Godzilla Review (2014)

Godzilla!! Everyone knows the most famous monster in film history. There's been multiple films of Godzilla. Usually they are from Japan because that's where this first started. The last American Godzilla movie was from 1998 starring Matthew Broderick. This time, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Bryan Cranston, and Elizabeth Olsen star in this new version of Godzilla from director Gareth Edwards.

In 1999 when Godzilla awakens again from the ocean, he has caused a massive mess at the power plant where Ford's (Johnson) parents, Joe (Cranston) and Sandra (Juliette Binoche) work. Ford sees the plant go down while in school and thinks his parents are dead. Time skips forward to present day and now we see that Ford is in the army as a part of the bomb disposal team. Godzilla is headed to San Francisco where Ford's wife and kid are. But Ford is stuck in Hawaii when he tries to get home, but has several obstacles to conquer.

Godzilla was really intense and the acting was alright. The special effects were amazing. I give Godzilla 4 out of 5 stars.