100% in agreement. Not only the best Godzilla movie I have seen (and I have seen a lot of them), but one of the best movies I have seen in awhile. Hopefully Legendary can take a cue from this one and make better oens from now on.
Glad you got to see a movie you enjoyed. Hoping to see this myself. Looks like they did a good job of not anthropomorphizing what should be a terrifying monster. 12 year olds of all ages (and many American adults) will naturally gravitate toward an animal (even a deadly rampaging one) over just regular people.
I think you cheaped out--I would have given it the full five stars.
I thought the first GOJIRA movie, made back in 1954, was a damn good and intelligent creature feature –GODZILLA MINUS ONE is the first time I seen a Godzilla film that I would call truly great.
It's impossible for me to read the title of this movie without thinking of it like Music Minus One--they supply Tokyo and an enemy kaiju, you get to do all of the destroying,
100% in agreement. Not only the best Godzilla movie I have seen (and I have seen a lot of them), but one of the best movies I have seen in awhile. Hopefully Legendary can take a cue from this one and make better oens from now on.
Glad you got to see a movie you enjoyed. Hoping to see this myself. Looks like they did a good job of not anthropomorphizing what should be a terrifying monster. 12 year olds of all ages (and many American adults) will naturally gravitate toward an animal (even a deadly rampaging one) over just regular people.
I think you cheaped out--I would have given it the full five stars.
I thought the first GOJIRA movie, made back in 1954, was a damn good and intelligent creature feature –GODZILLA MINUS ONE is the first time I seen a Godzilla film that I would call truly great.
It's impossible for me to read the title of this movie without thinking of it like Music Minus One--they supply Tokyo and an enemy kaiju, you get to do all of the destroying,