The full-body Godzilla popcorn bucket for Godzilla Minus Zero, an 85-ounce figure about 19 inches tall, is sold out at every online store that carried it, so the theater counter is now the only place to get one. AMC, Regal and Cinemark sell it with popcorn, Alamo Drafthouse sells it in the lobby, and Regal’s $42.99 swimming-Godzilla bucket is still on sale online.
Sold Out Online at $98.99 to $100
The full-body figure was sold out at each online store that carried it on November 7:
- Regal’s online store: the 85-ounce Godzilla Figurine popcorn bucket, $98.99
- Only In Theatres, the online store Marcus Theatres and B&B Theatres link to: the 85-ounce Giant Godzilla Popcorn Bucket, $99.99
- Fandango: the $100 Kaiju Popcorn Bucket, which came with one free ticket to the movie, went on pre-order October 7 and sold out the same day, and Fandango no longer lists it
AMC’s and Cinemark’s online shops don’t list the bucket, and Alamo Drafthouse’s gift shop doesn’t carry it.
In Theaters at AMC, Regal, Cinemark and Alamo Drafthouse
No chain posts a counter price for the figure, and all four sell it while supplies last.
AMC Theatres
AMC’s Godzilla Collectible is the full-body figure, which AMC lists as over 19 inches tall, and it includes popcorn. AMC also sells an AMC Theatres Exclusive Mystery Tin that includes popcorn, and AMC hasn’t shown its design. Both are sold in theaters only, gourmet popcorn is excluded, and AMC Stubs upgrades don’t apply.
Regal
Regal’s Godzilla Minus Zero collectibles have been at select Regal theaters since November 5. The full-body Godzilla Popcorn Container comes with a large popcorn, and the Collectible Combo, a black bucket and cup each topped with Godzilla rising from blue water, comes filled with popcorn and soda.
Regal’s online store still sells the 130-ounce Godzilla bucket with a lid of Godzilla emerging from the water for $42.99, and it ships within one day.
Cinemark
Cinemark’s 3D Godzilla Popcorn Bucket, 19.5 inches tall, comes with an XL popcorn on the side, and the Heat Ray Drink Bottle comes with a large drink. Both, plus a Popcorn Tin, get free same-day refills at select theaters, and ICEEs are excluded from the refills. Cinemark’s online shop sold the 24-ounce Heat Ray tumbler for $39.95, and it’s sold out.
Alamo Drafthouse
Alamo Drafthouse sells the 85-ounce Godzilla Minus Zero Popcorn Bucket at the box office at select locations, starting November 6.
Godzilla Buckets and Cups Still on Sale Online
These Godzilla Minus Zero collectibles, all final sale, were still in stock online on November 7:
- Regal: the 130-ounce bucket with the Godzilla emerging from the water lid, $42.99
- Only In Theatres: a 130-ounce bucket and 32-ounce tumbler combo, both with 3D lids of Godzilla breaking through the waves, $46.99
- Only In Theatres: the 24-ounce Atomic Breath Tumbler, Godzilla rising from the ocean and firing his atomic breath, $32.99
The Full Godzilla Minus Zero Concessions Lineup
The official Godzilla site lists seven limited Godzilla Minus Zero concessions at nearly 3,000 participating theaters in the U.S. and Canada, starting October 7, with availability varying by theater:
- Godzilla Minus Zero Popcorn Bucket, the full-figure container
- Heat Ray Cup, a figural cup of Godzilla firing his heat ray
- Swimming Godzilla Bucket, with Godzilla rising from the waves on top
- 3D Aqua Cup, topped with a 3D Godzilla emerging from the water
- 230oz Popcorn Tin with Godzilla Minus Zero artwork
- Godzilla Minus Zero Cup
- Godzilla Minus Zero Popcorn Tub
About Godzilla Minus Zero
Godzilla Minus Zero is Takashi Yamazaki’s follow-up to Godzilla Minus One, set in 1949, two years after the first film, as a new catastrophe threatens Japan’s recovery, with Ryunosuke Kamiki and Minami Hamabe back in the cast. The movie is rated R, runs 2 hours 15 minutes, and is in Japanese with English subtitles.
More Popcorn Buckets
- Dune: Part Three and Avengers: Doomsday: my guide to both films’ buckets at AMC, Regal and Cinemark, coming in December.
- The Nightmare Before Christmas: the light-up Jack Skellington bucket for the film’s return to theaters.
- Resident Evil: the organ-transplant cooler bucket, $24.99 at AMC and far more on eBay.
- Crystal Lake: Cinemark’s $39.95 Jason Voorhees bucket for Peacock’s prequel series.
- Victorian Psycho: the baby doll popcorn bucket.
Godzilla Minus Zero opened in theaters November 6, and the full concessions lineup is on godzilla.com.
