Godzilla is just a supporting cast!

Rating: 6/10 (19 May 2014)

I would like to start by answering the question is it worth watching. Yes, Godzilla is worth watching but not in theaters. The experience does not bring any excitement on the big screen. Sound is subdued and chaotic and the CGI is not that high quality. Darkness, smoke and debris take too much of the effects details away and are there clearly to hide the imperfections of the creatures. Wait for it to premiere on your premium movie channels.
Now the plot. Creatures called MUTOs exist on the world and feed on radiation. Radiation levels on the planet decreased forcing the creatures to burrow deeper into the crust of the Earth to feed on the radiation from the core. First big problem here is that the creatures seemed to be dormant just beneath the surface since one is found in a cave system at about 3 hundred feet deep and the other was hibernating inside a military complex for nuclear waste disposal. That does not seem to be deep enough to feed on the planets' core. The male calls for the female MUTO for breeding yet the females' eggs appear to be embryos before meeting her male counterpart, what was the mating call for? The creatures feed on radiation yet Godzilla shoots radiation from its mouth and it hurts the MUTOs. What?
Acting is boring and uninteresting and the thought I shouldn't be alive comes to mind about plenty of the characters. Verdict: Entertaining, not the greatest movie everybody claims it to be.