Kenya The Mighty

For this film, while I thought the ominous tone was set right, the plot isn't thorough enough to tell a complete story. The character development was kind of choppy, I wanted to see more of Michael Shannon and Norman Reedus characters due to their incredible acting prowess. Tom Hardy like always gave a decent delivery, Austin Butler was only okay in his role, and Jodie Comer was pretty good as well. As a fair assessment, I'd give this film two and 1/2 stars because it definitely could've been longer than what it is originally.

Undoubtedly, this film is one of the most masterful I've ever laid eyes upon. Every second of it was majestic & engaging. All of the actors were remarkably thorough and beautiful in their respected roles. The cinematography was sensationally astounding. Seeing the ruins of human civilization really put things in great perspective for me. We as humans can do many great things, just as long as we're conscious, empathetic, keep our emotions in check, and most importantly; love each other more and not surrender to hate. EVERYONE TOGETHER STRONG!!! Rating: 10/10 ✌🏾☮️🙌🏾

Like a lot of people, I was anticipating this movie immensely because I heard it was so darn good. I can safely say that this film delivered in every way imaginable. You couldn't ask for a better depiction of the most iconic monster in all of pop culture. It's no wonder it won an Oscar for Best Visual Effects. They were outstandingly mind-blowing and impeccable. The acting, suspense, and human engagement were superb the whole way. None of it let up, not one time. This undoubtedly took me back to when I watched the classic Godzilla movies when I was a kid on Saturday mornings and afternoons. Without a shadow of a doubt, I highly recommend this film. It can be enjoyed on Netflix. Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This Godzilla film in particular is a childhood favorite of mine that continues to be watched by me to this day. I thought that Matthew Broderick's character was quite thorough with his research and analysis of the creature. This film was also the first time I saw Jean Reno, who in my opinion was absolutely cool, improvising, and proactive the entire way. The rest of the cast was undoubtedly engaging, on cue, and most of all, believable. The visual effects of the creature and its babies were pretty neat as well. They weren't too exaggerated and were plenty realistic. It's definitely a great monster movie to watch on not just the weekend but anyday as well.