always go into Japanese 'Sci-Fi' movies on an empty stomach...

Rating: 10/10 (19 May 2014)

following Mick LaSalles thumbs up review,stating that the first 45 minutes was especially riveting,then the film goes slightly downhill,I went & saw the movie & was not disappointed. It was difficult to follow the plot,but as Mick stated, Bryan Cranston gives a sort of "Breaking Bad" human element in the first 45 minutes, but after he dies, the movie, a Michael-Rellinger states, rapidly goes downhill, w/ one dimensional characters, hammy cinematography,& cheesy dialog. Because I had a large lunch at B-King next door, I fell asleep several times in the movie, but manage to keep my eyes open in the last 15 minutes, & saw a Dead godzilla lying in the streets of some metropolitan city( san francisco?),& then slowly he opened his eyes, & then proceeded to crawl back in the ocean & disappear, which apparently was the point of the whole movie, a feel good movie, which in my opinion had a strong human element,courtesy Bryan cranston,& therefore deserves a 10 rating,especially for the CGI effects.It is curious that this movie, brings back memories of the horrific Tsunami disaster at that "fuji....something" nuclear power plant which took so many Japanese lives,& is still commemorated in various annual celebrations in Japantown,san francisco....