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01/01/00
Godzilla (1998)
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Reviews Counted:58
Fresh:15
Rotten:43
Average Rating:4.7/10
Runtime: 2 hrs 19 mins
Genre: Science-Fiction/Fantasy
Synopsis: Nuclear testing once again awakens the green behemoth. Godzilla demolishes large portions of New York.
Starring: Matthew Broderick, Maria Pitillo, Jean Reno, Hank Azaria
Director: Roland Emmerich
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Reviews for Godzilla
A monster movie with a surprisingly potent moral message.
03/02/02
GODZILLA poaches a lot of imagery from JURASSIC PARK and then simply amplifies it under its self-promoted precept 'Size Does Matter'
01/01/00
Flavorless piece of sci-fi hackwork.
01/01/00
If only one could fast-forward past the idiot characters to the parts where the creature nests in Madison Square Garden, crushes Fifth Avenue and chomps a taxicab.
07/01/04
A great lumbering beast that has no personality, has size but no power.
02/14/08
Did they hit a home run? In terms of computer-generated monsters wreaking havoc, yes. In terms of believable characters and a convincing story, not quite.
01/01/00
This is the view from the end of the world -- we look on the smoking ruin of Manhattan and shrug and eat our popcorn.
01/17/05
If you like your movies big, loud, and shallow, you'll be like a pig in slop.
02/08/03
How many shots were embarrassingly copied from Jurassic Park? "Please think of that much better movie while you're watching this one!!"
07/09/01
...Godzilla literally runs away from battle, and is presented in such a way that the audience is actually supposed to feel sorry for him! I don't think so.
08/01/03
Godzilla ... is so poorly written and so un-original that it makes Independence Day sound like Shakespeare.
12/06/04
Emmerich and Devlin's 'Godzilla' turns out to be almost as overblown as the 1977 revision of 'King Kong.' The only thing that might send you screaming from the theater is the horrifying Puff Daddy song heard over the end credits.
01/01/00
Unspeakably boring and despicable. How anyone could possibly like such a piece of wretched excrement is beyond my comprehension.
07/09/03
I wasn't expecting much of anything from this film, but as Hollywood is teaching me: my hopes are still way too high.
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