Godzilla: King of the Monsters

I don't know why this movie is hated. I loved it, we asked for monster action, we got it. Ghidorah is a great villain and it adds a ton of Titans to the Monsterverse, like Ghidorah, Rodan, Barb the MUTO and a ton of others as well as my favorite Kaiju, Mothra. The cast is great and the special effects look amazing. This movie is almost perfect in my mind except the human villains. Amazing movie, maybe my favorite in the Monsterverse.

Should be awesome but it's very disappointing. The scale is great as the monsters feel monstrous. A few cool shots & colors but the script is terrible. Humans derail the potential with silly motives.

🍀 5.9/10 King Ghidorah is the true king, Godzillas gonna stomp on my for this review. This movie is alright I use to love it but over time I just kinda thought yea it's alright. I find it very boring now like I love Ghidorahs intro it's so bad ass and has amazing visuals like this actually looks fantastic. Honestly I don't hate the main characters but there scenes are way to long and uninteresting I can see what there going for but it's not executed that well and leaves this film feeling a little empty. but for characters I do like every side soldier character in here they have like the best scenes is that just me or are the little soldiers in here just the best. Anyways I always froget millie Bobby Brown is in here 😭 she dose alright for what they gave her to work with. Also, the sound design on here Is peak. Grade B-

Honestly, as far as watching the third entry of the Godzilla MonsterVerse movies, this might as well be the weakest of the franchise. I have seen worse movies, but in all honesty, most of the human acting are just all over the place and doesn't have much of a pace to work with alongside the monsters that even I look back and see the Godzilla movies back in 2014 being a fair use while Kong: Skull Island was much better. If it focused on the family and used the loss of a child and working alongside the scientists from the first movie instead of some of the rushed add-ons like the one guy holding the mother and daughter hostage, it would've raised my rating higher. Sadly, this felt like a step backward with it. I still enjoy the CGI design of the monsters along with the fights. It was fine at its best, but not the best as these movies goes. 6/10.

This was the perfect balance of an OG Godzilla film, closes American version to a Japanese version. You keep getting more of the story and of the big guy!

No entiendo cómo pueden dirigir y crear secuencias de acción complejas, épicas y masivas, con un trasfondo interesante acerca del balance en la naturaleza y de lo peligroso que puede ser una especie invasora, pero que no tengan la capacidad de poder dirigir y darle un rumbo a algún actor en esta película. Deberían sacar otra versión de cada una de estas películas donde no exista ninguna toma con humanos.

Critics need to learn how to have fun. Not one of the best godzilla movies, but one of my favourites. Its easy to rewatch and very enjoyable. I know that the 1954 style godzilla movies tend to be thought of more highly than ones like this, and I agree, but it's so much fun I can happily place it at 5 on my rankings. It's stupid, but I love it.

Godzila go rawwwwww! Great effect and interesting story!

It features some decent moments (cool end shot!), but overall I was feeling rather indifferent throughout 'Godzilla: King of the Monsters'. A bad movie this is not necessarily, though it is not one I'd file under 'good' either. The run time ought to have been shorter and the human characters could've been more interestingly portrayed. The big fight sequences didn't really do anything for me either, which is kinda reminiscent of 2014's 'Godzilla' in truth. I do like the titular character, but these (sole) two experiences of it have been underwhelming. Vera Farmiga is alright as one of those onscreen, I'm a fan since seeing 2011's 'Source Code' so have been wanting to see her act further. The cast, including Farmiga to be honest, are all quite forgettable in this (not helped by issues that I alluded to with their characters above) - so much so, I'm unable to pick a standout. Bradley Whitford's Rick Stanton, conversely, is somewhat irritating. Here's hoping I will actually enjoy what 'Godzilla vs. Kong' has to offer.

l Love the Godzilla Movies