Godzilla is a visually epic, stunning, delightful and thrilling film with fine, well crafted monster sequences that are highly enjoyable.

Rating: 8/10 (26 September 2017)

Godzilla: Movie Review.
Every time I see Godzilla roaring on screen it makes my mind blown away. The Cinematography, visual atmospheric style and whole tone and vibe of the movie is intense, astonishing and very well executed. The visual effects are spectacular and dazzling. Spectacle 3D and motion captures effects are fantastic. The cinematic story telling style of the film is phenomenal, immersive and impressive. The suspenseful, tense and mysterious build up is mind blowing. The fight and action sequences are well paced and breathtaking. There are some very creative and innovative sequences that are really amazing to watch on screen. The structure of the film is well balanced with exciting visceral thrilling scenes which are highly imaginative, compelling and convincing. The depiction and mythology of Godzilla both as hero and a monster is gripping, extraordinary and very fascinating.
The last few minutes of epic showdown is very interesting, absorbing, artistic, awe-inspiring and very beautifully filmed and shot. The movie illustrates the power of the King of Monsters and the film captures Godzilla in all of its glory. Every time Godzilla is on screen the movie develops into a non stop thrill ride. The movie immerses its audience into the adventures of Godzilla which oozes brilliance in every scene it appears. The film is a visual marvel and brilliant in its conception and execution. The movie also explores the oppositional forces other than Godzilla and captures the essence of fear and visual beauty. The movie breathes life into the characterization of Godzilla and enchants itself with every element. The film is an extraordinary testament in its portrayal of the cultural icon of Godzilla. The movie accomplishes the difficult task of genre based film making.The direction of Gareth Edwards is good especially in regards to visuals and creating Godzilla action sequences.
The main and major issue with the film is the very less screen time of Godzilla. This is really a major disappointment, because there is very less Godzilla in the film and Godzilla itself does't get enough screen time in its own film. The Human characters of the film are dull, boring and very underdeveloped. There is no emotional depth and intensity. Another major issue with the film is another major character that is the character of Bryan Cranston, also has a very less screen time. But, its the last superb fifteen minutes of the film that delivers something totally awesome.
(Please Note: That This Review represent only my professional point of view and my personal honest opinion about the film, and does not represent others. Thank You).