
Screenings of Takashi Yamazaki's kaiju film 'Godzilla Minus Zero', set in 1949, at the Connaught Theatre in Worthing.
Godzilla Minus Zero is playing at the Connaught Theatre and Connaught Studio in Worthing, with a run of screenings starting on Friday 6 November. It's a long one — 154 minutes — so you'll want to clear a good chunk of your evening for it.
Directed by Takashi Yamazaki, the film stars Minami Hamabe, Jun Kunimura and Hidetaka Yoshioka. It's set in 1949, in a war-reduced Japan clinging to a hard-won peace, when a fresh catastrophe strikes the Shikishima family. That's two years after they survived their previous ordeal with the legendary monster, and it ups the ante on its predecessor. It's rated BBFC 15 for strong injury detail, so keep that in mind if you're bringing anyone younger.
There are plenty of slots to choose from across the week, so you can pick whatever fits your schedule. It opens on Friday 6 November at 8:10pm, then runs on Saturday 7 November at 8:00pm, Sunday 8 November at 10:15am, Monday 9 November at 8:40pm, Tuesday 10 November at 2:45pm, Wednesday 11 November at 3:10pm and Thursday 12 November at 5:40pm. With a mix of morning, afternoon and evening times, it's easy to fit in whether you're coming from work or fancy a matinee.
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Tickets start from £5.50 plus a £0.75 transaction fee, so it's a fairly cheap night out for a film that runs over two and a half hours. Between the 154-minute runtime and the BBFC 15 rating, it's a proper cinema trip rather than a quick pop-in.