The battle of battles, icon vs icon, the terrible Godzilla against the mighty Kong.
Of the 4 films that make up the Monsterverse, without a doubt that Godzilla vs Kong is the weakest in terms of plot, there is practically nothing in the narrative that has relevance, except for a few moments of interaction that help to "humanize" the creatures.
There are an exaggerated number of characters, of no importance, that most of the time are disturbing the action and diverting attention from what really matters in this film, which is a lizard with atomic breath against a 100 meter gorilla.
The 2 hours runtime could be just Godzilla and Kong fighting, and nothing else, and it would be awesome.
The CGI is great, as should be. There's a clear inspiration in the Japanese classics (Gojira, 1954 and Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla, 1974) when it comes to cinematography.
Of the 4 films that make up the Monsterverse, without a doubt that Godzilla vs Kong is the weakest in terms of plot, there is practically nothing in the narrative that has relevance, except for a few moments of interaction that help to "humanize" the creatures.
There are an exaggerated number of characters, of no importance, that most of the time are disturbing the action and diverting attention from what really matters in this film, which is a lizard with atomic breath against a 100 meter gorilla.
The 2 hours runtime could be just Godzilla and Kong fighting, and nothing else, and it would be awesome.
The CGI is great, as should be. There's a clear inspiration in the Japanese classics (Gojira, 1954 and Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla, 1974) when it comes to cinematography.