A lot better than the more Neanderthal reviewer's have said

Rating: 10/10 (23 September 2014)

It is not perfect, but what movie is? Even the Lord of the rings trilogy had a couple of spots that were kind of rough. Speaking of which, special-effects genius Jim Rygiel returns to give us his visual interpretation of Godzilla and Motu.
I'll add this: I really liked in the 1998 version as well, because I believed it was New York City's turn to be smashed into tiny pieces of rubble.
For too many years Tokyo has been the main recipient of Godzilla, Mothra, and all of the rest of the monsters attentions. It is time for new cities to be totally rubble-Ized, and in this film it is Janjira, Japan; Honolulu, Hawaii; Las Vegas, Nevada; and Canada, Er, I mean San Francisco. In this film once again Vancouver, British Columbia becomes the "virtual" San Francisco.
Therefore, because most of the action occurs in San Francisco, Er, I mean Canada, this television show, Er I mean movie appears to be a reunion of Stargate-Atlants-SGU-1 Guest actors and actresses including Jill Teed of Wormhole Xtreme. You will see the Russian "General Chekov" speaking to Bryan Cranston at the beginning of this film, on the USS Saratoga you will see the girl who played the Comms officer in the Stargate SG-1 episode "Prometheus", when they try to take the A-for-Atom-Bomb Train to San Francisco you will see one of the Goa'Uld system lords from Stargate SG-1, in Oakland you will see the actor who played a younger version of a General Hammond from the episode "1969", and there are a few more faces dropped in here and there for effect ending with Jill teed as Liz Olson's friend.
That is mostly why I enjoyed this movie, even though it was good enough even without all of my favorite Canadian actors doing cameos.
The imagery is realistic even though the plot line if any does seem to jump around a lot and these monsters, these huge monsters seem to easily get from Japan to California in 60 seconds flat, who cares about any of this? It is a form of nitpicking I do not participate in. I enjoyed it, it was a good movie. And the fact that more and more of these negative reviews are written by people who just happened to join IMDb to write only one review of one movie makes them not valid at all, I don't even read them.