I left the theater feeling stupid, but yeah, I expected that. What I didn't expect was that Kong could get a toothache, and Godzilla now can run! And jump! And what material is Kong's robot arm made of? It didn't get a single dent after the fight with other titans. And don't get me started on Godzilla getting an upgrade and becoming pink after killing another titan who never even antagonized him. I guess the villain is not too bad, but the humans are utterly useless. While it's not as bad as Monarch the TV series (which is a snoozefest), it's still not good. The only decent monsterverse movies in my opinion are the first Godzilla and Kong Skull Island. The others in the franchise are just dumb. They're not unwatchable or anything, but just don't expect too much. I gave it a 6 because I didnt feel like I wanted to leave the theater early.

As a hard-core Kaiju fan of many years, I love that we are being treated to all of these Godzilla movies as of late. My opinion of the first two in this series (Godzilla and Godzilla: King of the Monsters) is that they were (somewhat) reality based and not obviously made for children. My criticism of G v K (the ending in particular) and this movie is that so much of it is far-fetched and fantasy based. Much more cartoonish.

The bottom line is, they're making the monsters out to have too much human intelligence when they should actually be more animalistic. This was like watching a superhero movie and in my opinion, making the monsters out to be superheroes is a huge mistake. That's what happened when Toho did this in the 60's/70's which resulted in Godzilla movies becoming silly, low-budget kids movies, which has since been ridiculed for decades and has tarnished Godzilla's image. I understand the writers are trying to be creative and give the fans something different from all of the other monster movies out there, but this can be done without all the cheese. Please stop making the monsters so human!

I enjoyed the movie but have to admit that I am somewhat disappointed.