Godzilla x Kong The New Empire English Movie Review

Godzilla x Kong The New Empire Movie Reviews

Feature Film | 2024 | Action, Adventure
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Review by: James Berardinelli - ReelViews
If there are to be any more Monsterverse movies (something I don’t favor), turn them over to Takashi Yamazaki. He knows how to do it right.
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Review by: Rebecca Johnson - Talking Films
Godzilla x Kong is the epitome of a popcorn flick; whilst not providing much in the way of characters, depth or storyline, it makes up for it with entertaining action and dumb yet fun fight sequences.
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Review by: Wendy Ide - Observer (UK)
Dumbed-down and stripped of the symbolic subtext of the earlier movies, the picture is not without seat-shuddering thrills, but it’s like a tag-team wrestling bout for monsters rather than a picture with meaning and even a modicum of thought.
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Review by: Olly Richards - Time Out
If you want to see massive creatures leveling cities, that’s exactly what you’ll get. If you’re looking for anything more than that, well, you should know by now that you’re in the wrong place.
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Review by: Jeffrey M. Anderson - Common Sense Media
Par for the course for the MonsterVerse series, the monsters have more personality than the humans, but at least watching them battle and smash things has some visceral entertainment value.
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Review by: Alan Ng - Film Threat
The animation of Kong, Godzilla, and the other Kongs is mediocre at best. The backgrounds should look photo-realistic, but they don’t. I’d rather watch dudes in suits duke it out over a cardboard city than watch this cartoon mess again.
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Review by: Emmanuel Noisette - The Movie Blog
Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire is a fun, albeit flawed, addition to the Monsterverse.
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Review by: Rich Cline - Shadows on the Wall
Director Adam Wingard tries but can't make the action mayhem hold our attention: it's never more than pointless carnage. And the filmmaking blithely ignores the millions of humans who perish in all of this full-on destruction.
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