Atom User Reviews for Shin Godzilla 4K
I came in with zero knowledge, no trailers, no expectations. I really enjoyed the tension building and the disorganized, then organized planning on how to deal with the threat of Godzilla. The main actor carried the movie for me, I would have liked more input from the…
It made me cry. Need I say more?
Amazing movie showing how government works and how we are helpless to a huge catastrophe
Awesome
Almost 10 years later after it first released back in 2016, I finally got the chance to see it on the big screen and man it was, amazing! The only thing I did not like about this re-release of Shin Godzilla is that they only had the 4DX for this movie for one day and on a…
It was overall, Good! It's interesting that the original Godzilla was a true Monster. Godzilla was focused on destruction and killing. The western world turned him into a prehistoric creature for humanity...
Metacritic
If the film often takes an aggressive approach to driving this central thesis home, Shin Godzilla manages to negotiate a difficult balance between delivering the monster movie thrills promised by its central creature and a film that utilizes those thrills in service of something more substantial.
Shin Godzilla ushers in a new age for Godzilla, and a welcome one at that. It’s not perfect, but it’s ready to ask big questions and also demand thoughtful answers. In that sense, it’s one of the most valuable Godzilla movies to come along in years, decades even.
If this fun but frequently exasperating new chapter in Godzilla’s never-ending story feels like a major anomaly, its eccentricities are what best allow it to channel the forward-thinking urgency of Honda’s original.