Godzilla: Legends

An anime giant monster movie by Hayao Miyazaki based on the long-running Godzilla franchise. The film is rated PG-13 for intense sequences of sustained action/violence, frightening images, destruction and language. It is the first Studio Ghibli animation to be released in the IMAX format and the first to be shown in both 2D and 3D. It was released internationally by Legendary Pictures.

Premise:
It has been several years since humankind battled the gargantuan beasts known as Kaiju for survival and dominance over the planet, including the most powerful among them Godzilla. Now an uneasy peace has settled, allowing humanity to rebuild and recover. That peace, unfortunately, is shattered when the Kaiju emerge from their slumber with more emerging. However, that may be the least of humanity's problems when a race of dragons emerge, prompting a reluctant alliance between human and Kaiju alike.

Cast:
Mariko Nishizawa: Kiernan Shipka

Akio Yunari/Narrator: Dante Basco

Akane Yashiro: Ming-Na Wen

Noriko Nishizawa/Shobijin #2: Grey DeLisle

Yuzu Yunari: Rinko Kikuchi (both Japanese and English dubs)

Miki Saegusa: Devon Aoki

Shobijin#1: Cree Summer

Kyo Yunari: Masi Oka (Japanese and English dubs)

Douglas "Doug" Gordon: Don Frye

Tatsuo Katagiri: Ron Yuan

Commander Aso: Ken Watanabe

Fisherman: Akira Takarada (Japanese and English dubs; cameo)

Additional Voices: Tara Strong, Corey Burton, Janice Kawaye, Grey Delisle, Tabitha St. Germain, Yuri Lowenthal, Cree Summer, Kari Wahlberg, Rob Paulsen, Maile Flanagen, Kate Higgins

Soundtrack

 * 1) Main theme
 * 2) "Humanity was Defied"
 * 3) Several Years Later
 * 4) Something in the Bay
 * 5) Godzilla
 * 6) Two Battles
 * 7) The Dragon
 * 8) Gathering and Propositions
 * 9) Infant Island
 * 10) Battle in Okinawa
 * 11) The Legend of Kagejotei
 * 12) War in Hokkaido
 * 13) Kagejotei Awakens
 * 14) "Prepare for the worst"
 * 15) Tokyo Under Siege
 * 16) Kaiju Calvary
 * 17) Godzilla vs. Kagejotei
 * 18) Victory
 * 19) "It's time to forgive"
 * 20) Ending credits