He's still the King of all monsters!

Rating: Null/10 (28 May 2014)

After 60 years, Godzilla proves that he is still the boss!
I've been trying to be patient waiting for this movie ever since I saw the Oppenheimer teaser trailer at San Diego Comic-Con last year but it was too hard. However, finally, I got to see it in IMAX 3D and it was everything I wantedand then Godzilla came in and tail-whipped and atomic breathed my expectations into the stratosphere and beyond.
Other than having a minor complaint of wanting to see more of some characters (and believe me, this was an extremely minor complaintto the point it pretty much doesn't exist), the film is incredible. Director Gareth Edwards did a tremendous job of really giving Godzilla that sense of scale he deserves (and that matters since this is the largest presentation of the King of all Kaiju we've ever seen) and the story Edwards showed was capable of being a non-stop thriller of a monster movie, a knock-down/drag-out creature battle and a story of humans feeling inadequate against the mighty power of nature itself.
I really enjoyed everything about this film and it proved to be what summer blockbuster popcorn epics are supposed to be. The scope is huge, the cast is superb, the story is fantastic, the special effects are enough to make the tin foil hat conspiracy theorists take a break from false flag theories to ones that Obama engineered a radioactive lizard and make them believe what they are watching is a documentary, and the action is exciting and worthy of some of the best in Godzilla's long and rich history.
And I can't forget the soundoh man, the sound is so great in this film. There's nothing like hearing that iconic roar and feel it rumble your seat like the beast himself is outside the theater! My anticipation for "Godzilla" was high but it was met and exceeded with this reboot to the franchise. I know giant monster movies don't have the greatest history of performing well at the box office here in the States but, Man Alive, I sure hope this makes bank at the box office because I want to see several sequels with this new Godzilla.
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