A Narrated Movie What For?

Rating: 1/10 (7 March 2020)

Next time in front of a narrated movie, I will walk; save it for the manuscript or a book, to help visualize. A movie is visualized, and everyone can see what all the characters are doing. A brain and ear stress to have this voice always describing what the characters are doing, like, "as he looked backed", "and handed him a price of licorice". Ugh! Also, once understood the military was involved in the monsters, no explanation in the film of the origins of the military involvement, other than, at a laboratory, seeing one of the film's characters feeding the contained monster a large blob of food. Did the military create this monster? Did they find the eggs of this monster and grow it? Unless if the did explain it, then it was poor language diction by the characters, or music played too loud over the diction? After the train wreck for special effects, at highest ratings, it then went downhill, because I could not get understanding, and the narrator wouldn't shut up.