Customer Ratings & Reviews

Check another g fan movie off the list if your going to see any Godzilla movie the first one shin Godzilla this one and king of monsters are the best to see I’m a die hard fan so I have most of the old ones I love them and laugh at some of the cheese factor in some but also understand it’s not for everyone this movie on the other hand is great starting point for anyone new to Godzilla

Godzilla made for entertaining viewership in two experiences. The first portion of the movie was a superbly acted story of a man losing what he valued most and how he was emotionally consumed to discover the truth. The second half provided clips of monster versus monster mayhem and the catastrophic destruction left in the aftermath. The final showdown is one to save on your player to watch whenever the spirit moves you.

I like these movie bundle packages of 3D, Blu-Ray, regular DVD and digital copy. I do wish they'd have the iTunes digial copies - I don't like the UV - you can't watch those movies without internet access. Therefore - on a plane, in the car - or on vacation at a hotel - those movies are inaccessible without paying for internet - that may or may not be fast enough to be able to enjoy the movie without frequent spooling..

Not purchased for me, however my oldest son is a Godzilla fan now and wants all the movies.

I had seen the 1998 movies a long time ago and watching this I was definitely surprised. I thought the movie was not going to be good at all but then I watched it and it was a pretty good movie. I was disappointed with Bryan Cranston role, though. Trailers made it seem he was a prominent role throughout the entire movie, a very good actor, but I wish I could have seen more of his acting. Even so, the movie was goood.

movie had very good special effects and introduced new monsters the story line was good and plausible and it was easy to follow but in my view should have had more screen time of Godzilla i can only hope that they will continue to present new Godzilla movies and continue improving the special effects and will lighten up the movies the hero in this picture was likable and i would like to see him in the next movie.

The acting is a little stiff by most of the cast in this film. Bryan Cranston and Juliette Binoche are great in smaller (wish they were bigger) parts. Ken Watanabe and Sally Hawkins are woefully underused but decent in their parts. The lead soldier and wife pair (played by Aaron Taylor Johson and Elizabeth Olsen) are so stiff and have zero chemistry or character development. The monster stuff is great so it's a shame to not care about any of the characters for lack of development and poor miscasting.

We first went to the theater to see the new go drill a movie. The movie was not bad at all, however the reviews from most other people are right there is not enough monster fights going on. I personally didn't think the acting was bad unlike some people. Both me and my wife enjoyed it. I would say this movie definitely has the go drill soul in it and I'm looking forward to the next one. This movie is worth a buy.

The highlight of this is how unique the metal park is. Normally a steenbok would be the ideal pick, but with the button that makes the roar, and the detail of the case, there are no complaints here. At first I thought that the button on top was going to be lame, but after looking at the overall quality of the case, I've grown to like it, and think it fits nicely with the detail of Godzillas tail on the cover.

Godzilla is king and I remember looking forward to this one as I was a huge fan growing up. I recently rewatched the old blu ray I had and found myself yearning for a 4K with Atmos. Thank god this came out. Admittedly i was t a huge fan of Kong vs Godzilla as he seemed to be more of a cameo but I am biased as Godzilla is my favorite.

I'm a huge fan of Godzilla. After the 10 year hiatus on his movies he came stomping back into my heart (not that he ever left). The move is a CGI Godzilla that works for me. The other 2 monsters he battles are some what plain compared to the older movies. This movie sounds and looks incredible. Same build up with Godzilla not being there for the first 30 mins or so of the movie, makes one grand entrance in true Godzilla style when he dose. Give it a go, have a monster movie night and toss this in.

Entertaining but the first 3/4 of the movie is actually more fun than the last 1/4 when all the big monster battles happen. The first portion reminded me of the director's previous movie, Monsters (worth viewing). Godzilla is actually on-screen only a small amount of time. Video and sound quality is fine. Ultraviolet digital copy is a plus; I used to hate Ultraviolet but the service has improved greatly.

Godzilla has been my boyfriend's obsession since he lived in Japan over 20 years ago as a child. He was excited to see if this movie lived up to his expectations. And it did! He was definitely not disappointed as he was in America's earlier attempt at bringing Godzilla to modern audiences. With the great effects and the nostalgia he got from watching it, I just had to buy this movie for his birthday. He has already watched it 5 times in the last 32 months. Can't wait for the sequel in 2018!

Another childhood movie monster I always championed. He was always the bad guy, misunderstood. But some how, despite how he was treated, he saved the day! My grandson loved this movie! Looks like I added a new fan. The only draw back was the fact that he was hidden so much in the shadows. Would liked to see much more of him. The fight scenes never disappoint. I was very happy to see the old Godzilla.

I very much enjoyed this movie. As much as I like when Godzilla isn't strictly helping humanity, this one did a good job for a Godzilla "Hero" picture. Bryan Cranston makes a great crazy guy, and I'm always happy to see Ken Watanabe on screen. The only really bad thing about this movie is that Godzilla looks too fat. I know America's great and all, but he needs to lay off the cheeseburgers.

There are many complaints online about how little the titular monster is in the movie, but each moment he shows up is jaw dropping in its own way. If you don't get goosebumps from the airport scene I don't know what to say. The dts audio helps sell each scene with enough low end rumble to make it sound/feel like monsters are fighting in your living room. Overall the film is great summer fun. What few weak links exist couldn't stop me from grinning like an idiot throughout the run time.

A massive monster mash in the vein of Ridley Scott's Alien; a mix of slow-burn tension, charismatic actors (though lacking in particularly memorable characters), a triumphant score, and giant spectacle wherein the title character takes his sweet time taking the spotlight, but when he does, EVERY shot is a money shot.

the good news is that Toho Ltd has released its multitude of monsters for a sequel; that means Rodan, Ghidrah, and Mecha-Godzilla, etc. The bad news is it takes an hour to even see Godzilla, as the back story unfolds.Not that it's boring, but even the original brought the monster into the film early. The 3D is excellent, yet not overwhelming. The score is great. All in all a pleasant diversion

I have always loved the old Godzilla movies, so very cheesy... The 90s remake of Godzilla was horrid and a let down. This installment, however, was very redeeming. Loved it. My only complaint was too much human drama, not enough monster fighting. If you make a Godzilla movie, Godzilla should have at least 50% off the screen time.

Sleek steelBook design for a solid Americanized reimagined of the original original 1954 Japanese film. Godzilla's screen time is minor, but his impact is not. Solid picture upgrade over the original blu-ray release....though this film is consistently dark.