This is a strange, but very good entry in the Godzilla series. It's a standalone entry not really related to any other film that does a lot of recasting of its characters. Godzilla is a straight up villain here, with direct malice toward humanity, and King Ghidorah appears as a guardian monster. What madness is this?

Watching the film reminded me strongly of some of the touches in the 90s Gamera films, so it was not really a surprise when…

This one is always a treat and one I tell people to watch if they are interested in Godzilla movies. It's modern, top notch special effects, it's serious in tone, a great music score, multiple monsters, and one of my favorite Godzilla designs. I love the Evil Dead eyes they gave him. The Big G is the villain for sure in this one, and given how serious the movie is, my only complaint is that there are some pretty damn…

This is my first Godzilla ever, and I never would have thought that I'd find it that enjoyable. The dialogues are only a means to an end and the characters are okay, but I really like the pseudo-mythological approach and hey, well done destruction (take note, Emmerich) always works. Looking forward to more!

Why does this movie work? Because it gets rid of all the bull-shit you don't want to see in a disaster-movie like forced humor or unneccessary sidecharacters…

If I would watch this as a normal action movie, it would be okay. Nice characters, good monster action, weird special effects. It knows how to entertain but is nothing special. But since I’m a huge Godzilla-fan … As a Kaiju movie it’s awesome! Compared to other Godzilla-films, this one has a more mythological approach to the story. It’s a direct sequel to the original Godzilla and the american „Godzilla“. There are so many references to the original and it…