RTTerry
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Save your money on this version, because the ONLY aspect of this movie worth seeing, are the old-school monsters. But even they're not so great. Case in point - Rodan looks/acts just as stiff as he did back in old days.
The plot was written by grade-school wanna-be's - tossing in some AVENGERS/Thanos ideas and a touch of Lord of the Rings. As the story moves along, the plots changes every 15 minutes, and every character changes their mind/focus as well.
The CGI graphics, which are touted as being so good, aren't impressive as they claim to be. Want to know if you're getting some bland and basic CGI in a movie? If EVERY CGI dominated scene is plastered in rain, smoke and haze - it means they were covering up just how poor it really was. The movie does get an A- on its CGI rain, smoke and haze, which is in EVERY friggin' scene! Really top-end graphics will be crystal clear, in focus and look almost 3D, even in 2D (Avatar, Gravity, Marvel & DC...) . About the only note worthy portion of this film is Godzilla's scream. Unfortunately, the scenes with him included, are so cluttered with every other background noise added, they had to turn up the sound so loud, it becomes uncomfortable.
Seeing this on the big screen doesn't help at all. Wait till it comes on Network television, that way you can leave during all the commercials, which gets you prepared for the next plot change and lame dialog to come in.
The plot was written by grade-school wanna-be's - tossing in some AVENGERS/Thanos ideas and a touch of Lord of the Rings. As the story moves along, the plots changes every 15 minutes, and every character changes their mind/focus as well.
The CGI graphics, which are touted as being so good, aren't impressive as they claim to be. Want to know if you're getting some bland and basic CGI in a movie? If EVERY CGI dominated scene is plastered in rain, smoke and haze - it means they were covering up just how poor it really was. The movie does get an A- on its CGI rain, smoke and haze, which is in EVERY friggin' scene! Really top-end graphics will be crystal clear, in focus and look almost 3D, even in 2D (Avatar, Gravity, Marvel & DC...) . About the only note worthy portion of this film is Godzilla's scream. Unfortunately, the scenes with him included, are so cluttered with every other background noise added, they had to turn up the sound so loud, it becomes uncomfortable.
Seeing this on the big screen doesn't help at all. Wait till it comes on Network television, that way you can leave during all the commercials, which gets you prepared for the next plot change and lame dialog to come in.
A visually stunning movie - the animation is spectacular and top-notch.
The story is well known, but this versions offers a somewhat more subdued approach, which is fun and appealing. The kids will absolutely love this one, as it focuses on a pair of children and their friends who are trying to nab Santa on Christmas Eve, while the Grinch is trying to steal the festivities. Max-the dog, steals the show!
This is much more laid back than the Despicable movies, though done by the same folks.
Entertaining on a very soft and easy level.
The story is well known, but this versions offers a somewhat more subdued approach, which is fun and appealing. The kids will absolutely love this one, as it focuses on a pair of children and their friends who are trying to nab Santa on Christmas Eve, while the Grinch is trying to steal the festivities. Max-the dog, steals the show!
This is much more laid back than the Despicable movies, though done by the same folks.
Entertaining on a very soft and easy level.