Godzilla: King of the Monsters

Even though it isn't the best in the Monsterverse it does still have those little emotional bits help shape this movie while featuring a giant moth and a nuclear lizard fight a 3 headed ALLIIEEEENNN and a lava turkey. The thing that made this movie stand out was the clear message of how dangerous climate change can affect the earth, just like how almost every Godzilla movie try's to provide a message that humanity can fix.

Has a very blah plot and sub par acting but the monster fights sort of make up for them. Largely a forgettable movie but cool to see this series rebooted nonetheless.

Another winner for the Monsterverse movies. Added so many classic Toho monsters. King Ghidorah has always been Godzilla's greatest foe. Love Mothra. Charles Dance always makes a great bad guy.

I loved this movie. The intense, action-packed monster fight scenes were some of the best in any Godzilla movie. If you haven't seen it, you absolutely should.

Too dark, too much drama, the fight scenes of the kaijus are always in a dark area where its hard to watch!

I really like it the 3nd best one

This movie was dumb. So dumb. And that's saying a lot for a Godzilla movie where my expectations are set very low. A huge step down from the last one.

The film celebrates 65 year old Godzilla king of the monsters but the problem is with the human characters. Shin Godzilla intimidate the film because of the deride writing some kind of familiar to Superman Returns which also written by Michael Dougherty

There is no other way to say it. Yes, it is a giant monster movie which are OUTSTANDING! Sound and visual effects are absolutely insanely good! There´s action all the time. Fire, explosions, cities destroyed. Everything a good action movie must deliver. Plus, Godzilla (and all other Titans) are freaking amazing.

Godzilla: King of the monsters was shunned by critics and performed poorly at the box office and is not only the lowest rated monsterverse project with it being the only one rated under 50% by critics on rotten tomatoes, but is also the only one to be a financial flop at the box office. But those King of the monsters really deserve the slander it received? In my opinion, no, but that doesn’t mean the film has no major flaws. But first, the positives, the film had memorable characters which GvsK and GxK struggle to write, with a conflict that didn’t force viewers to root for only one side but instead showed both sides of the argument and lets the audience decide who they want to reason with. Another positive being the visuals and Godzilla having more screen time and fight scenes than in 2014. However, the plot and pacing felt confusing in some areas with lots of plot points be introduced without any warning or buildup and then forgotten just as fast as they showed up and the tone of the story being less serious as 2014 but also having jokes right after serious moments that make those scenes less impactful and hard hitting.
In conclusion, Godzilla: King of the Monsters is an underrated movie that deserves more love but ultimately lacks what made 2014 special.  Also, the gonorrhoea joke does not ruin the entire movie