What did you do for Godzilla's 60th?

After enjoying Ben's graphic novel adaptation, I watched Criterion's gorgeous Bluray release of Godzilla (1954) and the excellent Classic Media DVD of one of my top favorite Godzilla films: Monster Zero-- English language this time so I can enjoy Nick Adams' lines. Wrapping it all up with a Scified article I hope to post late tonight.

I watched Godzilla vs Mothra: Battle for Earth and wrote a review.

Still contemplating if i wanna do the same with Godzilla vs King Ghidorah since they're on the same disk

I watched both the 1954 and the 2014 Godzilla's, and read the Godzilla graphic novels I had on hand with me, as well as listiening to Godzilla soundtracks.  

I watched Godzilla 2014 roar at my face. And then jogged around my apartment in a Godzilla sweatshirt????.

I had as much of a Godzilla movie marathon as I could in one afternoon; started with GMK, then Godzilla vs. Destoroyah, then Terror of Mechagodzilla (one movie from each era), then finally watched the original masterpiece that is now 60 years old!

I drew a picture of Godzilla in my Japanse classroom on the whiteboard with a large "60 Years" next to him. Then, later on in the day, I did a brief "presentation" on Godzilla (all we really did was watch some video clips after I explained his origin/conception in a rather unfinished keynote) while we ate Gojira rolls from a local sushi restaurant in my Japan Club after school. Other than it being, you know, unfinished, I think it went rather well. We had plenty of movie clips to watch and had a great time.

And I have to say, Godzilla Sushi is delicious. X)

I just celebrated with pizza and brownies, awhile watch Criterion's Blu-Ray release of Gojira as well! 

I also drew a little tribute for Goji during class. :)

@GMan2887 - "On Earth you gave this terrifying monster the name, Ghidorah. Here, everything is numbered. The monster... is Zero."

One of my favorite lines. Didn't do anything Godzilla specific yesterday, but should hopefully get in 2-3 of my favorites over the weekend.

I watched the original, the modern reboot, and then spent hours without any technical know-how making my tribute video :P

Oh gosh how many mistake's can be made on your phone xD.

I watched the original Godzilla 54 roar at my face, and also the 2014 one.

And then joged around my apartment complex in a Godzilla sweatshirt (Is it that hard autocorrect?)

I made a godzilla stop motion video for Godzilla's birthday, ate a crap ton of food for him, and watched 1954-1992, I got so close to finishing 

I wrote more of my Godzilla story All Hail the King. And read Ben's novel. Plan to do more.

I whached Gojira 54 and played Godzilla destroy all monsters mele all day.

I read BBB's graphic novel, then I listened to Godzilla's theme and the JSDF Military March. Then, after watching my favorite scenes in Godzilla 2014, I ended the day listening to Go Go Godzilla.

@HeiseiKing

I'd say, 1954-1992 is pretty damn good for a day's watching. I don't think it's physically possible to watch all 30 or so of Godzilla's films in one day. I mean, each one is about an hour and a half to two hours long and you only have 24 hours in the day. You'd have to overlap some in order to make it.

@Nerdybandgeeks,

Well, this is what i did.

http://www.godzilla-movies.com/community/forums/topic/38656

You might want to grab a bag of popcorn and a few sodas if you are interested in taking a look. :)

I just sat down and watched my Classic Media dvd of "Gojira". I really need to get the blu ray version by Criterion.