Connor Nunn

Godzilla: King of the Monsters is not only my favorite Godzilla movie, but my favorite movie of all time. If you read my review for Godzilla 14, you would know I'm a big fan of the franchise. First, the characters. The characters in this movie are extremely compelling. The movie tells the story of a family torn apart by the attacks in Godzilla 14, a nice callback to the first movie while establishing a new narrative. All the actors do great jobs portraying their characters. Dr. Serizawa's death scene was emotionally powerful, and I found Emma's redemption arc to be quite compelling. Mark goes from a man who hates all Titans to one who fights alongside them. And Madison goes from a girl who obeys her mother at all times to an independent person. Second, the score in this movie is amazing. Rebirth, the theme which played during Godzilla's rebirth scene, is amazing. It's a remaster of the classic Godzilla theme while introducing a chanting choir, making it foreboding and epic at the same time. Mothra's theme, as well, is amazing. And the music which plays during the final battle is well choreographed. Finally, the action and scale in this movie is stunning. The monsters were all done with motion capture, and are extremely emotive, especially Godzilla. The action in this movie delivered, and while I did enjoy the build up to the final fight in the first movie, I really found myself on the edge of my seat every time a monster fight happened. Overall, I adore this movie, and it's my favorite movie of all time and my favorite Godzilla movie. 10/10.

Godzilla is an iconic movie monster and this movie is an iconic film. A true masterpiece (Note: I will be calling this movie "Godzilla '14," due to it's 2014 release. I will also call the original Godzilla "Godzilla '54", and the 1998 version, "Zilla"). Let's start with the design of the character. For one, they got him RIGHT. They introduced a brand new design while still having him look like Godzilla. Godzilla '14 features a monster with a more squarely shaped head, and a broader build. He also features a brand new height at 355 feet tall. They really hit the right spot with the MonsterVerse Godzilla. First of all, the characters. I believe that the characters were excellent, regardless of what critics and other fans say. They are well- written with real motivations. Joe wants to prove monsters exist, Ford wants to make it home to his family, Elle wants to keep her son safe, and Serizawa wants to make sure that the military does not kill the monsters. However, some of the characters did not get a lot of screen time and thus did not resonate with me as well. This includes Elle, who I find as a little underused, and Joe who was criminally underused. I find that Joe was the best human and having him killed off 30 minutes in was a mistake. Overall, the characters are good but not the best. To continue, the score of the film is epic. The main theme that plays in the opening credits is absolute perfection. It is a catchy theme that you will have in your head for hours. The score also fives a huge sense of suspense when it wants you to feel it. It really captures the feeling of suspense as well as action. Next, the visual effects are amazing. The CGI used to bring Godzilla and the M.U.T.Os to life was stunning. The director shot the movie in a dark tone to show Godzilla and the M.U.T.Os as monstrous beasts. The atomic breath was the highlight. It truly illuminated the scenery and made Godzilla look like an amazing boss that cannot be defeated. Finally, the monsters are portrayed with a sense of scale that makes you feel how big they are. The fights are shot from the human protagonists' perspective, so you can truly see how a human would view these monsters. Godzilla looked absolutely amazing using this type of scaling. This film gets a solid 9/10.

I love The Incredible Hulk.It is my favorite MCU movie,which is definetly an unpopular opinion,considering the fact that movies like Iron Man and Avengers:Endgame got much higher critical ratings and were overall liked better by the general public.But I think it gets a bad rap.The CGI graphics are stunning and the areas look beautiful.I also love the design for the Hulk.While Mark Ruffalo is a better Bruce Banner and Hulk,I still love Edward Norton's portrayal of the character.He depicts Banner as a scientist who has been living in the shadows,and he executes it very well.And Tim Roth's portrayal of Emil Blondskey and The Abomanation was done amazingly.And Liv Tyler and William Hurt executed their roles as Betty and General Ross in a great way.The teaser at the end for The Leader and Tony Stark's appearance in the post credit scene made me love the movie even more.I give this move a 10.

I adore this series so much! Maybe it's my nostalgia for it, but this series introduced me to Godzilla! I adore it so much! It's one of the best Godzilla designs. Highly reccomend to children!

Halloween Kills doesn't deserve the hate it's getting. I personally think that Halloween Kills is a top- five worthy Halloween movie, and gives some good ideas and brutal kills, but with some odd choices sprinkled throughout. The characters in the movie are a bit of a mixed bag. Anthony Michael Hall and Andi Matichak as Tommy Doyle and Allyson were the standouts for me. I also liked Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode, but I didn't like that she was bedridden for most of the movie. The other characters are fine, but don't stand out to me. I also have mixed feelings about the plot. I thought that the flashback sequences were really well done, and the mob mentality was an interesting direction to take the franchise. But the sequence with the escaped inmate for example, felt like a sequence tacked on for no reason. The ending also felt forced in just to set up the next movie. However, the kills and score are the movies highlight. Michael is truly brutal inthis, and the gore and effects are stellar. The score also encapsulated the dark and gruesome tone in a fantastic way. Overall, I think this movie is good, and definitely worth a watch. I give it a 9/10.