Gooood, gooood.
NoIs the 3D worth it?
are there gonna be any high quality posable figures of this? only see kids toys that look all weird.
nice, appreciate it being spoiler free. I had to stop reading a few of the others.
nice, appreciate it being spoiler free. I had to stop reading a few of the others.
Do you have a ballpark guess at where the rottentomatoes score might end up?
80%, I'd wager. The lack of Godzilla in the first two-thirds will stupidly make some reviewers mad.
Has there been any bad reviews though?I think it's going to be a bit lower than that judging by the first few reviews. I'd guess it will end up in the 60% -75% percent range. I'm reading a lot a mixed responses on the characters and the lack of Godzilla screen time.
Has there been any bad reviews though?
Scanning all the reviews seems to indicate the biggest problem is not enough Godzilla/action. Not sure how I feel about this.Most of the reactions are positive to mixed the only bad ones right now are Time, Forbes, Guardian, Bloody Disgusting and the Wrap. I won't be able to see the movie till next Friday to put my opinion out there.
Scanning all the reviews seems to indicate the biggest problem is not enough Godzilla/action. Not sure how I feel about this.
EDIT: That Guardian review at least seems horrible though.
Faraci at BadassDigest posted his review about an hour ago.
http://badassdigest.com/2014/05/11/godzilla-2014-movie-review-using-cgi-to-make-man-in-suit/
???No one cares about his review. He'll just turn on the movie in a few weeks when everyone likes it and the Hulk finds something wrong with it.
Faraci at BadassDigest posted his review about an hour ago.
http://badassdigest.com/2014/05/11/godzilla-2014-movie-review-using-cgi-to-make-man-in-suit/
Next weeks headlines: Man bursts at Godzilla Premiere because of too much Popcorn.Little disappointed with the lack of Godzilla but I guess I'm just gonna stuff myself with Popcorn until he appears.
Next weeks headlines: Man bursts at Godzilla Premiere because of too much Popcorn.
Little disappointed with the lack of Godzilla but I guess I'm just gonna stuff myself with Popcorn until he appears.
So it's basically like most Godzilla films and the original: rarely showing up until the end, and then there's a huge monster fight.
Expectations, reviewers. Expectations.
And a really effusive review from Little White Lies - http://www.littlewhitelies.co.uk/theatrical-reviews/godzilla-26588
Gareth Edwards' Godzilla is one of the great blockbusters of modern times. Believe.
My interest has dropped significantly since finding out that the main reason I want to see the movie is missing for 2/3rds of it![]()
Happily, the Brit directors take on the Toho studio icon gives full reign to his ability to create compelling imagery and a knockout monster mash. Its a shame, then, that the movie gets caught between honouring the characters B-movie conceit AND delivering a lets-take-everything-super-seriously approach de rigueur in post-Dark Knight blockbusterdom. If any film needed a sense of levity, it is one about a 355-foot lizard hitting stuff.
Godzilla 2014 has been an excellent case study in revealing who has and who has not seen the original movie or any Godzilla movie, for that matter.Wilbur, did you read this part of the review? wtf (also spoilers, so don't bother)
Did they rewatch the original movie? "post-Dark Knight" "Nolanised tone" bullshit.
Godzilla 2014 has bee an excellent case study in revealing who has and who has not seen the original movie or any Godzilla movie, for that matter.
It's Empire. Christophe Nolan and Simon Pegg films are all they know.Did they rewatch the original movie? "post-Dark Knight" "Nolanised tone" bullshit.
It's Empire. Christophe Nolan and Simon Pegg films are all they know.
As well as draining the film of any true suspense, the dramatic premise of Godzilla is delivered entirely po-faced. There's some kind of subtext about the abuse of nuclear power, perhaps an environmentalist thread too. It's all a bit muddled. But whatever the message is, it's delivered at the expense of humour. Even Cranston, who in his role as eccentric whistleblower is channeling the spirit of Malcolm in the Middle, gets just one joke to deliver. "I don't get many visitors," he says when Taylor-Johnson pays a visit to his conspiracy pit. Even that comes over as sad.
What? Oh my god what the fuck kind of complaints are that. They expected a comedy?This is becoming a joke at this point.
Wilbur, did you read this part of the review? wtf (also spoilers, so don't bother)
Did they rewatch the original movie? "post-Dark Knight" "Nolanised tone" bullshit.
What? Oh my god what the fuck kind of complaints are that. They expected a comedy?
This is becoming a joke at this point.
HAVE YOU NOT SEEN THE ORIGINAL MOVIE FROM WHICH THIS FILM IS BASEDGuardian said:So while many people might want to go to the cinema to see Godzilla, what they get instead is a load of homosapiens desperately trying to put a human face on the drama.