Godzilla: King of the Monsters Returns to Streaming Conversation After Godzilla Minus Zero Reveal

Kyle Chandler is widely known and celebrated for his role as Coach Taylor in Friday Night Lights, but earlier this year he took his talents to HBO for one of the best sci-fi shows of the year. We're talking, of course, about Lanterns, the DC series co-starring Aaron Pierre that's still one of the most-watched shows of the entire year on HBO Max. Most fans assumed that the show would be renewed for Season 2 after strong viewership and reception, but a recent regime change at DC has every project from the last few years hanging in the balance. It was announced earlier this week that James Gunn and Peter Safran had been replaced as the studio heads at DC by former Marvel executive Jeremy Latcham. This news comes not long after Paramount absorbed Warner Bros as part of the merger into the new company now known as Skydance.

Even before he settled into his knockout role as Hal Jordan in Lanterns, Kyle Chandler was turning heads in another sci-fi franchise that has become a cash cow at the box office. Back in 2019, Chandler made his debut in the MonsterVerse as Mark Russell in Godzilla: King of the Monsters, which has surged back into the conversation lately thanks to the release of Godzilla Minus Zero. Marketing for Godzilla Minus Zero kept things under wraps, but fans were treated to a nice surprise when it was revealed that Godzilla's adversary in the movie was Ghidorah, aka Monster Zero. This revelation has prompted fans to check out the previous Godzilla/Ghidorah face-off on streaming, where Godzilla: King of the Monsters is trending in the right direction.

Here's How to Watch 'Godzilla: King of the Monsters' on Streaming

Godzilla: King of the Monsters was removed from HBO Max earlier in the year, and as the film has not been added to a new platform, the only way to watch it is by renting or purchasing it on VOD platforms like Prime Video or Apple TV. However, with the film surging across the board in more than a dozen countries, it's likely it will land a new streaming home sometime in the next month. A reunion on HBO Max is most likely, but a run on another platform like Paramount+ or Netflix also can't be ruled out.