A systematic process of disappointment:You have been tricked !

Rating: 5/10 (19 September 2014)

Godzilla has always been a great raw heroically violent character which we enjoyed as kids , and as teenagers in the earlier movies ...but it has not always been this way as adults ! (maybe we should blame adulthood for it :D)
As the movie starts you get really provoked and interested with high expectations of this great masterpiece ... and this feeling actually progresses as the first 40 minutes of the movie pass , with the appearance of the veteran badass Brian Cranston and the intriguing plot and the twist that kills your interest and gradually kills the movie afterwards (the death of brian cranston) ... its as if they tried to trick the viewers that : hey look at all the interesting visuals and the strong lead actor , oh nope just kidding we are gonna kill him and replace him with a weaker dull actor which if he acts well -and he didn't- will just be dancing over the disappointment of the dead body we have just thrown in the river ,as i see it it is just a cheap trick to lure more audience into seeing the movie and making more profits because we all love the epic Breaking Bad meth millionaire , which bugs me most about it.
Now lets try and ignore this part and assume that the movie isn't just about the lead badass actor -which was in the movie "Unknown"but thats irrelevant anyway- and lets move to the technical part which includes cliché plot about the "great" U.S army who acts like a bunch of dummies for someone who really pats an eye of common sense and logic and actually checks details -which will need another review lol-, especially the all U.S army thing and the great lieutenant who just wants to protect and save his family and the saint act of saving that hawaian kid ..it seems as if they have forgotten that the movie is actually about GODZILLA not the supreme U.S army and its miraculous abilities and acts ... if the viewer wanted to watch such thing he would have picked "Black Hawk Down" or "Saving Privet Ryan" but am sure that is not what the viewer looked for in "GODZILLA" , and then moves to the other cliché melodramatic scenario of the family Reunion , and lastly ends up with a disappearance of the main character of the movie while perusing the un-interesting human part
all in all there was one bright side of the movie which is the great monster fights alongside the visuals and big scale scenes which were executed very well,not to mention the great firs 40 minutes and the outstanding brian cranston acting which made me give that movie a 5.