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Godzilla today.......yawn.
I got tired of all the actors and "The Stare".........
The previews were all misleading. Brian Cranston.......c'mon, he was barely in the movie. Monsters where constantly changing scale in all scenes.
Wait for something else.
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I suggest watching Gojira (the original) and then watching the new US version...Originally Posted by TEAMRICO
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+1.
Godzilla and his nemesis are well done, but I couldn't help feel I was watching a monster version of the Titanic (albeit shorter). I read that the last 1/3 of the movie was supposed to be the best; but I felt robbed. Imagine watching an Ali/Frazier fight with Days of Our Lives interjected at the 5 minute mark of a round...
The only part I thought to myself "that's cool" involved a head and radioactive fire...
If your'e looking for a Host, Cloverfield, or hell, even Pacific Rim, this is not it. Wait for DVD/Netflix.
Ronin, I appreciate your viewpoint; but a good movie needs to stand by itself, regardless of it's heritage.
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My feedback: http://www.ar-15.co/threads/33234-lt-MADDOG-gt
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