Technology is not always the answer

Rating: 10/10 (24 May 2014)

This film is as realistic as any movie could be when showing the story of enormous monsters battling against each other that threaten human existence. A reboot of the Godzilla film franchise which meets the 'terrifying force of nature' phrase. It stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson as a calm and collective soldier who is also known for trying to kick ass in the movie Kick Ass, who stars alongside the beautiful Elizabeth Olsen and the wonderful legend Bryan Cranston who portrays a nuclear physicist who is determined to find out the truth behind the nuclear tests in the Pacific so that he can justify the death of his wife.
The film takes on a more serious image than the last version in 1998 directed by Roland Emmerich. The opening credits to the movie of Nuclear tests in the Pacific during the 1950's, give us the stereotypical view on the government which is how secretive they can be and how they can use the excuses of natural disasters like earthquakes when they need to cover up their mess. When the monster is unleashed, the whole world is under the threat and forces must come together to fight as one.
I would definitely recommend this movie to everyone who enjoys a good action packed film but also the malevolent and brilliant special effects especially the legendary king with the loudest roar of all times. It's a pure 123 minutes of good filming and talented acting qualities that bring this movie together to reboot the originals. It's a more realistic approach to the story and it's unquestionably worth a trip to the cinema to watch or to pick up in the store, even if you only take a trip to get a quick glance at our favourite legendary monster, but I guarantee you that it is worth the run