GODZILLA ゴジラ
Director:
Gareth EdwardsCámara:
Seamus McGarveyMúsica:
Alexandre DesplatReparto:
Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Bryan Cranston, Elizabeth Olsen, Juliette Binoche, David Strathairn, Ken Watanabe, Al Sapienza, Sally Hawkins, Brian Markinson (más)Streaming (8)
Sinopsis(1)
El mítico monstruo japonés vuelve a la gran pantalla en su versión más realista, un épico renacimiento de las emblemáticas películas de la productora japonesa Toho. En ella, el monstruo más famoso del mundo se enfrenta a malvadas criaturas que, animadas por la arrogancia científica de la humanidad, amenazan nuestra propia existencia. (Warner Bros. España)
(más)Reseñas (22)
Gojira! Gareth Edwards went back to his roots. In his enthusiasm, however, he forgot several circumstances that ultimately bring his Godzilla down. Ironically, it's the human storyline of the film that Gareth apparently didn't care much about and inserted it just to fulfill the standard outline of an American blockbuster. The combination of a bad script, the performances of the actors and the dialogues make you pray for the giant lizard to reappear on the screen. The most charismatic character dies incomprehensibly in the first third without causing any breaking point in the film. In the end, all you have left is the visual aspect, which was heavily promoted in the trailers all along, but that's about it.
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After watching this movie, I felt such peace of mind concerning a potential alien invasion. If all the armies, Avengers and Justice League fail, we still have Godzilla as backup, so there’s absolutely no doubt we would win the battle for the future of our world. Otherwise, as far as the movie is concerned, it's not a complete disaster and it has quite a good pace, but for me, there will only be one Godzilla.
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