Toho Drops a Monstrous $90 USD Godzilla Popcorn Bucket Built for Hungry Kaiju Fans
Standing nearly 20 inches tall and holding 85 ounces of snacks, the viral figure leads a new movie collectible release.
Summary
Toho Co. Ltd and North American movie theaters have released a towering 20-inch Godzilla popcorn bucket
The 85-ounce sculpted figure costs $90 USD and opens via an access hatch along the monster's back
The release arrives alongside traditional $20 to $35 USD buckets and $20 to $30 USD collectible drink cups
Toho Co., Ltd. and theater chains across North America have unleashed a massive Godzilla Popcorn Bucket in celebration of Godzilla Minus Zero. The centerpiece container stretches the definition of theater concessions, standing nearly 20 inches tall with an 85-ounce snack capacity.
Designed to look like a full-scale kaiju figure, the $90 USD collectible opens through a rear compartment panel positioned along Godzilla’s back. The sculpted piece has quickly gone viral across social media, drawing reactions over its sheer size, lap-bound practicality, and premium price point.
For fans looking for a lighter haul, participating theaters are also offering traditional bucket-shaped containers priced between $20 USD and $35 USD. The concession lineup is completed by two collectible drink cups, including a $20 USD ocean-emerging Godzilla lid and a $30 USD Heat Ray Drink Bottle shaped like the monster’s open jaw firing a beam.
The Godzilla Minus Zero popcorn bucket and concession collection is available now across nearly 3,000 participating theaters in the U.S. and Canada ahead of the film’s November 6, 2026 premiere.
