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Getting back, by the way, to the technical side: Apparently there are folks who are less than happy with the brightness levels. Toho Kingdom is the one that sticks out, where they say "Yeah, it's too damn dark". So no, I'm not going blind.

Missed this the first time around: Oh, so Rotten Tomatoes is how we judge movies today? Hence the "I know it's not a perfect metric" part of my statment. What does "lifelong" fan mean anyway? You could be fifteen and be a lifelong fan but that's kind of meaningless. Allow me to direct you...

I wound up watching the 2D version last night. Now, story considerations aside - did the mastering seem REALLY dark to you guys? A couple of times, I found myself going "Geeze, I don't remember it being THIS dark in the theater?" For some reason the disc is super dark and the colors are muted...

While I know it's not a perfect metric, Rotten Tomatoes shows it at 73% - so SOMEONE out there must have liked it. For comparison, Godzilla in Name Only got 25%, Vs Hedorah is at 64%, Final Wars is at 40%, vs Mechagodzilla is at 67%, vs Mothra is at 67%, and Son at a baffling 63%. So far the...

*shrug* If you want monsters wrecking shit for two hours, go watch Pacific Rim - but that's not the movie that Godzilla was trying to be. Godzilla movies ALWAYS have a slow burn before the last act where they bust shit up. If we’d seen Godzilla stomping building and roaring nonstop for two...

I don't know what fans you asked, but THIS fan - I've been watching since I was 10, catching them on the local UHF station during Saturday Afternoon Monster Theater - thought it was goddamned awesome flick. As for the whole "Godzilla Cameo" thing, he gets exactly about as much screentime he...