Finally Godzilla is seen how he should be seen

Rating: 10/10 (19 May 2014)

I walked into this movie half expecting it to be an extremely expensive movie with a terrible story, much like Pacific Rim. When I walked out of this movie, I was amazed. It had everything you could have wanted in it: great fight scenes between the monsters with extremely realistic settings, explosions, and movements between the monsters, a great cast for the movie, and an amazing story that surprised me. But even with all of the perfections of the movie, there was a few flaws. For starters, I was lead to believe that Bryan Cranston would be the protagonist and Godzilla would be the antagonist. Bryan Cranston was hardly even a main character, seeing as he (SPOILER ALERT) died nearly 30 minutes into the movie, and Godzilla was not, in fact, the antagonist. For this movie, Godzilla stepped up to be (SPOILER ALERT) the savior of mankind. He didn't want to destroy Tokyo or New York in this movie; rather he was trying to protect us from the Mutus (I'm pretty sure that's what they were called). Maybe others didn't get that from the end, but when Godzilla went back into the sea after defeating them, it was a pretty clear sign that he was only protecting us. Either way, I'm totally giving this movie a 10.