Godzilla is a fav of mine and has been for years, practically rivals Gambit.
Loved the 'King Of The Monsters' movie (enough to own it on dvd/stream).
Did not like Godzilla vs Kong. I don't like King Kong - nothing to say about that other than, not a good character for me, useless. The movie industry gave Kong a magical axe, what?? Okay. Fine. Because the movie could be over in one minute with 'atomic' breath from Godzilla. SMH.
Now, there is a new film ready for monster-verse, and its Godzilla and King Kong working together, odd but okay. Hollywood changed Godzilla's colors. Not his sound, you can't change that, LOL. Weird.
Click the link at your peril, but .. it's out there. Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lV1OOlGwExM
Odd. LOL.
Why are you using spoiler tags for a movie that came out almost three years ago, and for stuff that is common knowledge?And now for a
COMPLETELY Mostly different take.
I grew up on the monster movies with Godzilla, Mothra, Rodan, and King Ghidorah. I loved watching them as kid, seeing them in solo movies and then in team-ups and conflicts. When I saw the original King Kong vs. Godzilla(1962) as a kid my mind was blown, it was like a Marvel/DC crossover!
I think I've made the comparison before, but Godzilla Vs. Kong is a lot like Hulk Vs. Wolverine, At the end of the day while it is fun to see them 'scrap', they are both heroes and what most fans want is to see the two heroes team up to fight an actual bad guy. That was the big failing of the '62 movie in my opinion, in it the two heroes were manipulated into fighting each other and it ends after Kong wins and just leaves. It wasn't a fight either of them wanted, they were manipulated into it, and while it did huge box office and actually brought the dormant Godzilla film franchise back to life it was an unsatisfying ending for me. It didn't matter to me who won the scrap, and in a conflict between two heroes. a scrap is all it is really going to be. They don't jump right to annihilating most bad guys, they are not really going to kill each other. I wanted to see them team-up and kick bad-guy ass!
I loved the previous MonsterVerse films and Godzilla vs. Kong (2021) was everything I could have wanted. I love the axe, a weapon made by Kong's ancestors to fight Godzilla's ancestors, being used as a symbol of the peace between them. First when Kong lays down the axe in the previous film and now being carried by Kong not just as a weapon but a symbol of that peace; as the two unexpected allies, last of their kinds, find kinship and perhaps even friendship.
I remember when Godzilla vs. Kong (2021) didn't immediately meet box office expectations(still in the pandemic) and after Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019) previous poor performance, haters were gleefully predicting the end of the MonsterVerse. The film went on to set a pandemic box office record and grossed $470 million worldwide, against a production budget between $155–200 million and a break-even point of $330 million, making it the eighth-highest-grossing film of 2021 and it became a massive hit on streaming. Suck it, haters!
Instead of it being the last of the MonsterVerse films it is the springboard for a whole new series of films and a show on Apple TV+, Monarch: Legacy of Monsters which I haven't seen because I don't have Apple TV+, but it has Kurt Russell in it and I've heard good things. Looks like some guy named Godzilla is in it, too...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLHsM4bpfxY&ab_channel=AppleTV