Upon finding out a great changes in Tokyo's rivers, weather and scientists investigate on the case to shock by the truth that all this disasters happen because of a huge monster, that wander through Tokyo's rivers,causing havoc and deaths of many and many if innocence, the thing that threatens people's lives.
A film that, besides good humor, has some curious political remarks about XXI century Japan that definitely must be highlighted. [Full review in Spanish]
A film that marks the comeback of an iconic creature, resulting in almost the opposite of what the American tradition considers a monster movie. It's more like a film about bureaucrats with a monster in the background. [Full review in Spanish]
A reboot that recovers the original spirit of the saga and applies it to the singular current context. Certainly it has several defects but what it offers definitely deserves our time. [Full review in Spanish]
Anno & Higuchi's vision of the character is thoughtful and clever without straying too far from the Godzilla formula established in films like the original 1954 Gojira.
A very successful mix between show cinema and fiction television by Aaron Sorkin, which surprises and gives something new to the saga. [Full review in Spanish]
Godzilla's strange and ever-changing nature goes some way to compensate for effects that are at times decidedly ropey, much as the relentless pace of the action and editing makes up for some very flat characterisation.