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When fiction imitates real life. Terrific and terrifying movie.

I'm giving two stars SO FAR because quite frankly I came for Godzilla and monsters fighting and all we got so far are drawn out drama pieces that are poorly written. Cate is insufferable. Having flashbacks at the most convenient times to move the plot forward. I don't know what it is about the writers nowadays shoving alphabet relationships down our throat just for the sake of doing it. It does absolutely nothing to move the plot along, it only drags it out like a Hallmark Special. The ending of No Way Out is so unbelievable because nothing in the writing suggests the doublecross, but how convenient it is to create drama where none is needed. You can what the writers were trying to do, flesh out character development and establish an arc the viewers can get behind, unfortunately, they failed miserably. Right now I'm just rooting for the monsters to win.

There hasn't been anything that captures the essence of being a chef since Ratatouille.

Plot thin as rice paper. Everything happens on pure coincidence. Everything is there just for fan service. What a disgrace to the franchise.