Who doesn't like a good cliché?

Rating: 2/10 (3 January 2015)

I don't see how they could have added another cliché if they tried. Let's see, "Main character who has nothing to do with anything saves the day?" Check. "Military making bad decisions?" Check. "Hero tells military about said bad decision?" Check. "Military goes ahead with bad decision?" Check. "Military regrets bad decision?" Check. "Military seeks advice from hero after bad decision?" Check. "Wife of hero cares more about other people than own child?" Check. "Gigantic monster inspects hero with its giant eyeball?" Check. "Monster/hero dead or passed out?" Check. "Monster/hero wakes up?" Check. "Monster not really monster but instead savior of humanity?" Check. "Reference to 'balance' in nature to explain away monster?" Check. "Superhuman strength? (several soldiers hand carrying a nuclear warhead)" Check. "Hero sacrifices himself?" Check. "Hero saved before sacrifice?" Check. "The son somehow reunited with hero and then runs away into a large crowd because he sees Mommy the hero somehow cannot see?" Check. So many more. Stop watching after Cranston dies and you'll be spared. Don't get me started on the music. I hate the Orchestra now. It's still better than Skyline, but just barely.