QUOTE(Mov_freak @ Jun 4 2019, 09:22 AM)
Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019)
Honestly... I fell asleep...
I think I fell asleep in the middle of the second act
The story-line is SO convoluted...
Or lack thereof story...
My complain for the first movie (2014) was, Ken Watanabe was in THAT for what?
Well, at least here, he has something to do
The last and inevitable fight between Godzilla and his... nemesis, King Ghidorah was actually worth watching.
And Warner paid homage to the Japaneses culture, by making Godzilla, looking like a sumo wrestle at the end battle....
Not sure what else I can add this this...
My Two Sen
This post reminded me of a girl who sat next to me y'day when I went to Godzilla: KOTM 2nd time. She slept 5 mins into the film & snored till end credits started rollingHonestly... I fell asleep...
I think I fell asleep in the middle of the second act
The story-line is SO convoluted...
Or lack thereof story...
My complain for the first movie (2014) was, Ken Watanabe was in THAT for what?
Well, at least here, he has something to do
The last and inevitable fight between Godzilla and his... nemesis, King Ghidorah was actually worth watching.
And Warner paid homage to the Japaneses culture, by making Godzilla, looking like a sumo wrestle at the end battle....
Not sure what else I can add this this...
My Two Sen
Its herculean task to find reasonable "balance" in Monster vs Monster film & gotta say Michael accomplished it. Ken Watanabe has a beautiful scene & kinda felt touched watchin his wonderful performance in this film.
Fast-paced screenplay was the key. Plus multiple easter eggs here are great homage to Toho. Post-credit scene was kinda eerie..reminds 2012 Avengers set-up
Just wish Godzilla vs Kong director doesnt mess it up cuz this film passed litmus test with fans & MonsterVerse hype goin into the 2020 film gonna be monstrous (no pun intended😂)