A kickback to the beginning

Rating: 9/10 (13 August 2014)

*CONTAINS SPOILERS* When I first began my journey to the theater for the late Saturday showing I was mesmerized by all of the thoughts and fears that had flooded and plagued my head. As I entered the theater I thought back to the times as a child when my grandfather would sit my down on a Sunday night and enjoy a nice sci-fi flick from his vault, which for some reason would always end up being a Godzilla film or two. So, as I am sure you can tell I was jammed into have very high hopes for this movie. And, to me and my grandfathers surprise, it delivered.
As we watched the movie in the theater I was continuously surprised by strength of this film and sheer emotion that it provoked, reminding me so much of the original. Of course like any other Godzilla fan when we had heard of this films creation me and my grandfather where a little spectacle after the horrendous TriStar attempt at a movie back in 1998 that about brought tears to my eyes. Now I'm sure your wondering what made this movie so great? the answer, the director and love that was presented in the creation in this movie. Had this been the case perhaps the 1998 film would have been everything that this was.
And though Godzilla is only in this for a select amount of time he still rules the theater every time he jumps in screen, and not only that, the final battle with the MUTOs is incredible. I watched in awe as Godzilla ripped threw the MUTOs and jumped in excitement when Godzilla finished of the final MUTO which his radioactive breath, just incredible. I believe the only thing that brought this movie down was the false advertising show Bryan Cranston in the entire flick and Aaron Taylor Johnson's random stares of into the distance every 10 minutes. Other then this the film is very appealing and takes me back to the great memories I had as a kid and the love for the creation of Godzilla that I hoped to see. I give it a 9/10