First I wanna thank Michael Dougherty for this movie, the writers and the rest of the whole crew. Finally, a Godzilla movie we deserve and exceed my expectations. They did a hell of great work to gave us the real 'King of the Monsters'. The action scenes are remarkable and breathtaking. Great plot. The visuals are stunning, unforgettable, and astonishing. The music is awesome and phenomenal, help to elevates the film onto another level. This is a masterpiece for monster movies, most of the scene I felt so emotional and the shots are really extraordinary. It's like a painting and big bravo to the creative team. I don't get it why the critics are hating on this movie, if you want more 'humans' than the 'monsters' then it's not the movie's fault, clearly, you guys don't read the movie title and missing the point.
You don't want to miss a single thing in this movie, except maybe some of the part when humans are talking. I really like the part when they are trying to help Godzilla but not the 'family issue'. Your brother, your kid- whatever. We don't care. Don't get me wrong, their acting is not that bad but the relationship between Godzilla and Mothra even more emotional and important than that kid and her mom. I hope in the next movie, Godzilla VS Kong (2020) they'll listen to what the fans want. More monsters, fewer humans.
You don't want to miss a single thing in this movie, except maybe some of the part when humans are talking. I really like the part when they are trying to help Godzilla but not the 'family issue'. Your brother, your kid- whatever. We don't care. Don't get me wrong, their acting is not that bad but the relationship between Godzilla and Mothra even more emotional and important than that kid and her mom. I hope in the next movie, Godzilla VS Kong (2020) they'll listen to what the fans want. More monsters, fewer humans.