Too many humans not enough monsters!
I was pleasantly surprised by the 2014 Godzilla film. Director Gareth Edwards was able to revive this Japanese classic. Unfortunately, the new Godzilla King of the Monsters had a new director, Michael Dougherty who dropped the ball big time.<br /><br />The story starts with a scientist Emma Russell creating a machine that can communicate with all of the 17 monsters, Titans as they call them in the movie, that have been discovered across the Earth such as Godzilla. She joins with some eco-terrorists that believe that by releasing the monsters they can return the Earth to its balance, which humans are destroying via pollution, war, etc. The problems is, the monsters don’t want to cooperate especially Monster Zero, aka Ghidorah which challenges the hierarchy of the Titans with Godzilla at the top.<br /><br />The problem with the movie was that the human-monster ratio was off from the start. In the 2014 Godzilla movie for instance, Bryan Cranston’s character helped push the story along. He tried to warn the scientists in Japan that the pulses they were hearing meant that the giant bug monster was coming back to life. In King of the Monsters the whole movie is based around the humans. Russell starts releasing the Titans. The scientific-military group Monarch which was set up to monitor the Titans tries to stop her. There’s also her daughter Madison Russell that runs off with her and the husband Mark Russell that wants to get her back. Simply put there should have been way less on the humans, and way more on the monsters. Not only that but the human story was not interesting.<br /><br />Not only that they tried to pay homage to the original Japanese Godzilla movies which was pretty cool. Calling Ghidorah Monster Zero for example is based upon the 1965 movie of the same name. They have a variation of the original Godzilla theme song. Then they throw things for a twist and put Godzilla basically inside Atlantis as his homeworld. Completely unnecessary.<br /><br />Overall, this was very disappointing and not a film that can be recommended. I literally got bored in the middle with all the people.
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