Legendary Pictures' Godzilla

[GalacticPetey]

Well, Godzilla is the main character. But i'll reserve judgement until I see the film on Thursday. But from the trailers, the stuff with Cranston sounds really good.

Then again, the Man of Steel trailers were so much better than the movie.

 

[Nabber]

They say Cranston does a good job with his role, but ultimately the human part of the story isn't compelling.

 

[freakworld]

Well he is Walter White after all.

 

[Nabber]

So it's basically like Pacific Rim, it seems, in that the action sequences are very well-done but the movie kinda lags on emotion and possibly plot.

 

[GalacticPetey]

 

[User4042]

I forgot that this is a USA movie, with all the Japanese text

 

[GalacticPetey]

 

[Dr. Javelin]

So it's basically like Pacific Rim, it seems, in that the action sequences are very well-done but the movie kinda lags on emotion and possibly plot.

ah ha ha

for once, nabber, we agree on something

I'll have to wait until I see it to decide for sure, though.

 

[Mario4Ever]

I forgot that this is a USA movie, with all the Japanese text

All I see is his name.

 

[Nabber]

So it's basically like Pacific Rim, it seems, in that the action sequences are very well-done but the movie kinda lags on emotion and possibly plot.

ah ha ha

for once, nabber, we agree on something

I'll have to wait until I see it to decide for sure, though.

Don't get me wrong, I loved Pacific Rim. I thought the characters were pretty compelling, they just weren't very good with the pacing. Also, del Toro tried to fit in too many characters. If he maybe removed the 5-minute narrated intro, the Herc/Chuck subplot, and a little bit less robot fighting too, they probably could have made the movie a lot stronger.

 

[Dr. Javelin]

So it's basically like Pacific Rim, it seems, in that the action sequences are very well-done but the movie kinda lags on emotion and possibly plot.

ah ha ha

for once, nabber, we agree on something

I'll have to wait until I see it to decide for sure, though.

Don't get me wrong, I loved Pacific Rim. I thought the characters were pretty compelling, they just weren't very good with the pacing. Also, del Toro tried to fit in too many characters. If he maybe removed the 5-minute narrated intro, the Herc/Chuck subplot, and a little bit less robot fighting too, they probably could have made the movie a lot stronger.

That still doesn't change all the plot holes or the fact that Mako becomes mute after the battle with Otachi.