Godzilla: King of the Monsters

Giant monster battles are always a thrill to watch, but outstanding visuals cannot compensate for a poorly written story. The human characters are unremarkable and, at times, downright annoying. In fact, many of their choices and motivations are highly questionable. Still, it's exciting to see iconic creatures like King Ghidorah (Monster Zero), Rodan, and Mothra alongside Godzilla once again.

People give this a lot of hate for the story but at the end of the day its a monster rumble movie which it delivers in spades with some epic battles and glorious special effects which is what i want to see in a monster movie ,if i want a good story i will watch a drama movie but with this movie i want to see gigantic creatures beating the living daylights out of each other also come on who didnt love Atomic Godzilla .

The Godzilla franchise intrigues me each time. Although it's sometimes a hit or miss with critics and audiences.

One of the best Godzilla films by far!! Better action, better acting, better graphics and decent storyline!! And a proper bad guy for Godzilla to fight!!

Theres too many monsters to make a good movie

Came to see two things Godzilla and more monsters. Left with a third thing which is the sound design being perfect. If compared to Godzilla: Minus One it is left underwhelming considering the budget difference and the writing for the human characters. I think there was only one human character I cared about for the entire movie which is an issue for Godzilla films of the west.

It was pure monster-on-monster battle action, and it was amazing! I definitely recommend it for monster movie and action fans!

Although the human characters were nothing to write home about the classic Kaiju action and a frankly epic ending made up for it in my mind.

This is easily the best Godzilla film since 2004. I loved the final 30 minutes, it was so great to see King Ghidorah, Mothra and Rodan back with Godzilla and with an American interpretation giving it a new vibe. It has incredible visual effects. The 3D adds nothing whatsoever, totally pointless. It reminded me of Destroy All Monsters (1968) but with way better visual effects. It’s about 30 minutes too long which almost made me give this a 6/10. The casting is good. It could do with more kaiju action early on and more city smashing throughout but it didn’t spoil my enjoyment.

It's not my favorite Monsterverse movie, mostly because of its hateable female protagonist. But it's still an intriguing story, and once again the monsters look extraordinary!!