GODZILLA vs. KONG | March 31 2021 | Adam Wingard to direct

[Lucas]

Starts with 90 on Critics' Choice. I have a feeling it might end up right alongside Godzilla (2014) and Skull Island on RT when all is said and done.

[belblazer]

100% on RT with 5 reviews.

[Lucas]

3 hours ago, Lucas said:

Starts with 90 on Critics' Choice. I have a feeling it might end up right alongside Godzilla (2014) and Skull Island on RT when all is said and done.

Quickly crashed to 70 on Critics' Choice.

[poweranimals]

I'm surprised it's still at 100% on RT. Only 9 reviews counted so far though.

[WittyUsername]

2 minutes ago, poweranimals said:

I'm surprised it's still at 100% on RT. Only 9 reviews counted so far though.

They haven’t included the review from Empire, which is a 2/5.

[Lucas]

 

[Menor the Destroyer]

Guessing this will end up about 60 on RT. Seems that the action is more clear and visually interesting than the previous films so that should help it improve from KOTM. 

[Marcos12]

18 minutes ago, Menor said:

Guessing this will end up about 60 on RT. Seems that the action is more clear and visually interesting than the previous films so that should help it improve from KOTM. 

More like 70%-75% imo.

[Darth Lehnsherr]

Well seeing this tonight so should be fun

[WittyUsername]

Are reviews just slow coming in or is Rotten Tomatoes taking it’s sweet time to include more of them?

[Menor the Destroyer]

7 minutes ago, WittyUsername said:

Are reviews just slow coming in or is Rotten Tomatoes taking it’s sweet time to include more of them?

I'm searching them up and there just aren't that many reviews yet. 

[Jamiem]

Just now, Menor said:

I'm searching them up and there just aren't that many reviews yet. 

Only OS reviews so far by the look of things, it’s likely Domestic reviews won’t drop until the review embargo date that was mentioned earlier in the thread (Monday if I remember correctly) 

[Jamiem]

Solid 7/10 movie, some of the action was great. The most traditional Godzilla film of the bunch in my opinion. 
 

Human characters are still weak but unlike KotM they aren’t as big a part of the film and we get plenty of both Kong and Godzilla. 

[kaijukurt]

 

 

 

Edited March 25, 2021 by kaijukurt

[Darth Lehnsherr]

Fresh thoughts are that the set up for the conflict is pretty messy and rushed but once it's set up the fights are entertaining and done pretty well. Kong gets the best treatment in the movie and also the human characters attached to his story. Godzilla on the other hand didn't really get a much focus as I was expecting and any story related to the humans that appeared in KOTM is plain awful. 

 

Overall I'll say it's slightly better than KOTM but below Kong Skull Island and Godzilla. I hope they follow this up with another Kong film while I don't really mind if they don't revisit Godzilla until another crossover.

 

6.5/10

[Valonqar]

Holy shit Kong is insane in this!

[DeeCee]

Lucky I decided to look now for tickets this afternoon. This is doing big business here. Lot’s of quite full sessions all over Sydney and NSW. 

[excel1]

CINEMA RETURNS

[DeeCee]

Afternoon session is sold out except for 5 of the daybeds at the front. 
 

And they don’t have enough staff. 

[Wormow]

Crazy that had they not already made this movie by the time King of Monsters came out, it might have not even been made (as KoM underperformed) and yet here we are with Godzilla vs. Kong most likely reviving both of their respective franchises (which is yay! I love Godzilla)