For a $15 million budget, this is insane. For most of the movie, the vfx/sfx is beautiful, but I can't get over the Godzilla eyes. They break the whole character. The score wasn't nessarily tense, more so military. The drama and acting, especially by Ryunosuke, was very unexpected. It carved itself first, making it almost more important than godzilla, unlike in the Warner Bros versions. Honestly, I'm impressed by the passion and improvements Yamazaki and his team put in. Lost me in afew parts, and underwhelmed me in others, but I can't wait for what they do next.
Shout by zxkiBlockedParent2024-05-02T21:49:02Z
For a $15 million budget, this is insane. For most of the movie, the vfx/sfx is beautiful, but I can't get over the Godzilla eyes. They break the whole character. The score wasn't nessarily tense, more so military. The drama and acting, especially by Ryunosuke, was very unexpected. It carved itself first, making it almost more important than godzilla, unlike in the Warner Bros versions. Honestly, I'm impressed by the passion and improvements Yamazaki and his team put in. Lost me in afew parts, and underwhelmed me in others, but I can't wait for what they do next.