v2-Movie Marathon and Trivia
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GodzillaFest: Movie Marathon & Trivia

Unclassified (15+)
Film

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Tickets

Full

$50

Concession

$46

ACMI Member

$45

Blak Member

FREE

When

Thu 31 Oct 2024

8pm – 2.30am

Gather your crew of monsters and bring your A-game to this late-night kaiju extravaganza.

Experience the awesome power of Godzilla with a special selection of three films showcasing the monster's iconic position in cinema history. In between screenings, show off just how much you know about the Godzillaverse, with special rounds of trivia hosted by comedian Alex Hines.

Movie Marathon

Godzilla (1954)
Dir. Ishiro Honda, Japan, Source: Sugoi Co, 96 minutes.

The film that introduced Godzilla to the world. A striking film exploring the consequences of nuclear war.

Mothra vs Godzilla (1964)
Dir. Ishiro Honda, Japan, Janus Films, Courtesy: Toho, 88 minutes

In a classic good vs evil, Mothra fights to protect humanity from Godzilla’s destruction. This film pairs Godzilla with another popular Kaiju for the very first time.

Viewers are advised that this film contains outdated depictions of a fictional islander population.

Godzilla vs Hedorah (1971)
Dir. Yoshimitsu Banno, Japan, Janus Films, Courtesy: Toho, 85 minutes

An alien life form that feeds on pollution threatens to destroy all life on earth unless Godzilla can stop it.

One of the weirdest entries in the Godzilla franchise, this film combines an environmental message with horror, psychedelia and animation.

Rating

Unclassified (15+)

Viewers under the age of 15 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Schedule

ACMI Foyer, Level 1
(near Fed Square entrance)
8pm
Trivia

Cinema 1, Level 2
9pm
Godzilla (1954) 9–10.43pm
10.45pm Break & Trivia
11pm Mothra vs Godzilla (1964)
12.30am Break & Trivia
12.50am Godzilla vs Hedorah (1971)

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Hosted by Alex Hines

Alex Hines exploded onto the Australian comedy scene with her original brand of comedy – fast paced fanciful narratives, absurdist comedy and camp aesthetic. Hines has made a name for herself as a unique comedic voice incorporating sketch, standup, songs and characters into her eclectic body of work. Since winning multiple awards for Wilde Night In (Melb. Fringe, 2021), Alex has continued to create award winning shows, including the Golden Gibbo Award (MICF, 2022) for her sold-out run of To Schapelle And Back and the Green Room Award for Best performer 2023 for Juniper Rising.

Alex Hines

Tickets & Passes

Movie Marathon & Trivia + Halloween Monster Bash

Tickets for the GodzillaFest Movie Marathon & Trivia also include seperate admission to the Halloween Monster Bash taking place across ACMI from 5pm to 9pm.

Full $50
Concession: $46
ACMI Member: $45
Blak Member: FREE

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Monster Pass - SOLD OUT

Includes access to the Halloween Monster Bash and Movie Marathon & Trivia on Thursday 31st October and four films not showing in the Marathon.

Full $98
Concession: $84
ACMI Member: $77

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* Header image credits

Godzilla vs. Hedorah (1971) by Yoshimitsu Banno, © 1971 TOHO CO., LTD.
Mothra vs. Godzilla (1964) by Ishiro Honda, © 1964 TOHO CO., LTD.
Godzilla (1954) by Ishiro Honda, © Sugoi