Dear filmmakers, movie named Godzilla, not
Ford "Forrest Gump" Brody's Incredibly Monster-centric World Tour.
I was well entertained whenever the camera focused on the title character. Unfortunately,
it seemed as if the other hundred minutes or so the director thought it would be more interesting to pan away and concentrate on Aaron Taylor-Johnson's flat affect and amazing ability to survive being repeatedly almost stepped on instead.
I saw X-Men: DOFP past today. Loved it, but I need two things explained to me.
How does Magneto
control the robots when it was said earlier that they don't have any metal in them
?
And explain the post credit scene to me.
Magneto
went on the train that was carrying the Sentinels and basically infused them with metal.
And the post-credit scene
refers to the next movie, which it looks like will be Apocalypse. He's a long-time adversary in the comics.
XM:DoFP
Last scene with Logan
so I saw he was in Stryker's custody, and went, "Fuuuck!", then saw it was Mystique and it changed to "WTF?"
So regarding that last scene - I guess in the
New!Future, he doesn't have an adamantium skeleton?
That's at least part of what I was wondering.
Matt, I just saw it and completely agree that there was not enough monster and far too much human in Godzilla.
Kinda disappointed.
Next weekend will be my chance to see XMen: DOFP. I hope it's better.
Just came back from seeing The Immigrant, which completely knocked my socks off. Marion Cotillard's face, I can't even.
Godzilla -- surprised by an early death. At least I didn't get spoiled for it.
From now on, if Bryan Cranston has an on-screen son, I'm referring to him as Malcolm, no matter what he's actually called.