(I don't wanna write a summary)

Rating: 7/10 (12 June 2014)

Godzilla review *SPOILERS* I guess, but the plot is obvious already.
Godzilla was an "okay" movie. Not that great, but not that bad. 7.1/10
There were a lot of things that I liked about it. I like the look, definitely. He looks like something that would actually exist and I like how they stick close to the original Gojira. The movie special effects and the action were also flawless. When you watch it, sit at the bottom part of the theater. You won't feel how "massive" he is when you sit far from the screen (also, this might not be as enjoyable if you watched it on your phone). Also Heisenberg is always fun to watch. He delivers REAAALLY well.
The thing with the movie is, the trailers and the build-up for the movie are all misleading. The trailers make you think that Heisenberg was warning us all about Gojira; that the whole movie is about how the humans try to fight him off and get him back to the ocean, but it's not. Heisenberg was warning us about the other monsters, the Muto (I just don't get why they didn't just get Mothra... or Gamera... or that 3 headed dragon Ghidora). Heisenberg doesn't even have a clue about Gojira's existence. All his really creepy warnings in the trailer are not about him. Also Heisenberg dies?? He was in all the trailers and doing most of the narration, and he gets killed before the first quarter of the movie? Walter White deserves more screen time (at least more than Kick-ass. He was boring as hell).
Also, the fight scenes! There was barely any more than one major fight! It was awesome, but it only happens in the end. Gojira and the Yuto(Muto? whatever) clash several times throughout the movie, but the moment the fight begins, we cut straight to the humans! I don't wanna watch Kick-ass and fake Ra's Al Ghul be all sad about the sh*t that's happening. I wanna watch Gojira kick monster ass... repeatedly! I know the director did it all for the build-up, but people already KNOW what to expect. We have Power Rangers to thank for that (and standards set by Pacific Rim). No use building up something that isn't even a mystery.
I also get how they wanted everything to be scientifically accurate/believable, but Gojira appears just for the sole purpose to "put nature into balance"? Trouble appears and Gojira comes out, beats the sh*t out of it, then leaves? That's far too mythical to be put in a movie that wants to be as "accurate" as possible. I do like how he's a good guy here. I just wanted it to make sense.
Nevertheless, the movie was alright. Just add the action of Pacific Rim with the story of this movie and the film might've turned out better. Let's hope X-men doesn't disappoint.