Technically it looks good and the money is all up on the screen (in the darkness) but it is probably the noise that makes the most impact and even on a lesser system the roars and thuds of the monsters are engagingly meaty. Unfortunately much of it plays out in darkness – something which helps the atmosphere but limits how much can be seen. The monsters and their destruction is nicely hinted at first, but eventually the film plays all its cards and we have lots of action and knocking down of buildings. Considering I didn't care two hoots for them, I was surprised by how much time I spent watching soldiers sweeping areas with guns pointed – it did start to bore after a while. The makers clearly know their action genre because this is a film that understands that soldiers running with guns and speaking in tough military dialogue while music pumps in the background, can grab an audience – so it does it, lots. On this front the film pushes things as hard as it can. This saw my interest in the human side waning as the film progressed, leaving just the action. This leaves us with Taylor- Johnson and his quest to get home a quest that never really interested me but at the same time is constantly pushed into the middle of the action no matter what or where it is. I was not to know that so many of the names that drew me to the project would be removed from the film pretty early on – a device that has impact for sure, but doesn't seem particularly brave since one suspects that the reason people like Cranston got onboard was that they were promised a lot for only relatively small parts. The film does try to create a human story to ground the audience and it casts wisely with Cranston, Binoche, Watanabe, Hawkins and others – all people who have a good presence in front of the camera. That said, I had heard negative things and I did approach it with low expectations because after all, it is just a Godzilla movie. This suggested that perhaps there would be more to it than just effects and big money shots. With Godzilla I will admit I was tempted to join for the spectacle because in addition to this the film had the appeal of quite a starry cast list in addition to being from Gareth Edwards, the man who famously made Monsters in his bedroom and on the fly. This usually sees me picking up with such films when they are cheaper to get on rental and just watch in my own home. I'm no great fan of summer blockbusters and for sure am resistant to the idea of paying over the odds to sit in a crowded room and be disappointed.
that is, until an American impostor pretending to be the original King Of The Monsters would rear its ugly head in a certain 1998 Columbia/Tristar film that shall remain nameless.
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With this film, the Heisei series decisively came to an end, and Godzilla would enjoy a well earned and fitting retirement. But if you watch two, then I urge you to consider Godzilla vs. If you must watch only one Godzilla movie, watch the original 1954 Japanese version.
D represents the best the series has to offer. With some of the best visual effects and creature designs of the entire franchise, and an appropriately epic score to match, G vs. For Godzilla's days are numbered, as the same radioactive meltdown that is triggering his increased strength and fury is also draining him and will eventually kill him. Godzilla is at his largest, most powerful, and by far the most furious that he's ever been in the entire franchise, but he will be matched up against the nightmarish Destoroyah, one of the strongest and most terrifying monsters to ever appear in any film! What follows is a fitting and powerful conclusion for the King Of The Monsters, the last dance so to speak. The epic finale of the second Godzilla series concludes with Big G himself facing his toughest challenge yet! This is my personal favorite of the entire Godzilla series after the original 1954 film, and in many ways, this film does it's best to tie back to that film as much as possible, even explicitly tying the origins of Godzilla's new foe to the fate of the original King of the Monsters.
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