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Godzilla vs Kong - Movie Review

 

59 Years Later

In case you missed the original 1962 first round, YouTube has King Kong vs Godzilla free to watch.  If you brave the theaters or have HBOMax, Godzilla vs Kong has arrived. This is a time where the original was made so long ago that I am okay with a remake. I also liked that the remake was not a direct retelling of the original movie but an mostly new story. It also helps that the special effect are way better now than they were back then.

Review

The story gives both of these titans something that makes you want to root for them. There were more than one round of fighting so don't loose hope if your favorite titan does not win every round. A small spoiler that I think you will see coming is that Godzilla and Kong are not the only titans to show up to the match. Unlike the original movie, this story focuses more on the titans than the human. Don't get me wrong, there is a human side to this that helps you care for these titans. In the end, I feel the story had a satisfying ending with plenty of action in it.

Hard to believe this franchise started back in 2014 with Godzilla. It was followed up with Kong: Skull Island in 2017. Godzilla: King of the Monsters came out in 2019. This franchise feels a little like the Unbreakable trilogy where two stories come together in a final film. I think everyone will be able to enjoy this movie.

Rating

I would give this a HD rating. If you enjoyed either Godzilla or Kong, I would recommend you add this to your collection if it is under $10. I will update the post when I get my copy.

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