I made this Google Slides portfolio of me being a creative consultant for either Adult Swim or some other places like that probably. Since I don’t like this lack of focus, arrogance, as well as normalizing deviant or abusive behaviors in entertainment, like in certain tv shows and movies. Even when certain people try to play it off as a joke, it can also come off like that’s okay to mess with others, tear each other down, or that you can bully people and get away with it. Though someone told me, “You stand for nothing, you let everyone walk all over you” and we are getting a lot of that now. Some of this stuff isn’t entirely bad but it makes me want to either make my kind of show or to try and be a creative consultant to fight and help these people on the inside, more to help them focus on their work and have this attention to detail since that shows investment and dedication.
I’m also autistic and have Asperger’s Syndrome so I can see a lot of little things that are a bit off or wrong. I’m not too “Critical” I just like to try and catch these things a bit now and then. Though I do wonder if some or most of these people behind the scenes will tolerate my attention to detail or for others to concentrate. I just get worried they won’t be patient with me, or when I try to talk to them they won’t understand or even just end up yelling at me and striking me which will probably make me stronger is all. As much as I bad talk I just don’t like echo chambers, I just like to have different ideas and questions to have, and even more questions about what we know.
Well here’s my portfolio I made and I hope Adult Swim or someone else can find this. In this, I show that I have writing experience with a link to my review blog, stage experience with a link to a playlist of my stand-ups, as well as links to my Imgur account for my drawings and pictures because why not.
Here’s also where I got the idea and term of keymaster and traditional heroes as well.
Here’s also this Toonami music video that to just show you I don’t want to be rich and famous. I just want to put myself out there and make a difference when I can.
From what I’ve heard this Netflix movie is based on some young adult book and it seems there’s a lot of those z-grade writers and the books all seem to have the same tropes at times as well as plot holes. Stuff like the blank slate main character, love triangles, fight the system because it’s against you, don’t get an adult involved in things, take matters into your own hands and end up potentially hospitalized, that some or most of the adults are dumb and don’t listen to them, and that to go to the red flags in life message.
What just bothers me with these tropes isn’t that they’re repetitive but more the execution of them at times. Since they’re targeted to people that are still developing themselves, trying to mature, both mentally and physically. It’s just that when writing these you need to at least have the characters use critical thinking, as well as problems solving skills, and not just act out constantly all the time. I also wanted to give this a watch since Amy Poler is in this and helped make it but she’s not in it very much, sadly.
This story is about this self-insert girl in this High School where this evil, white, racist, rich guy jock that’s rewarded even though he’s an okay football player. Then this black, bisexual, Latina, girl character that’s a strong feminist being upset that the summer reading was about The Great Gatsby because it was about a rich white man writing about a rich white man who is upset they can’t have a woman.
She talks about how we need to talk about literature from immigrants, single mothers, and other foreigners. Since their stories are more important than The Great Gatsby, sadly, all of it’s mostly written in English, even though they’re in American Literature. Then the male white football jock mentions and mansplains to her that The Great Gatsby is a classic and hopes for it to be read in school more. Though he doesn’t explain why since the book was about how having all these parties and money doesn’t make you happy and it will end up all “Crashing down” one day. When he’s more upset that she’s at the front desk of the class as a way to enforce that whole racism vibe.
After that, the black, Latina, feminist tries to get a drink and the white jock spits in it and gives it to her. She tells the office about what happens and that he’s harassing her, it comes off as that whole “There’s all this bad stuff going on and there’s nothing you can do.” When the principal talks with her, which always ends up just gaslighting these kids in the end. Making them think the only way to stop this stuff is to act out or cause violence since they weren’t getting an answer from them, which is just cowardly, sad, and a way to indoctrinate the kids and use them as human shields in the end. Since she’s the principal and can stop all of this in the end especially with the new kid in school.
Then the female self-insert character is angry about how the jock guy is doing all of this and after he texts every student a list about all the girls based on their looks and nothing else. Then the insert girl creates the fanzine or newsletter called Moxie to call for activism by drawing hearts and stars on their hands to show solidarity against the patriarchy. Though it comes off that if the list was about the guys on nothing but their looks instead of the girls it would be okay since it’s only sexist if it happens to women. This is a bit sad and there’s even this one South Park episode and clip that shows how at the end that was just a stupid list and I might link it at the end of this review. It ends up attracting all the token women that are “this or that” since one of the girls wins every soccer game even though the football jock who is okay wins the scholarship every year and there’s also this Asian guy who ends up being a male feminist at the end of this movie since he’s impressed with the self-insert, though I’ve heard male feminists can turn into creepers, in the end, is all.
Then there’s this next crackdown of the patriarchy with the dress code women have since one of these girls that are wearing a tank top and has bigger boobs than the other girls. Ike Barinholtz is also in this scene and makes me wish for Mad TV to come back to entertain everyone and not be afraid to be edgy and have something solid in the end at times. The girl then mentions that the other girl near her is wearing the same thing enough though she doesn’t have as big of boobs as her and it turns into some argument about how to control women as well as some girls having smartphones to record this sexism as well even if it isn’t, probably. Then all the girls wear tank tops as an act of defiance to get back at the patriarchy, somehow?
After that, they get back at the okay white male jock for always getting this scholarship even though he’s just okay in the end and the football team keeps losing. Even though the soccer players are really good but this movie makes it seem this movie makes it sound like no one cares about women’s accomplishments because of them being girls but they aren’t true at all. Then they protest so the amazing soccer girl gets the scholarship even though she’s a junior and okay white jock is a senior and scholarships are given to seniors, but I guess that doesn’t matter. Though okay white jock gets back at them by explaining at the school these girls are just using anonymous bullying and no one tolerates that, which comes off more intelligent in the end and works. When that happens it would seem it was going to be this thing with the girls where you can’t always win every battle in the end.
Then the self insert mouths off and tears down her mom’s boyfriend, something about America won’t be gender-equal for 130 years, something Melinda Gates said that was later debunked. it just comes off mean since the self-insert is yelling at the guy who played Phil Coulson from Marvel’s Avengers movie. That guy united the Avengers, was killed, and became an android, or a Life Model Decoy SHEILD uses as body doubles on and off. Though if you think that’s bad wait until you read this Marvel event comic, Heroes Reborn (2021), which destroys him probably because the writers in marvel comics now don’t like or hate straight white men.
Then at the end, some girl at the end says that the okay white jock raped her though she probably lied about that since when that college girl from Duke lied about being gang-raped by the la cross the team in a Rolling Stone article, it feels like nothing is scared now anymore. Then the self-insert has this speech about believing in women, then the okay white jock gets expelled though from what I’ve heard today in school your suspended but never expelled, almost like you were rewarded in the end, and then the amazing soccer girl gets the scholarship. Even though that girl that said the okay white jock raped her was probably just an allegation in the end and all.
I know some women might go “You should check your privilege” though I’d like them to check their privilege first and then I’ll check mine, Quid pro quo and all. Also, I didn’t like this book not because it had a woman lead character, it’s that it should be a well-written character that happens to be a woman. I even didn’t like all those patterns and tropes more because of their execution in all of these young adult books. Even this activism, in the end, today at times can come off as a way to bully people into believing in their side and get away with, or as an excuse not to do any work at times. You can still give it a watch if you want to though what I don’t like about this woke stuff is that the execution is so forced in the end it’s just very sad and turns into a one-sided argument.
Here’s also where I got that whole “There’s all this bad stuff going on in the world and there’s nothing you can do” gaslighting tactic some people use with this woke stuff on the kids.
Here’s also another video I used for reference as well.
I didn’t really know much about this guy until the trailer came out so I looked him up on Wikipedia. I’ll link the article at the end of this review if you want to see it yourself.
Basically in 1996 Atlanta Olympics this security guard Richard Jewell discovered this bomb at the place and told the cops. Later the cops and FBI look into him and think he might of done it. Though in this movie it just feels like they didn’t pay attention to what actually happened or just blamed him because it was easier than doing the research. Richard Jewell also in this feels like he’s trying to be a good citizen but isn’t too bright at times.
There’s also this lady reporter that feels like she just wanted a trending story until she finds out she was wrong. That was pretty nice though since she admitted it and didn’t blame it on something or someone else. Other people in this movie didn’t feel too genuine, like they blamed Richard for this because of the painfully obvious and didn’t want to do the research. Though I’m sure back in 1996 we still actually tried, did the work, and had integrity.
It’s just really sad how the media hounded him and that the FBI had to take stuff from his house. Also feels like if this happened in present day with social media and everything Richard would be complete destroyed and would probably commit suicide. 6 years later they found the real bomber but it feels like after Richard Jewell was investigated that it stung his reputation.
I also heard the media when this movie came out didn’t want you to watch it since it makes the media look bad, I’m just like YOUR POINT! Since this movie showed you that the media doesn’t get everything right the first time. It just feels like today we lack modesty and humility to understand or know when we’re wrong and not always right all the time.
Give it a watch when you can and I found it on HBO MAX. It just feels like today we lack actual, genuine, down to earth heroes. And these so called heroes like celebrities and those superhero movies and comics today just feel like they do all this for fame or barely sacrifice anything.
In this movie we see Han Solo growing up as a smuggler in his youth. There’s this love story with Han and some girl Qi’ra and it feels cliche. The movie starts with Han and Qi’ra on their home planet where they become a bit of thief’s and they’re leader is some kind of alien serpent that’s female. Han breaks some window in her place and it burns her a bit which Han and Qi’ra use to escape to another world. Along the way Han and Qi’ra get separated and Han ends up joining the empire so he can be a pilot and come back to save her. Then when Han gets recruited he can’t think of his last name the recruiter guy calls him Han Solo.
Then the movie fast forwards three years to Han on some planet trying to fight someone with the empire. Han is then thrown into a pit where Chewbacca is held prisoner and show how Han and speak Chewbacca’s language. Along the way Han encounters this smuggler guy, Beckett, played by Woody Harrison and later Han and Chewbacca join him to help out. Later Beckett, his crew, as well as Han and Chewbacca try and do this heist on some space train but they fail and most of the team gets killed, except Beckett, Han, and Chewbacca.
They go to this planet where this crime lord lives and try to negotiate a way to make up for the last job. Then Han thinks of getting unprocessed coaxium on Kessel and then they go to find a ship from this other smuggler Lando Calrissian, played by Donald Glover. Lando challenges Han to some poker game and Han loses but Lando wants to tag along to see what they can get from all of this. They also meet Lando’s droid friend L3-37 which sounds like a girl and she also mentions how droids seem to be slaves at times. Lando then shows Han the Millennium Falcon and then they use it to go to the mining planet Kessel and when they get there L3-73 slowly but surly frees all the droids there. Though sadly she gets shot up in a firefight and dies while Han and the others get the coaxium while trying to evade the empire through the Kessel Run where there’s a monster living near these black holes. They end up downloading a part of L3-73 into the Millennium Falcon so they can be able to avoid the Empire as well as the monster and the black holes. Even though that’s the exact opposite of what she wanted and would feel like prison to her.
Anyway they all escape and go to crime boss’s planet but some of the coaxium is fake and some of the people are trying to see it to these Cloud Raiders. Chewbacca is taken hostage by crime boss and Qi’ra ends up killing crime boss to protect Chewbacca and then contacts her true boss Darth Maul and she becomes the new boss. She then leaves in the old crime bosses ship leaving Chewbacca, and Han, as for Beckett there ends up being a little jab at “Who shot first” in Star Wars: A New Hope between Han and Greedo. After all of that Han goes to Lando’s places for another game of space poker and Han steals Lando’s cheat card and Han gets to keep the Millennium Falcon. Then Han and Chewbacca and they get a message from Jabba the Hut to find another crew to help him out and then they go into hyperspace then the movie ends.
This movie felt okay but the sadist part of this movie was that behind the scenes the director, Ron Howard, was fired halfway through for taking risks. I remember this top ten of reasons movies are starting to suck and the last two were that studios don’t take risks and care more about sequels and reboots. Also heard that the movie didn’t do too good and Disney stopped making these cinematic universe side movies which is fine by me. You can watch it for the action but I am getting a bit tired of style over substance today in entertainment. Feels like an excuse to be lazy and not try as hard to me.
I remember when watching “I Love the 70s” on VH1 a long time ago I heard about the car wash song and that it was based on a movie. I even wanted to try and work at one the car wash places around here where I live but I never really saw the movie until I watched it on demand to see what it was all about.
This movie starts off with 1970s Los Angeles and a bunch of guys who work at the car wash. It’s surprising how car wash places used to hand wash the car or put it through a cycle where you can watch it go by. Today now you just go in along with the wash cycle.
This movie is mostly just a bunch of people who hang out at the car wash and work there. There’s also a taxi driver and a preacher played by George Carlin and Richard Pryor, they’re not in this movie much just so you’ll know. Also, there is this hooker who gets dressed in the car wash bathroom at times as well they even mention a pop bottle Bomber but nothing really comes of it in the movie. The end though at night worried me a bit though it didn’t end too badly from what I saw.
Anyway, this movie seemed like a nice little movie from the 70s and the soundtrack is amazing. You can give it a watch if you want just a little laugh for escapism or what life was back then, “can you dig?”.
I didn’t get a chance to watch this in theaters and heard this won 3 Oscars as well for music, costume design, and production design. So I watched this recently on Disney+ to see how it was and it seemed okay a bit. Watching the an I wondered why they weren’t explaining what Vibranium was or what it does exactly. The opening explains how Wakanda was able to get the Vibranium and why they stood in hiding for so long until recently.
Then the movie starts in the past at Oakland, California, where these two black guys with some guns and stuff. Then some Wakandain lady soldiers come in and the previous Black Panther T’Challa’s father. Since his brother stole some Vibranium to help out the city somehow and the other guy was spying on him. T’Challa’s father ends up killing his brother and it flash’s forward to the present where T’Challa helps some people in motherland Africa from a slave trade. When liberating the slaves T’Challa encounters a past girlfriend and after that he goes back to Wakanda for the trials to be king.
When doing so this Gorilla or Yeti tribe chooses to fight T’Challa and he is given this weird potion to power himself down so there’s a fair fight. Kind of weird since why would they have something like that. T’Challa defeats the Gorilla tribe’s leader and T’Challa is king now, T’challa then does this spirit journey as a way to do some soul searching. After we go to this scene where Killmonger and Klaw steal some Vibranium in this museum. Klaw is this guy who stole Vibranium a long time ago and has this robotic hand that shoots sonic waves.
Back in Wakanda T’Challa and the committee decide to find Klaw and his last whereabouts were that he’s in South Korea. They end up capturing Klaw with help from a US Agent as well. Then Killmonger breaks Klaw out and in the crossfire the US agent gets hurt badly and T’challa takes the US agent to Wakanda to heal him. When the US agent gets healed T’challa mentions that opening scene in the movie and that it was about his father and uncle and how his uncle fell in love with an american women and had a kid with her. T’challa’s father ends up killing his brother but for some reason they don’t try to find his kid and just leave him there. That kid ends up being Killmonger somehow as well.
Later Killmonger ends up killing Klaw and goes to Wakanda showing Klaw’s body and that he killed him. After that Killmonger goes to the council meeting to show them and T’challa that he is descended from the throne. T’challa also helps out the US agent get medical treatment as well in Wakanda. Killmonger demands that he and T’challa do that ritual fight to be the king even though T’challa doesn’t have to do that. T’challa ends up doing the ritual fight with Killmonger, during this fight Killmonger wins and he really didn’t cheat for anything like that. T’challa is then thrown off this waterfall and presumed dead, Then Killmonger takes the throne and after his spirit journey or something like that and then destroys the plants that give the rulers of Wakanda their powers.
Killmonger plans to send the Vibranium to all these street kids as a way to change the balance of powers. Though this whole idea of giving the rest of the world Vibranium at times feels like it would cause more harm to the world and even to each other as a people. Plus this movie doesn’t explain what Vibranium does, or if they run out of it, and is more like a device for the plot to go forward. Or what will happen when Wakanda runs out of Vibranium and that was a story for this comic called “The Future Foundation” from awhile ago. Just feels like that’s all they have and if you rely on a resource too much it will run out eventually.
Then T’challa’s mother, sister, and that US agent, try to find T’challa’s body and is found at the Gorilla or Yeti tribe’s village. T’challa’s family gives him the last of that Vibranium plant while he’s in the show like cold therapy. They then go back to Wakanda to stop the Vibranium from being shipped around the world and US agent remotely pilots a fighter ship to shoot the other ships with the Vibranium.
Then there’s this ground fight between Black Panther’s army and Killmonger’s army and there’s also these war rhinos as well. Then at some point Black Panther and Killmonger fight each other in CGI with their armors but it feels like Black Panther is fighting Black Panther. At the end of the fight I thought there would be something like Black Panther beats up Killmonger but doesn’t kill him as a way to break the endless cycle of violence like their parents. I was wrong, Black Panther ends up killing Killmonger and after that T’challa ends up going to where Killmonger lived in Oakland and makes a community center there. He also opens up boarders to Wakanda to the rest of the world.
This movie felt, okay, it’s just that sometimes these Disney Marvel movies seem to formulaic and too clean. Just feels like you need to be a bit deeper at times instead of this woke writing since that is all it is, on the surface. People have layers and sometimes there is ulterior motives and not just “because I felt like it” at times. It just feels like at times the deeper, complex, writing for these shows seems to be gone but I like to have a little faith in those days.
Was kind of excited at the concept of this movie since there isn’t many adult animated movies anymore now. Even the animated movies for kids can feel like they’re not trying at times. People say “It’s just for kids!” but just because it’s for kids doesn’t mean you don’t have to try. Also saw this pitch meeting sketch from Screenrant just to see what I’m getting into and it feels like this movie is pretty basic for a adult animated cartoon. Onto the review now.
The movie starts with this supermarket and the food sing this song to start the day about going to “The Great Beyond” when they’re chosen. There’s also this sausage named Frank and this bun Brenda who want to have sex but can’t until they get to the great beyond. Then there’s this jar of honey mustard saying that the great beyond is a lie and the gods eat them.
There’s also this douche that’s basically a jerk or a douche as people would put it. Then they meet a bagel that’s Jewish and a falafel that’s Arab and they all make it to the liqueur section of the store. There they meet a Native American whiskey called Fire Water, some grits that’s black and hates crackers, and a Twinkie that’s gay. The fruits are also gay as well and later in the movie there’s this toilet paper and a condom that talk as well. There’s also this taco played by Selma Hayek and she’s a lesbian and likes Brenda. Also this piece of gum that’s kind of like Stephen Hawking too.
Around the end the food find out that the people they thought were gods can die. So they end up killing the people in the store and after that the food has this big orgy. It does’t look that graphic, then again I’ve seen hentai so it felt tame to me. At then end they make this stargate to try and go to the human dimension, maybe hoping for a sequel.
This movie felt okay but I heard behind the scenes the animators were mistreated and forced to work overtime without play. Hearing that it just makes me wonder about the animation industry in general now since people seem to rush this all in. Also seem to rely more on nostalgic cartoon reboots and intellectual properties. The reboots then just feel like they are the exact opposite of when the original or what the cartoon was about and that’s kind of sad. Anyway give this a watch if you want but it doesn’t seem to be TO deep like other adult shows now. There’s just so many food puns and curse words you can say until it gets real old too fast.
Finally watching this because of the sequel coming soon to theaters as well. I tired to watch this movie on TV but I didn’t pay attention because some stuff is censored. I watched this also with my parents since dad like the jets and dogfights in this movie too. So lets get to the movie.
The movie starts with some text about ace pilots starting out and calling the program Top Gun. Then there’s these jet pilots doing some tests, like if you are locked on by an enemy jet and told not to fire unless the enemy does. This also introduces Maverick and Goose, played by Tom Cruise and Anthony Edwards. Maverick is basically the risk taking hot shoot and Goose is his co pilot. After one of the guys, Cougar, quits since he couldn’t handle the lock on test.
Maverick and Goose then go to some bar and Goose tries to get Maverick to hit on some girl in the bar. He gets shot down and later find out she works for Top Gun as well. There’s also this gag where this other guy drinks coffee and Maverick does a fly by near him and he spills it. There’s also this other guy, Iceman, played by Val Kimmer and he’s okay in this. Then there’s this other test where the jets try and stick together but Maverick tries to shot down a fighter. Even though the enemy might just pick you down one by one if you do that.
There’s also this love story between Maverick and that girl in the bar, but we skipped that not only because the girl is a lesbian in real life, the love story kind of feels forced as well. Along the way Maverick and Goose end up burning too much fuel during a test and Goose actives the eject button. Goose ends up hitting his head on the canopy and dies, Maverick is told it wasn’t his or Gooses fault but Maverick feels responsible.
Maverick ends up quitting and then after a bit joins up with Top Gun again. Then the pilots end up going on a mission and along this dog fight Maverick saves Iceman. At the end Maverick ends up want to be an instructor for Top Gun and the movie ends.
This movie felt okay from what people have today now and I hope the sequel does well, hopefully. Just because after Tom Cruise did The Mummy remake for this Dark Universe franchise I don’t know about how he will do now. Watch this yourself if you feel nostalgic or something like that.
When I finally watched this on Netflix I was a bit worried since the last movie, “The Force Awakens”, felt like more of a retread of “A New Hope”. Though in this movie it felt kind of slow at times and even China thought of that as well. Basically Rey goes to this planet to train with Luke Skywalker but he now wants nothing to do with the force. Even though he brought back balance to the force in the original trilogy.
Also the resistance base is discovered by The First Order, somehow, and the Resistance tries to evacuate everyone they can on their planet. There’s also this scene where Leia gets killed in space and it seems like an amazing send of something since Carrie Fisher died after this movie was done with. Then somehow Leia uses the force to get to a ship and is hospitalized for most of the movie. Then this purple haired lady takes over and it seems like she doesn’t cooperate with others resistance members along this slow chase to some planet. Not even The First Order tires to cut them off from the planet by sending some extra ships along the chase at the planet to ambush them.
While Ray is on this planet with Luke Skywalker she tries to learn some ways of the force, but Luke ends up being kind of tired and grumpy at times. Luke also mentions how he tried to teach Kylo Ren but Luke ended up trying to kill him, since Kylo felt to angry with the force. Feels kind of out of place given Luke’s struggle with the Empire in the original trilogy and how he was going no to bring balance to the force.
Also some of these resistance members try to get help from the thief on a casino planet. Then the thief when freed and then trying to sabotage a main First Order ship ends up betraying the resistance members, kind of making that side story pointless.
Then Rey leaves the planet Luke was on and gets kidnapped by the first Order and gets interrogated by Kylo Ren and this guy Snoke. Kylo and Rey end up killing Snoke and his personal guards. Rey then leaves and helps out the Resistance on this other planet that’s made of salt and has crystal foxes.
Still felt like Ray didn’t know or learn anything with her time training with Luke, feeling pointless as well. As Rey helps the resistance, Kylo ends up being on the salt planet and sees Luke at this entrance to some bunker. As Kylo and Luke fight it’s discovered Luke is force projecting all the way from the planet he is on and dies, feeling like Luke was just there in this movie.
Leia comes out of her stasis chamber and she and Luke I think say goodbye to one another before Luke disappears completely. Then as Rey helps the remaining resistance members leave the salt planet, purple haired lady does this thing with her ship where she rams it into the First Order’s main ship just as she enters hyperspace. Creating this weird and yet beautiful explosion but most of the people on Rey’s ship don’t see it.
In the end this movie felt okay, just felt like some of these scenes dragged or were poorly pasted. Also it felt like Rey didn’t go through any kind of struggle in this movie and f it felt like this was a complete waste of Luke Skywalker. Hope the next movie thought ends up better is all I’m wondering.
Watched this at the movie theater a while ago and was surprised at all the monsters they had in this movie that were in the TOHO movies. Also was surprised that King Kong was also mentioned in this since I thought that Kong: Skull Island wasn’t related to the Godzilla movie in 2014. In this, though it takes place 5 years after the 2014 Godzilla movie and the monster research group Monarch trying to search and study the monsters after Godzilla attack and King Kong was discovered.
It is then discovered that this lady created a machine that can talk and control the monsters or Titans as the people in this movie all them. Then the lady and her daughter, after awaking Mothra, are captured my Eco terrorists to awaken the rest of the Titans on earth frozen in ice. Along the way the lady’s father is called in my monarch to help stop the lady with the Titan device known as Orca.
After awaking a Titan known as Monster Zero, or King Gidorah, She mentions to the guy that the Titans might actually help the world since humans destroyed the planet and the Titans might restore the planet to the original state it was in. It doesn’t make sense but this movie is more about the monster than careter development. There’s thenthis fight between Godzilla and Kind Gidorah and it establishes that King Gidorah gets his power from electricity for his blasts.
After that Monarch goes to Mexico because Rodan has awakened and King Ghidorah goes there as well. Godzilla also tries to fight King Ghidorah and King Ghidorah loses ahead but then it grows back after a bit. When Godzilla and King Ghidorah fight there was also all these bright flashes and quick cuts. I had to close my eyes a bit as well and was glad I didn’t get a seizure from all of that.
The military tries using the oxygen destroyer to kill Rodan, Godzilla, and King Ghidorah, but it fails to kill King Ghidorah, probably because he’s from space or something like that. I don’t know, I went to the bathroom when they were going to explain why it didn’t work on him. As King Ghidorah makes his way to Boston since the lady scientists daughter took the Orca to try to lure him there.
The Monarch team then tries to find Godzilla to help combat King Ghidorah and find this ancient civilization where Godzilla is hiding in underwater. Along the way Mothra finally hatches from cocooning and we hear the Mothra song which sounds pretty good. Back at the underwater civilization they try to find a way to invigorate Godzilla by using some nukes from the submarine they’re in. It works and Godzilla ends up defeating Ghidoriah and Rodan with help from Mothra.
At the end the other monsters show up and bow to him to pay respect. The credits roll and it starts with the Godzilla song from Blue Oyster Cult but with a new song. This movie was okay but the monster fights were amazing and the movie put more time on the monsters then human element. If you want to see this for the monsters, go right ahead, but don’t except a good story.