Everything about this movie was yawn inducing; the acting, the dialogue, the sets, the endless blur of monsters, the ridiculous tension-lacking non-action. A waste of time.
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
GODZILLA
Everything about this movie was yawn inducing; the acting, the dialogue, the sets, the endless blur of monsters, the ridiculous tension-lacking non-action. A waste of time.
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Oh come on! I grew up with Godzilla in the 60's. It's suppose to be BAD! That's the beauty of it. I respect you very highly, but please give credit where it is due. At least give it a B for BAD !!!
ReplyDeleteO.K......NOW can we get back to food...your descriptions are awesome, and once you sent me to KFC...please, Mindfulmaggie, let's get to the heart of
ReplyDeletethings...you are in the South you know - or you WERE in the South....where in heck are you and Bill..." On the road again, I just can't wait to get on the road again"...let the forks fly.....spoons do some digging and knives cut into the of center of it all.....
i'm doing this to see if i can leave a comment cuz jean can't.
ReplyDeleteIt WAS my browser! Firefox words fine.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I just thought it a bit weird that for a change I liked an action movie (Godzilla) when I usually dislike all the ones you love (Avengers, Iron Man etc). Although I also agree the actors talents were wasted and the army guys all looked alike and as usual the women were all helpless/dying/inane. But, hey I'm used to that by now. The great part was the almost courtly nature of the beast Godzilla. And, unlike the hapless King Kong, he lived to fight another day.