By BatHobbit
 
 
 
You know what was a great Godzilla  movie?
Pacific Rim.
You know what wasn't a great  Godzilla movie?
Godzilla. 
No, I'm not referring to the 1998 film, though that one was  pretty awful. I'm talking about the 2014 film that all the ads portray as a "serious  take" on the King of Monsters. 
If you've seen the trailers and the television ads, you've  gotten a sense that the new Godzilla movie is a disaster film, with the titular  beast as the force of nature sending the human character scattering to recover.  Footage of decimated cities and ravaged tropical landscapes is intercut with  Bryan Cranston shouting that it's not a natural disaster and that the public is  being lied to. It looks like a pretty gripping epic, but it's not the movie  that you'll see if you head to the theater. 
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