Sal9000

2014 Godzilla movie is the only movie in this franchise that actually makes some sense. The plot was tight and actually thoughtful, the human characters actually played a role and didn't serve as a walking exposition, the story was realistic and the visuals were great. It actually kept you invested. The movies that came after it, while offering great monster fights, made zero sense plot-wise, they had annoying humans who served no purporse but to give exposition. The only movie that makes at least some sense, besides Godzilla, is Kong: Skull Island.

This movie was so hilariously bad and ridiculous, I've actually laughed my ass of throughout most of the film. Seriously, how can anyone say that this movie is good. I mean, I can understand the ''well just turn your brain off and enjoy the fun'' way of seeing movies, but there's no fun in this movie, like at all. The entirety of first and second act is pretty much nothing. It's Diana and Steve just walking around town, talking about stuff that's completely unrelated to character development or story. There's no ''fun''. It's just people lying in bed or walking down the street, talking about nothing. Then there's ridiculously over the top Max Lord, a kind of a parodic character. And then we have Cheetah, who LOVES Diana throughout the movie, and then starts hating on her when the plot requires her to. The ridiculousy nonsensical plot, Steve Trevor possessing some poor guy's body and pretending it's okay, that whole Mayan subplot thing that serves as a 5 minute plot device, the whole world going crazy and then just pretending like nothing was happening in a matter of minutes, and on top of all a fully fueled fighter jet just standing in the museum, which Steve Trevor uses to fly through the FIREWORKS instead of stopping Max Lord. Seriously, this movie was so terribly ridiculous, it came out as comedic at some points. Wonder Woman 1984 will go down as ''The Room'' of superhero movies.

@LD50 He's right tho.

So many fake reviews. This movie looks like it was filmed with an iphone, with ''actors'' found in local bars.

''Visionary filmmakers Gerard Bush + Christopher Renz (Bush + Renz) - best known for their pioneering advertising work engaged in the fight for social justice''. I think this sentence alone is enough to convince not to watch another racially charged movie that does more to ignite the racial tensions than to calm them down. Racial war mongering at it's finest, comparable to the similar racially inspired films like Triumph of the Will (1935).

Just shows how ineffective the government is in dealing with pretty much anything, and proves that the war on drugs needs to stop.