It started out well in the first act and then it turned into a standard Hollywood disaster movie.
After the first act, you'd think you are watching The Day After Tomorrow or 2012.
Plus the rest of the movie is so disjointed and the main actor just CONVENIENTLY keeps turning up everywhere.
Wow!
I didn't know you can put someone on a chopper and he can go from one side of the world to another side of the world in no time.
Travel time from one place to another is easily 6-12 hours on a 777 or 757 or Airbus and he did it in no time on a chopper.
Then there is the military subplot.
Where's the firepower? Where are the Navy and Air Force and Army of the other countries and even of the U.S.?
One carrier group?
They (the producer and director and screenwriters) also could had amped up the military action but no, we get a few boots on the grounds with useless assault weapons and the occasional Javelin and LAW.
Then the few military fire power machines that occasionally show up are not being put to full use.
At least in the Japanese version of these Godzilla films, the humans in those films brought out everything in their military arsenal.
Finally, for a movie that's supposedly about Godzilla, not only does Godzilla keeps disappearing, the story has bark and grown and no bite.
The entire film felt real lackluster and by the final act, not only do you not care anymore or have lost interest, you will be looking at your watch over and over.
