Movie [SPOILERS] Godzilla vs Kong is one of the best fights I've ever seen.

Just watched it and halfway through the movie when godzilla drilled a hole through the center of the earth with his plasma breath and roared at Kong and then Kong roared back? My god I knew were were in for the fight of our lifetime. Where did Kong learn martial arts from!? How he jumped from the side of a building and superman punched godzilla! Whoever choreographed this fight deserves an award.

I loved that this was a fight for dominance rather than a fight where you sympathized with Kong. Yes, although the humans did kinda drag Kong into this battle you get the feeling he wanted this fight, he's more than just someone who's unwillingly fighting just to survive and live his life and find his home...he, he wants this fight for the position of apex predator. That just made the fight even more enjoyable, whoever won and whoever died you don't feel sorry for them because you know that they didn't have any regrets going into this battle.

If you haven't watched it yet and ignored my spoiler warning, consider watching it. The movie doesn't bullshit and gets right into the battle as soon as the minimal amount plot development required to pit the two titans together is over. Doesn't waste your time and dedicates almost half the movie's runtime to just the battle which is what you're here for, and the battle doesn't disappoint one bit.

 

I still root for Godzilla, when he wrecked Kong was soooooo deadass awesome, and the tag team against Mecha Godzilla was wonderful. You're right about the fight, I was happy Godzilla's tail was more than decoration and actually added a new dimension to the fight, though Kong never stood a chance, he put up a hell of a fight.

 

Kong all da wayy

 

Yea, I only had two problems with the movie. One was the conspiracy that the fat guy and the bitchy girl and Australian kid was chasing, it was kinda boring compared to everything else and it kinda ruined a lot of the moments when it was getting intense by suddenly panning to them instead.
The second was how the movie clearly is taking Kong's side. In this story none of the titans are bad, they have a desire to prove themselves as the strongest, not caring for their surroundings, but they don't seek out fights and don't terrorize people and go about wrecking things. Actually both of them are kinda heroes to humans as they inadvertently ended up saving them from creatures that DO go about terrorizing people.

So it was sad to see how Kong got developed as a people's champion while Godzilla was left to remain as a force of nature. It kinda made viewers take Kong's side when the fight was supposed to be like Batman vs Superman or something where the fans will either vie for one or the other while watching the film based on who they prefer.

 

That whole conspiracy could have been done better, in fact they could have done a fight of different organisations that support different Titans, yet Godzilla is the bad guy, that actually irked me, I could have done without that whole conspiracy arc and the tap water name calling was just unnecessary.

 

I love the fact that they retained this scene from the original movie lol

 

Haven't seen it, but i remember playing a game on the nes or sega where you fight each other in a town map, Godzilla and Mothra being among the options to play as. Nostalgic.

 

I love Godzilla!!! The one true king!!! No Kong! Booooo!!!

Can't wait to watch it this coming weds!! So excited hahaha

 

Yeah, the writing was bad but the fights more than made up for it. I mean, I didn't go into it expecting the plot to be Oscar worthy in the first place. The conspiracy plotline was contrived but they needed some way to tie in mecha godzilla.

Fights were badass though!

I actually liked the way that turned out. Yeah, Kong grabs the empathy vote but Godzilla is exactly that: a force of nature. King of Monsters. No need for empathy or sympathy. Just primal dominance!

 

Lol, I wasn't aware of that. I thought that bit was funny in this movie, but it looks way more funny in that 1962 bit.

Yea, the writing wasn't good but I was actually kinda invested in the plot of the little girl being able to communicate with Kong and having a connection to him. And it also led to an unexpected character development moment for Kong later on. While it's not Oscar worthy I wasn't actually bored during the human moments so props for that (except for of course moments involving Apex and the conspiracy, but those moments were few and far in between so it didn't feel like it was dragging out or anything).

 

Maybe I sounded a bit harsher than I meant to, I didn't mind the writing that much. The connection between Kong and the last indigenous girl was good and their relationship interesting.

 

the movie was just fans expect to watch the part where humans are trying to find slightly bored me and showing kong as hero
godzilla fighted for 2 films with crazy level strong monster but they are rooting for newbie kong who was in the skull island for his most of his life time

 

I love Godzilla—the king of all!