In the meanwhile, we are waiting for the final encounter between the Legendary titans in Godzilla vs.
Directed by Michael Dougherty ( X-Men: Apocalypse, 2016) and starring by Millie Bobby Brown ( Stranger Things, 2016-today) and Charles Dance ( Game of Thrones, 2011-2015), in this film, we will see Godzilla together with several classic Toho characters, such as Mothra, the giant moth, Gigan the pterodactyl and the fearsome three-headed dragon King Ghidora. To expand the universe, on May 31th 2019, Godzilla: King of the Monsters, the third installment of the MonsterVerse, will be released. Jackson and Brie Larson, all present in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the film presents us with a young Kong who is hunted by Monarch, the secret agency first introduced in Godzilla. Directed by Jordan Vogt-Roberts and starring Tom Hiddleston, Samuel L. Kong: Skull Island (2017) was a reboot for the famous monster King Kong’s franchise, putting it into a larger narrative. Although at first the original plan was to produce a Godzilla trilogy, this changed in 2015, when Legendary announced that it would move the production of a King Kong film from Universal to Warner Bros., officially starting the MonsterVerse. The film had such a successful premiere that two sequels were approved only two days after its release. Soon, it will go back in the Disney Vault to be held for another 50 years. Among these monsters is Godzilla, who will fight against fearsome threats to protect the natural balance. It will be released on February 28th but hurry, because it wont be there for too long. ( Massive Unidentified Terrestrial Organism), giant creatures that wake up from a long sleep to reclaim the Earth.
This new story introduces us Monarch, a secret agency dedicated to the study of the M.U.T.O. The film was directed by Gareth Edwards ( Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, 2016), and starred by Bryan Cranston ( Breaking Bad, 2008-2013), Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Elizabeth Olsen, who had previously worked together on Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015). More and more studios are starting to take a chance on creating their own shared universes through films and the MonsterVerse is one of the most promising.Ĭo-produced by Legendary Entertainment and Warner Bros., the MonsterVerse started with Godzilla (2014), a franchise reboot of the legendary Toho monster, who has more than 30 movies under its belt. Kong Coming Soonĭue to the success of Marvel Studios, the world has been taken over by cinematic universes. So by a sliver, I give the nod to Real 3D.Īnyway, hope you liked it as much as I did! I will probably go back and see G v K one more time, in 3D.MonsterVerse: Godzilla vs. Especially in the big fight scenes loaded with SFX, the Real 3D was crisp and deep and added a layer of visual envelopment that IMO transcended the larger scale/scope of the DC presentation. Most critically, while the out-sized titans would seem to be a perfect fit for the taller DC screen, and they did look awesome on it, I was very impressed with the clarity and depth of the 3D presentation. Not up to DC standards but more than adequate. First, while there was no seat rumbling bass, the soundscape of the 3D version was excellent. But I think I actually liked the Real 3D presentation even better. My seat rumbled constantly, LOL, a good thing. The titans and their SFX looked great on the bigger screen and the rich DC soundscape was immersive. And the DC presentation was as good as expected. No, it's not The Godfather, or even a sophisticated Marvel action film, but it delivered the goods.Īs for DC and 3D: Usually, Dolby Cinema is my favorite format for a film outside of IMAX 3D. Wailing away on each other and buildings and other creatures like a song with a great guitar solo outro. But, they unexpectedly find themselves in the path of an enraged Godzilla, cutting a swath of destruction across the globe. Like a pop song with a verse-chorus-versus-chorus-solo-chorus structure, we get people-titans-people-titans-little bit of people and a lot more titans. It delivers on the big over the top rollercoaster thrills I wanted. But I saw it in both Dolby Cinema and 3D versions, so just wanted to add my two cents about that.įirst, like many, I liked this film. I know it's kind of redundant reviewing a film many saw over the weekend and has already been commented on by many as well.
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