a5c7b9f00b When mankind found an ancient spore, they began to preserved until nearly 15 years, it hatches. Now with maloevent terrestrial organisms threatening the existence of man kind, an ancient creature from the depts of the ocean, will rise again to fulfill natures order to restore its balance, while also making sure mankind never makes the same mistakes again.
In 1999, in Japan, there is a mysterious accident with the reactors of the Janjira nuclear power plant and the engineer Joe Brody loses his wife Sandra Brody and her team that were inspecting the reactor. Joe never accepts the official explanation for the accident. Fifteen years later, his son, the US Navy Officer Ford Brody, learns that Joe has trespassed in Janjira quarantine area and is arrested in Japan. He travels to Japan to release his father and they go to the Janjira facility area to retrieve Joe's data and pictures. Soon they discover the truth about the accident, caused by a "Massive Unidentified Terrestrial Organism" ("MUTO") that eats radiation trapped underground. The MUTO escapes from the secret facility to Honolulu killing Joe. Godzilla is also awakened, causes a tsunami in Hawaii and fights against the MUTO destroying Honolulu. Meanwhile a female MUTO escapes from the Nevada nuclear waste facility and destroys Las Vegas, heading to breed with the first MUTO in San Francisco. Now the last hope on Earth is Godzilla fighting and destroying the MUTO's.
Before saying anything on the movie itself I have to talk about the expectations I had going in:always I do not watch trailers but what I heard about them was nothing short of spectacular, plus the buzz surrounding this movie was incredible and on the top of this was a talented crew, both behind and in front of the camera, and Legendary Pictures, one of the better studios of the moments. You sum up all of this and you can understand I was very pumped for this movie, yet the result in relation to my expectations was just "meh". Don't get me wrong I liked it very much, but I can't deny it being a kind of disappointment. Talking about positives there are many things that could be pointed to: no one in their right mind would dare say this movie looks bad. Everything here is visually stunning, even the small-scale scenes are wonderful to witness and Godzilla and his fellow monsters felt very real, detailed and most certainly looked beautiful. Seamus McGarvey is a really special cinematographer. The cgi department here did a truly breathtaking job, even if there were a couple of shots that made me go "huh that one was cg", it is rare for a movie to have the quality special effects you find here. The film also feels very organized and grounded, so from a visual point of view there is lots of continuity. Credit to all of the actors too for making their roles perfectly believable, Bryan Cranston is definitely the highlight here the fact that he isn't in it enough actually detracted a lot of emotion. All in all there's just no way for someone to not have fun or be thrilled here: the money is spectacularly spent in amazing action scenes, add Godzilla and other monsters there and you'll only be excited by it. Quick shout-out to Alexander Desplat and his genius, with this he demonstrates himselfa very versatile composer and pays off with a riveting score. Where this movie fails is in drama and story continuity: on the first point there are small sparkles of interesting character moments, but on the wide scope there isn't enough for getting me attached to the people involved and this is probably due to some wasted time in the first act introducing the characters in very clichéd way (the time feels wasted also because the movie is 10-15 minutes too long) and to the continuous repetition of coincidences and situations that at some point I just gave up on. Talking about repetitions a minor problem I had with the movie, but kind of got on my nerves the more I saw it, was that the action scenes feel always the same in their introduction, they are all opened in the same style and other that being it a kind of clichéd style it was used for two hours and it really bothered me: the action scenes themselves are awesome, but it's the way in which they are introduced that I had a problem with. To the major fault of the movie: the story just did not flow spontaneously enough. There were way too many time where I asked myself: "but what about that?" "oh yea? and where's that been the whole time" and I went "Really?" so dam frequently. An example is when Godzilla (minor spoiler) breathes "fire", it was so out of nothing I simply didn't believe in it. Sure it is a iconic characteristic about the monster, but use it wisely or don't use it at all: it felt like a wink to the viewer that ended up being only annoying. Plus, I never fully understood the dynamics of the monsters, it always felt like the logic in it was about to fall a part. The character of Godzilla itself didn't really make much sense. He didn't bother with humans even if they tried to kill him, twice, but then he just leaves them. Very confusing. I don't declare myself a Godzilla fan at all, so I don't know if there's anything behind there, but it could have been easily addressed. Generally the problems I have with the movie are nit-pick, but when it becomes repetitive to a point of stress you loose me, nevertheless the direction was strong and the film was great fun.
(1) Scientist/Engineer mother, scientist/engineer father and son who live in a foreign country. (check) <br/><br/>(2) Mother is dead, father blames himself. Son has no idea what is happening. (check) <br/><br/>(3) Father studies secretly to solve the mystery behind his beloved wife's death. Son develops daddy-issues, thinks dad is going crazy, never listens to him. (check) <br/><br/>(4) Flash-forward. (check) <br/><br/>(5) Son is a young-adult and married. He is a soldier serving his country, she is a nurse/doctor/caregiver (anyone works in a hospital).. oh an they have a kid. (duh… check)<br/><br/>Boys save the day, girls are ladies-in-distress. Warm hugs, telepathically understanding looks, emotional kisses. THE END.<br/><br/>Godzilla? Yes, there is Godzilla fighting against some other parasitical creatures. The real hero. Anyways. I love Godzilla, the creature. What I don't like is terrible acting and poor plot development. I am disappointed.
Edwards seems to have miscalculated our investment in his cast…simultaneously underestimating how satisfying some good old-fashioned monster-on-MUTO action can be.
No, this is a reboot of the Japanese Godzilla series from 1954. This film has no connections with the previous American remake. Godzilla will have several battles with the MUTO (Massive Unknown Terrestrial Organism) monster pair. There are scenes taking place in the Philippines, Japan, Hawaii, San Francisco, California, Nevada and Las Vegas. There are also some scenes that happen on the Pacific Ocean. "Kyrie", from György Ligeti's Requiem (1965). It was also featured most famously in Kubrick's 2001 A Space Odyssey in a few scenes and was most famously the music played right before Bowman enters the wormhole. The budget was stated and is understood to be 160 million USD. This movie was filmed in 2D and utilized stereoscopic 3D conversion in post by the company Stereo D, LLC. This is the same company who converted big creature films Jurassic Park 3D and Pacific Rim. The designers of the opening titles probably wanted to have some fun with the theme of secrecy that's evident throughout the film so they created the credits to reflect that spirit. A full list of them, including the redacted words, can be read here.
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