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 Film Review - Godzilla

To say the least, Godzilla SUCKS with a capital S. It is a massive disappointment by the creators of Independence Day (ID4). As you might recall ID4 took names and kicked butt in 1996. Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich were clobbered over the head with demands for an ID4 2. These guys realized that after you make a big hit, you can do anything you want, and what they wanted was Godzilla.

What they produced was a very boring movie. The first third is great, with a self-explanatory setup, mysterious spies, and a man with his worms. It's Godzilla himself who is the bore. The Computer Generated Lizard (CGL) walks through New York, destroys everything possible and does it over and over again. Really, after you've seen a CGL chase one helicopter down 10 blocks, you've seen it. Why does this movie keep doing it over and over again?

To make matters worse, Godzilla becomes Jurassic Park. (As you might recall, I was very bored during that dinos-chasing-people movie.) The Godzilla babies look like raptors. (Is everyone in Hollywood out of ideas?)

Do not go to this movie. Upon leaving the theater, I really did hear a woman say, "I want my two hours back!"

Sucks and Blows!

Film Facts

    Cast
  • Matthew Broderick
  • Jean Reno
  • Maria Pitillo
  • Hank Azaria
  • Kevin Dunn
  • Michael Lerner
  • Harry Shearer
  • Arabella Field
  • Vicki Lewis
  • Doug Savant
  • Malcolm Danare
  • Lorry Goldman
  • Christian Aubert
  • Philippe Bergeron
  • Frank Bruynbroek
  • Francois Giroday
  • Nicholas J. Giangiulio
  • Robert Lesser
  • Ralph Manza
  • Greg Callahan
  • Chris Ellis
  • Nancy Cartwright
  • Richard Gant
  • Jack Moore
  • Steve Giannelli
  • Brian Farabaugh
  • Stephen Xavier Lee
  • Bodhi Elfman
  • Rich Battista
  • Lloyd Kino
  • Toshi Toda
  • Clyde Kusatsu
  • Masaya Kato
  • Glenn Morshower
  • Lola Pashalinski
  • Rob Fukuzaki
  • Dale Harimoto
  • Gary W. Cruz
  • Derek Webster
  • Stuart Fratkin
  • Frank Cilberg
  • Jason Edward Jones
  • Roger McIntyre
  • David Pressman
  • Robert Faltisco
  • Chris Maleki
  • Scott Lusby
  • Alex Dodd
  • Terence Winter
  • Kirk Geiger
  • Pat Mastroianni
  • Eric Saiet
  • Burt Bulos
  • Robert Floyd
  • Seth Peterson
  • Jamison Yang
  • Nathan Anderson
  • Mark Munafo
  • Dwight Schmidt
  • Dwayne Swingler
  • Lawton Paseka
  • Greg Collins
  • James Black
  • Thomas Giuseppe Giantonelli
  • Paul Ware
  • Monte Russell
  • Christopher Carruthers
  • Daniel Pearce
  • Mark Fite
  • Craig Castaldo
  • Eric Paskel
  • Lee Weaver
  • Leonard Termo
  • Joshua Taylor
  • Al Sapienza
  • Stoney Westmoreland
  • Gary Warner
  • Ed Wheeler
  • Bill Hoag
  • Joseph Badalucco Jr.
  • Jonathan Dienst
  • Benjamin V. Baird
  • Madeline McFadden
  • Julian M. Phillips
  • Raymond Ramos
  • Jonathan Baltzer
  • Ben Bode
  • Joe Brigham
  • Mark Dicero
  • Joseph Filasky
  • Ed Godzizewski
  • Lynn Harder
  • Lincoln D. Hiatt
  • Al Leong
  • Ken Lerner
  • Greg Mattson
  • William O'Leary
  • Salvatore Paul Piro
  • Lance Reddick
  • Judy Reyes
  • Leif Riddell
  • Fred Sanders
  • Carl Svensson
  • Franklin Vranicar
  • Leonard Williamson

Directed by Roland Emmerich

Released in 1998

MPAA Rating: PG-13

Reviewed by Mongo