El Stomperino's back in town, and I don't even know Spanish

Rating: 10/10 (1 March 2015)

What can you say about a film that renders fully Digital 3D the experience of GODZILLA coming crashing through your driveway, saving you from mutant bugs? These bugs are huge, they're going to need a solid GODZILLA stump to be put down, and this film delivers. GODZILLA'S feet are extraordinarily big, and his legs look amazing. Now, did this film have fire-breath, yes. Did it have Mothra or King Ghidorah? No, those are in the next movie. But did it have Aaron Taylor-Johnson, mother of "Fifty Shades of Grey" director Sam Taylor- Johnson? Yes, it did.
The film opens with a GODZILLA buried in the ground, the scientists look at it and think "This... is huge." Next, cut to a nuclear asylum in Japan where American Joe Brody is hiring the Japanese. A mutant radiation bug tramples the towers, and Joe Brody is murdered. His son, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, grows up and vows to defeat the bug to avenge his dad.
This is where GODZILLA comes in. Ford Brody prays for retribution, and GODZILLA is awoken by his pure tears. As the mutant bugs tear down more and more nuclear asylums, GODZILLA comes butting in with his tail, his breath, and his pure fury to bring down the bugs once and for all. Is GODZILLA the Savior of Humanity? Yes. 10/10 A+
There are supporting characters in the film. Scientist man and woman, Brody wife, Brody wife 2, MUTO Mutant Organism, Holocaust professor, nuclear scientist. They each deserve a nod and serve as a satisfying figure of character in the film. Practically a character himself is GODZILLA, who is large and animated. The special effects in this film are done well, and I'm not just saying that because I was an extra in this movie. The sound design is phenomenal, the sound is practically a phenomenon to behold. When GODZILLA roars, it's not just a traditional GODZILLA roar, it's THIS GODZILLA roar.
My ultimate conclusion about this movie is that it just plain rocked. There were better movies in 2014, but this was it. The Best Movie of 2014 wasn't Birdman, it was GODZILLA 2014, and here's proof.