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The King of Monsters Returns and He’s Never Looked Better!

When early promos for Godzilla first surfaced, I had good feelings about the prospect. Based on the trailer alone, I expected this movie would be a blockbuster. At the very least, this movie would be nostalgic for the sheer spectacle of it all. What I didn’t expect, was just how well-crafted Godzilla would turn out to be.

Enter Joe Brody (Bryan Cranston) -- a nuclear power plant engineer who’s convinced his colleagues are covering up one of the biggest secrets of all time. Before Joe has the opportunity to confront his superiors, a mysterious meltdown devastates the plant and part of Joe’s family.

Fifteen years later, Joe’s son Ford (Arron Taylor Johnson), a Navy demolitions technician, learns that his father has been arrested for trespassing at the old meltdown sight. Ford travels to Japan in an attempt to persuade his father to give up his obsessive behavior. Shortly after his arrival, Ford realizes his father’s not some delusional crack pot after all; and the entire world will soon know the truth. Now Ford races to return to his wife Ellie (Elizabeth Olsen) and their son Sam.

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