They didn't bothered to make a good plot

Rating: 3/10 (16 May 2014)

This movie is just a joke with good CGI and no plot. First ten-twenty minutes they try to create some tension and this works out, thanks to Bryan Cranston performance. But after that, story is organized around ridiculous bloopers:
1. They transport nuclear rockets(!) on a train(!!!). And it's essentially what is second part of the movie about. But, WHY? Why people placed bombs on rockets in the first place? Rocket is a way to transport nuclear bomb to it's destination. Then why use train when you can just launch it on those monsters? Few times per day, actually! Okay, maybe you don't want to launch any rockets - but army got those fancy bombers, they actually used them in the movie to deploy troops in SF. From the range when MUTO's EMP won't work. Why you don't use this bomber to drop the bomb? Or to transport that bomb?
2. EMP blast turns off all electronic for 10 minutes. Then all devices magically turn on again, even on boat with no connection to power grid, just with diesel generator.
3. 10 marines is just enough to move huge nuclear warhead from giant chasm in ruined city to boat. When there are few giant monsters fighting around and crushing everything.
4. Main hero evacuates on a chopper from a boat just 3-4 minutes before few megatons bomb exploded there. And the chopper is fast enough to escape explosion blast radius.
I agree that magic EMP, powerful marines and very fast choppers are common in movies. But it's very sad when all action is going around one large illogical blooper like rocket on a train. Respect the viewer and make a good plot for movie. It's not very hard actually, comparing to next-gen CGI:)