Godzilla, benevolent monster saves the world.

Rating: Null/10 (4 October 2014)

To me when you watch a movie like this, "Godzilla", you don't intend to take it too seriously. It is all fantasy, the best that I can hope is to be entertained.
I was entertained!
Part of the entertainment for me is the soundtrack. I saw it on DVD in my own home theater, well-equipped with a powered subwoofer that goes down into the 18Hz range. This movie has such an aggressive deep bass soundtrack that pictures on the wall were rattling and the hair on my arms standing up. It really feels like you are in the action, a bit scary at times.
The movie itself? It plays off the 1954 Godzilla where nuclear tests in the Pacific were responsible for Godzilla. But this story takes a bit different tack. Godzilla has been around, lurking below the surface, for all that time. The military knew about it but kept it from the public.
Now in modern times there are a couple of strange events and the result are giant, like 200 to 300 feet tall, monsters that look like giant insects and fly. Plus they feed off radioactive materials. There is a male and a female and they plan to mate. If left unchecked they will reproduce and soon the whole world will be theirs.
So it is up to Godzilla to restore order. A very interesting, action-packed, thrilling, two hours.
And did I mention a great, deep bass sound track?
July 2015 update: I viewed it again after 10 months and enjoyed it even more. All the harsh criticism from some quarters is unfounded.
Jan 2016: Watched it again, still enjoyed it as good entertainment.