The MonsterVerse Films Ranked

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Legendary’s MonsterVerse is a thrilling cinematic universe that brings some of the most iconic kaiju to life on the big screen. It began with Godzilla in 2014, directed by Gareth Edwards, which reintroduced the iconic monster to a new generation with a darker and more realistic tone. This film laid the foundation for a shared universe, culminating in epic clashes and explorations of monstrous mythology. Following this, Kong: Skull Island (2017) dove into the origins of King Kong, blending adventure and horror elements while showcasing the beauty and terror of Skull Island. Both films set the stage for high-stakes action, featuring stunning visual effects that brought these colossal creatures to life in a way that resonates with audiences worldwide.

The culmination of this narrative arc arrives with Godzilla vs. Kong (2021), which pits the two titans against each other in a spectacular showdown, appealing to fans of both characters. This film not only explores the rivalry but also unveils deeper lore about the ancient titans and their connection to humanity’s history. With each installment, Legendary’s MonsterVerse expands its storytelling horizons, introducing new monsters and layering complex themes of coexistence and conflict. This year saw the release of Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, with the franchise continuing to push the boundaries of the genre, crafting a thrilling blend of action, myth, and spectacle that captives both longtime fans and newcomers alike. The next instalment in the series is currently being developed.

Here are our rankings for the films of the MonsterVerse.

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5. Godzilla: King Of The Monsters (2019)

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4. Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire (2024)

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3. Godzilla (2014)

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2. Godzilla Vs. Kong (2021)

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1. Kong: Skull Island (2017)

What’s our rankings for the MonsterVerse? Comment below.

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  1. “Legendary’s MonsterVerse is a thrilling cinematic universe that brings some of the most iconic kaiju to life on the big screen.” Payola much?

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