Thank You for Helping to Erase the Memory of Godzilla '98

Rating: 7/10 (2 June 2014)

It was about 17 years ago when I saw a huge 30 story poster of Godzilla gracing a building in San Francisco. So much money was spent on that movie and it went on to bomb.
17 years later, with much fanfare less the 30 story poster, Godzilla is revisited. This time San Francisco would have a role in the movie, not just a role in publicizing the movie.
Godzilla 2014 definitely was more dramatic and more intense. Of course we all paid our money to see Godzilla do what Godzilla does best: breathe fire and destroy cities. We were treated to that and we got to see Godzilla more akin to the original other than the muscular slimmed down '98 version.
Godzilla was much like a video game I saw years ago. It may have been a Sims game in which the backdrop was a city and two monsters slugged it out laying waste to the city. In this movie the backdrops are Japan (of course), Hawaii and San Francisco. If anyone is pleased by the destruction of San Francisco then he would be very delighted to see this movie.