Before home video tape and disc formats was available, the only way to see a motion picture was in the theater during its first run or through a reissue. Later, when television became available films would be available for broadcast but TVs were expensive in the 1950s, color TV was expensive until the mid 1960s, and studios typically did not make their prestigious library titles available at first (with occasional exceptions) because they still viewed themselves in competition with television.
Godzilla movies have been released on home video for a very long time, longer than many people may realize. With the release of the Criterion Showa set on Blu-ray, we will finally have had a release of every Godzilla film on HD disc. Here in this blog article I will give a brief overview of the franchise's release history on all home video formats, both popular and obscure. I am concentrating on what was available in the English-language market, with which is what I am the most familiar.
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