Has a Bit to Improve,but Still has Great Potential to become a New Franchise,

Rating: 7/10 (27 May 2014)

Godzilla is a good movie with a very well developed storyline and a very talented cast.I think it is definitely the beginning of a great franchise,but this movie had a few flaws that definitely bothered me.A huge problem what that the dialogue was a that very lazy,especially from Ken Watanabe's character,he is a great actor so the problem is not him,it was the awful dialogue his character was given,he says basically every line in this movie with no passion because the lines he was given are ridiculous.My biggest problem however was Bryan Cranston (spoiler ahead),in the trailers he is made out to be the main character,it fact I thought of this movie more as a Bryan Cranston movie with Godzilla than a Godzilla movie with Bryan Cranston,because that's really how the trailers made it seem,and I was looking forward to see him become the main character of a new big franchise after Breaking Bad,but the trailers were a complete lie,because his character dies in the first twenty minutes,and we are left to follow Aaron Taylor Johnson for the rest of the movie,who is good but you just don't care about his character as much as you do for Cranston,and the fact he died really bothered me for the whole movie.Other than that,Godzilla and the other monsters look fantastic,the effects are ground breaking,you won't believe he isn't real for a second.The monster fights are outstanding and are certainly the best part of the movie.It certainly has it flaws,but Godzilla is still a fun and action packed summer movie that I would recommend to anyone looking for a good action and adventure film.
The world and it's very existence is threatened by giant monsters attacking several cities,and Godzilla is the only one who can stop them.
Best Performance: Bryan Cranston Worst Performance: Ken Watanabe