Godzilla: The Planet Eater

The theme here is that technology will be the downfall of civilization. As if this has not been covered a million times before along with the opposite argument. The problem is, because its been done so many times, its boring so if you are going to use old stories, at the very least include something else to pull the viewer in. This is why its gets a flat 1/10. They didnt even try to do anything else. There is little to no action to see in this movie despite the addition of another monster. The drama is childish as every reaction is a per-buscent emotional outbursts. The characters remind me a lot of my 3 year old son when he cant have any chocolate. There is also no mystery to pull you in. The entire movie was pointless. I wasnt expecting much after the terrible 2nd film so I was not shocked that this was terrible too. Anyway avoid this mess. Watching paint dry is more interesting.

This movie does not serve any purpose or reason for its existence. It does not give you a pay off of the whole trilogy. The discussions and dialogues are such an awful written, pseudo-deep, boring mess. You constantly ask yourself when the action will start. Spoiler information: It will never happen. Godzilla's screen time is a joke. Gidorah's appearance isn't even only odd, it is plain boring, as well. There is no proper fighting. And even the appearance of a known character does make such an awful performance, that you ask yourself who was even able to green-light this trainwreck of a movie or if there was even any quality assurance at all. Don't waste your time on this movie. It is the worst possible Godzilla movie.

Life or what we detct by our insatiable ever developing means, science, epistemology, bioethics, faith, love, stream of conscienceness as some relation to this Godzilla with a touch of Kali. As exasperating the first two may have been, the script was perspectivated differently. A plus for the trilogy. Good effort to fork the main sequence structure. Structured uplifting finale. One could not have expected such conclusion based on the limited prequels.

Anti-technology message, pretty much says that we should not bother with technology because it will kill us all and we should just live in huts and enjoy tribal living then grow old and die... no thanks, hard pass on all that gibberish terrible ending, our main character (spoiler) kills himself at the end along with the last of their advanced technology which was just repaired and was meant to restore an advance civilization. really disappointing, considering how well done everything else was, characters, character design etc. the ending (3rd movie) was just so bad...