This is often called the absolute worse Godzilla movie for two reasons: the story is a child story which has less to do about kaiju than it has about bullying or growing up, and the movie uses scenes from previous movies.
Both accusations are true, and yet, it is a good children movie. The feeling of being hapless and not being able to react to bullying except by running away... or of wanting a powerful friend (like Minilla!) well. It is something any child will resonate with. It is also more moving that other Godzilla movies which are more spectacular, but maybe less sentimental.
If you watch it as a child movie which also happens to have kaiju... it will be great, maybe better than other Godzilla movies (which might have issues for small children, I think).
Of course, it is not the best movie maybe for the parents (unless you can find the child inside you and watch it with that mindset).
If you watch it as a child movie which also happens to have kaiju... it will be great, maybe better than other Godzilla movies (which might have issues for small children, I think).
Of course, it is not the best movie maybe for the parents (unless you can find the child inside you and watch it with that mindset).