Last night, Godzilla was unleashed in Hollywood for the Godzilla 2014 world premiere black carpet event. Many high profile celebrities showed up to the event including a few rockstars; Slash and Gene Simmons! Of course, the entire cast for Godzilla was also present along with screenwriter Max Borenstein and director Gareth Edwards. The event was a massive success, with attendees praising the return of the King of the Monsters. Godzilla was a hit. But, there was alot more to this event than just celebrity photos and a screening of Godzilla. Legendary decked out the "Aftermath Afterparty" with decorations similar to that of last year's "Godzilla Encounter". Check out a few photos from the event below!
The Godzilla black carpet:
Ken Watanabe arrives:
Carson Bolde:
The director himself, Gareth Edwards:
Elizabeth Olsen:
Bryan Cranston:
Group shot:
Inside the Aftermath Afterparty:
A 22 doot high statue of Godzilla, made out of rubble! (like the comic-con 2013 poster!)
The event left many in awe as they witnessed a true Hollywood treatment of the King of Kaiju. Godzilla hits theaters May 16th, 7 days from now! Be sure to check back often for more updates.
Photos courtesy of Legendary Pictures.
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