David Santana

Ally 2022-04-20 09:01:09

This film fully embodies the essence of showing love and dying quickly. Lao Bai (yeah! Lao Bai) and his wife are in harmony, dead. The monsters have come a thousand miles to meet, kiss, and die. The protagonist realized this, so he didn't return home and deliberately released pigeons to save his...

Fern 2021-10-18 09:30:17

Many years ago, in the Philippines, Xiao Pang saw his mother being sucked up by a parasite and died. The filthy howling sound made by the parasite was a nightmare of his life.

After many years, Xiao Pang grew into After getting fat and living in the deep sea, he suddenly heard the howling...

German 2022-03-23 09:01:13

I want to make a disaster movie, but I just add a unique American emotional scene in it, and the final scene is also inexplicable. The United States seems to have only one aircraft carrier + 6 planes, and use the machine gun to hit Godzilla. The tour guide is sure it’s not because of you. I’m brain-disabled or I really don’t have the money to borrow more advanced weapons to shoot.

Camylle 2022-03-24 09:01:13

I really like the pseudo-expansion in the first 2 minutes of the movie, as if Godzilla is not a fictional monster, but really lives by our side. It turns out that the atomic bomb was not made for testing, but to kill Godzilla. This conspiracy theory is also very interesting. The film style is dark and deep, sacrificing entertainment, but in exchange for an epic feel. The size, combat effectiveness, and destructiveness of Godzilla and Muto are shocking, and humans are as small as ants. In addition, the scenes of parachuting in the billowing clouds, flying planes falling from the sky, Godzilla breaking through the Golden Gate Bridge, and Atomic Breath are also magnificent. The clever combination of high technology and fantasy colors constitutes a modern epic that takes place in the 21st century.