Film Review: Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire

  Genre: Action / Adventure / Sci-fy

Cert: 12A

Director: Adam Wingard

Screenwriter:  (screenplay by) Terry Rossio, Simon Barrett, Jeremy Slater (story by) Terry Rossio, Adam Wingard, Simon Barrett ...

Starring: Rebecca Hall, Brian Tyree Henry, Dan Stevens, Kaylee Hottle, Alex Ferns, Fala Chen, Rachel House, Ron Smyck, Chantelle Jamieson, Greg Hatton.

Running time: 1h 55m

Parents are advised to read before viewing the film as some scenes may contain scenes unsuitable for younger viewers.

Sex & Nudity: You can see women on a beach in bikinis.

Violence & Gore:  There are a few scenes that can get very violent a gory

Profanity: pretty mid

Alcohol/drugs: None

Frightening/Intense Scenes: There are a few things in this film that arnt Suitable for anyone younger than a 12-A film

There is one jump scares

 Story: The new installment in the Monsterverse puts the mighty Kong and the fearsome Godzilla against a colossal deadly threat hidden within our world that threatens the existence of their species and our very own, as well as diving deep into the mysteries of Skull Island and beyond. Delving straight into the origins of Hollow Earth, this film will explore the ancient Titan battle that brought man and monster together forever.

Review: "A Titan Clash for the Ages" Godzilla vs. Kong: New Empire" stands tall as a towering achievement in the monster movie genre, delivering an epic showdown of colossal proportions that surpasses all expectations. Directed by a visionary filmmaker, this film not only celebrates the rich history of both Godzilla and King Kong but also charts a thrilling new course for these iconic titans.

At the heart of the film's success lies its spectacular visual effects. From the breathtaking vistas of Skull Island to the neon-lit streets of Tokyo, every frame is a testament to the filmmakers' commitment to bringing these legendary creatures to life. The battles between Godzilla and Kong are nothing short of awe-inspiring, with each clash of titans sending shockwaves through the screen and leaving audiences on the edge of their seats.

But "New Empire" isn't just about eye-popping spectacle; it's also a masterclass in storytelling. The film expertly weaves together multiple narrative threads, from the human characters caught in the crossfire to the ancient rivalries that drive the titans themselves. Every character, from the intrepid scientists to the enigmatic Monarch operatives, is given depth and nuance, making their struggles feel both relatable and compelling.

Moreover, "New Empire" succeeds in capturing the essence of what makes Godzilla and Kong such enduring icons. Godzilla, the towering embodiment of nature's wrath, is portrayed with a sense of majesty and power that commands respect. Kong, on the other hand, is portrayed with a vulnerability and humanity that make him a sympathetic figure, despite his brute strength.

One of the film's standout features is its pulse-pounding score, which perfectly complements the on-screen action and adds an extra layer of intensity to every battle. From the haunting strains of Godzilla's theme to the primal beats that accompany Kong's rampage, the music elevates the film to new heights and immerses audiences in the epic conflict.

Overall: In the end, "Godzilla vs. Kong: New Empire" isn't just the best Godzilla film to date; it's a cinematic event that demands to be experienced on the biggest screen possible. With its breathtaking visuals, gripping storytelling, and unforgettable battles, this film is a true testament to the power of the silver screen and a fitting tribute to two of cinema's greatest monsters.

Rating: 5 out of 5 / 10 out of 10 for the pure monster fights