Very well executed

Dreadfully Boring

The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

This is the newest Godzilla movie I have seen and they made some interesting choices for this flick.I really like how they make you feel sympathy for people and then have them get squished like a bug.My favorite scene is when the sick girl in the hospital thinks Godzilla is gone and then he smashes her room with his tail.This time the fleeing Japanese comically run into each other and walls and it's a nice change of pace.Unfortunately, all the new cool things can't disguise the fact that there is no plot and the movie makes no sense.Once again the main character is a person who literally has nothing to do with the movie.While millions flee in terror, she chases Godzilla on her brand new bike and never comes close to getting hurt.How Mothra and Gidrah end up in this movie makes less sense than how they leave.They even have an extra say "We should name the new monsters to avoid confusion." and you know where that goes.LAME.My biggest problem with this movie is that the creators still don't understand scale.One minute Godzilla is smashing ten story buildings by stepping on them and a minute later he's not even ten stories tall.And how is a moth able to hurt a giant lizard?Godzilla can breath fire that can blow up fighter jets but he just lets a moth attack him?I'll never be able to accept that.

This is the 12th M.o.t.h.r.a movie. It is also part 25 to the Japan Godzilla series. It is not the best Godzilla movie. The first remake from 1998 is better. This is the second best Godzilla movie. Maybe you do not agree. Maybe you think that this it better then the Godzilla (1998). You can think that that is o.k. But if your mad about it you deed to grow up pooh pooh heads. This is a great movie. Great story line. Great special effects. See it. It is scary. Great movie great movie great movie great movie. See it see it see see it. All the M.o.t.h.r.a movie are awesome see all of them. Most of the Godzilla movie are pretty cool to.

Godzilla movies are a lot of things. As someone that grew up on the franchise, I can admit that character development, special effects, and cohesive plots aren't naturally among the list. But this Godzilla movie is very watchable, even if you're with a pal that isn't much into giant monster movies (and certainly isn't into something like the Showa series of Godzilla flicks). Toho didn't get the Millennium series of G films off to a good start. Godzilla 2000 had some annoying pacing issues and a dry basic plot. The second movie, Godzilla vs Megaguirus, was again a bit slowly paced. But they really must've gone to work with GMK, because this one came out much better.First, the standard movie business. We see some great special effects work here, with few flaws. The characters still don't connect that much to the audience, but they are more than tolerable; I found myself more into the military characters' scenes rather than the main character and her BS Digital colleagues interestingly enough. But again, you won't leave the movie thinking the characters were bad. The music is awesome and sounds both menacing and mythical, which is important for the film's premise. The film is overall devoid of pacing issues.So what about the monsters? Godzilla looks fantastic, especially with those dead white eyes. His atomic heat ray also looks appropriately special. Some viewers have commented that it looks like he has a bit of a pot belly, but I don't think it detracts from any of his scenes. Baragon looks good, and he is only presented to be a tooth-and-claw kaiju (a monster without any special powers like Godzilla's atomic ray); back in the Showa this was not the case. Mothra looks better here than any other appearance I've seen her in. Even the following appearances in Godzilla: Tokyo SOS and Godzilla: Final Wars don't have a Mothra that looks this good and moves around this well. Her character as a guardian monster hero also is very fitting. King Ghidorah, though, is probably the weak point among the monsters. In terms of quality and detail, make no mistake, KG looks great. But to someone who's seen King Ghidorah (or other Ghidorahs) before, this one seems a little small and weak. He constantly needed this boosts, first to fly and then to fire his electric bolts. The biggest problem I have is the fact that he's portrayed as a hero monster here. King Ghidorah? Hero? What? That was a mistake in my opinion, but I've grown to care less as the years pile on.A great giant monster movie, I give this a very solid 8/10, beaten in raw numbers by only one other Godzilla movie (because nothing with be as iconic, serious, or game changing as the 1954 original).

I have to say that if you enjoy seeing sparks flying around,disasters and explosions, this is your movie! I wonder how many pounds of pyrotechnics they used. The monsters are a combination of either suitmation(actor in a costume) or CGI. They blend in very well. The story goes like this: Godzilla comes back and it is up to the three Guardian monsters to save Japan. Of course, Godzilla kicks their butts.At the end of the movie,it seems that Godzilla is destroyed but at the bottom of the ocean is his beating heart. Pretty cool stuff. The dubbing is average, the acting is decent but the special effects are awesome. I have to admit I enjoyed this movie for the special effects if not for anything else. Still, it is fun to watch.