Holds true to the best elements of the Godzilla movies
Growing up as a kid in the 1970s I used to watch Godzilla movies all the time on TV. In the 1990s Japan restarted the series but like the later originals they were aimed mostly at kids and were not too enjoyable. I was very happy therefore when the 2014 American remake came out and captured many of the best elements.<br /><br />First, the opening scenes pays homage to the original Godzilla films with tales of giant monsters and the effects of nuclear tests. In the original 1954 Godzilla the monster was born from the nuclear age. This version flips that a little bit by saying that these beasts had lived off of nuclear energy since before the birth of mankind, and that the nuclear tests after World War II were actually an attempt to kill Godzilla.<br /><br />Second, every movie like this needs a good villain and that’s provided by two giant insect like beasts that are drawn to each other to mate and to combat Godzilla. One of them first appears when it causes a nuclear disaster at a power plant in Japan.<br /><br />That also introduces the main human characters Ken Watanabe as Dr. Ishiro Serizawa who has been researching these giant monsters, Bryan Cranston as Joe Brody who was a technician at the nuclear plant, Aaron Taylor-Johnson as his son Ford Brody who grew up in the shadow of his father’s loss after the nuclear disaster, and who was also a Navy officer, and Elizabeth Olsen as his wife Elie Brody. Cranston would become obsessed with what happened at the nuclear plant especially because his wife died. The son would end up fighting the monsters, and the wife was caught in the middle as the battle between Godzilla and the bugs occurred in her hometown San Francisco.<br /><br />Third, like a good monster movie the star isn’t immediately revealed. Instead, it builds up with the two insect beasts until Godzilla arrives to fight the first one in Hawaii. The main event however occurs when the two insects meet in San Francisco. The humans have a plan to destroy them with a nuclear bomb, while Godzilla has his own ideas. That leads to one of those classic battles with buildings being smashed, monsters being thrown around, and Godzilla showing his best.<br /><br />Overall, a great movie and an exciting addition to the Godzilla franchise.<br />C
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