Featured Audience Ratings

• Jeff "

  
  Godzilla vs. Destroyah again is a well structured film that relies on a well written script and effective directing to create the thrills on-screen. I really enjoyed the film, and though it's a fairly average concept, it remains a fun entry that is sure to please fans. Don't… More
  Godzilla vs. Destroyah again is a well structured film that relies on a well written script and effective directing to create the thrills on-screen. I really enjoyed the film, and though it's a fairly average concept, it remains a fun entry that is sure to please fans. Don't expect anything great, but go in expecting something fun, and thrilling that will satisfy your monster film needs. The film has a good storyline. Fans will find lots to enjoy here and the film provides all the usual things that you've come to love about the series. As a monster film, it succeeds well for its entertainment value and action. The movie shows its flaws and there could have been a lot more effort into making a much more memorable entry, but it is understandable after all this is the 22th feature, and how far can you stretch out ideas. Despite this, they manage to deliver something good, worthwhile and amusing. The direction is fluent and confident and the director manages to make the film's flaws, less apparent by making it thrilling with the usual Godzilla fights. Strap yourselves for another interesting chapter in the franchise that is just as grand as its namesake. The film is impressive enough for a22th film and where most entries fail, this one succeeds at ends up being a worthwhile addition to the franchise and a must see for genre fans. With usual thrills that you've come to expect, Godzilla vs. Destroyah works and is a fine monster film.

• Luke B

  
  22nd installment and still kicking. This is the climax to the Heisei series. It's quite a beautiful climax, and rather poetic in its relation to the rest of the series. It's the first film with strong connections to the original. It brings back talk of the Oxygen Destroyah,… More
  22nd installment and still kicking. This is the climax to the Heisei series. It's quite a beautiful climax, and rather poetic in its relation to the rest of the series. It's the first film with strong connections to the original. It brings back talk of the Oxygen Destroyah, which inadvertently created a new breed of monster. Meanwhile, Godzilla goes on a dramatic journey of character for such a big monster. First of all, he is getting close to meltdown, having absorbed too much nuclear radiation, he may be about to explode. This leaves him with a rather interesting glowing look, Also, he may be about to become a responsible father, as he tracks down his presumably dead son. Toho put a lot of faith into a big rubbery character, but he pulls it off. This is the most emotional since the original, and it still has time for awesome action sequences. Part of me wishes I had watched these years ago, as the city destruction scenes must have seemed even more impressive. Still, it's engaging stuff, and the perfect end to this series.

• Bryan D

  
  Godzilla vs Destroyah is one of the best entries in the 2nd reboot of the Godzilla franchise. Designed to be a direct sequel to the original 1954 film, Destroyah uses several plot elements of the original, such as the Destroyer weapon which killed the original Godzilla. Destroyah… More
  Godzilla vs Destroyah is one of the best entries in the 2nd reboot of the Godzilla franchise. Designed to be a direct sequel to the original 1954 film, Destroyah uses several plot elements of the original, such as the Destroyer weapon which killed the original Godzilla. Destroyah had a lot going for it, but it does blatantly rip off several other sci fi films, such as James Cameron's ALIENS, and it does it badly and without shame. It detracts from the things it does right: Godzilla is a creature created by Nuclear weapons, and now it is on the verge of nuclear meltdown. The world knows if this happens, it could be catastrophic for mankind. They try to replicate the oxygen destroyer which killed the original godzilla to prevent the meltdown, only to create a new, even more powerful monster. Thus setting the stage for a showdown between the two titan kaiju. There is a lot more cheese than I like, and some of the film just doesn't make any sense. But the moments that are done right are fantastic.

• Steven V

  
  This is a very sad film depicting Godzilla's true final fight and excrutiating death. The special effects are outstanding make this a satisfying send-off and fitting end for the King.

• Anthony V

  
  Rockin!

• Christopher B

  
  Awesome! Godzilla is having a nuclear meltdown and has to take on a monster created from the oxygen machine from the first one. Great stuff!

Read all 6 featured audience ratings