I never watched a godzilla movie before in my life, and don't really care for such monster movies as they are based on zero reality. However, this movie, to me anyway, was more about post-war japan and its effects on society it had.. and about family during such hardships. Acting is decent, effects are pretty good, but few major storyline flaws are hard to ignore. A monster that destroys buildings like houses of cards is unable to rip up a cable that drags him to the ocen floor? That is weak mate. Anyhow, I know that such details are not the most important thing in this type of movie, but it would be nice if directors nowadays cared about making their movies a bit more beliveable to today's viewrship.
Review of Godzilla Minus One
