realistic monster disaster film

Rating: 8/10 (28 May 2014)

This film should be a blockbuster.
With the advancement of computer animation and the refinement of the special effect/make up skill, no sci-fi tales would be too far or too complicated to present on screen.
Godzilla was an old film originated from japan. The Japanese at the time could only utilize man-in-monster-custom and lots of small scale sized city model to do film making, together with their traditional value in respecting nature and haunted by the shadow of atomic bombing in WWII. the result of those films were terrible; poor plot , slow progress, loose ends. The whole sequel stopped for about 10 years and Hollywood have tried to take over with the older one in 1998 but ending up in a comedy film. BUT THIS TIME , THINGS ARE DIFFERENT ! This time ,the Hollywood is much more prepared after making a series of disaster genre films. They got a much firmer grasp in the feeling of the people in the zone. The presentation was much more realistic. The plot of the film is well designed , merge up flawlessly. The producer knew truly about what film he/she is making and he/she did a great job in making a disaster movie, a disaster caused by 3 radioactive monsters. The monsters are now real monsters compared with the old one who could hear the cheering up of the citizen, the fight is brutal, devastating and full of collateral damage. They were assigned with their own purpose and they "acted" very well compared with their predecessor. I am waiting to watch Godzilla 2 in the coming future if possible.