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Feb. 25, 2014 / 4:36 PM

First 'Godzilla' trailer finds Bryan Cranston freaking out over readioactive moster

"Godzilla" hits theaters on May 16.

First 'Godzilla' trailer finds Bryan Cranston freaking out over readioactive moster

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 25 (UPI) -- Bryan Cranston stars as a worried scientist in the first official trailer for the upcoming film, Godzilla.

The two-minute thirty-two second clip finds the former Braking Bad star unveiling the mystery of a radioactive monster that is threatening to eradicate mankind. The clip shows several destruction scenes without ever fully displaying the CGI creature.

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Starring Cranston, Elizabeth Olsen, Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Sally Hawkins, the Gareth Edwards-directed film hits theaters on May 16.

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