Variety
You won't feel cheated; at stray moments, you'll feel the wonder. But for every high point, there's a moment when the thrill threatens to leak away.
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Godzilla II 3D: King of the Monsters
Godzilla goes up against Mothra, Rodan and the three-headed King Ghidorah in this blockbuster action sequel with an ensemble cast including Kyle Chandler, Vera Farmiga, Millie Bobby Brown, Ken Watanabe, Sally Hawkins, O'Shea Jackson and more.
Secretive scientific agency Monarch, seen in 2014's Godzilla and 2017's Kong: Skull Island, has spent decades studying massive unidentified terrestrial organisms. As more god-sized monsters emerge, considered by a rival organisation to be essential to Earth's survival by wiping out humanity, both Monarch and Godzilla must fight battles on an epic scale.
2019Rating: M, Violence & offensive language131 minsUSA
ActionFantasyThriller3DBlockbuster
- Director:
- Michael Dougherty ('Krampus', 'Trick 'r Treat')
- Writer:
- Max BorensteinMichael DoughertyZach Shields
- Cast:
- Millie Bobby BrownBradley WhitfordVera FarmigaKyle ChandlerKen WatanabeSally HawkinsO'Shea Jackson Jr.Charles DanceZiyi Zhang
Godzilla II 3D: King of the Monsters / Reviews
Time Out
If you go to these things to see cities flambéed and flattened, you won't leave disappointed. At the same time - almost impressively - director and co-screenwriter Michael Dougherty is savvy enough to make the human drama monster-shaped.
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It's rather beside the point to note plot goofiness in a Godzilla picture, but this one does push its luck now and then.
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The Guardian
Within minutes of the film itself expectations start to dissipate, quickly replaced with crushing disappointment.
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Hollywood Reporter
A kaiju-sized step up from the monster's 2014 Legendary Pictures debut.
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FilmInk
...if you're in the mood to see skyscraper-sized monsters smacking the everloving shit out of one another, you're absolutely going to have a good time...
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Empire Magazine
An overload of repetitive, joyless destruction that mistakes volume and demolition for actual excitement.
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