The Ultimate Godzilla Movie Tournament @FirewoodMediaTV

Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago

This is a supercut of a live stream that happened about a week ago. The basic idea is that I made a tournament bracket March madness style of every single Godzilla movie in existence (as well as Godzilla: Singular Point lol) and I based the seeding off of the average user score on the website, Letterboxd and from there that live chat in the live stream decided the winner of each matchup and we had some pretty surprising results. Enjoy!

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