What do you think? Does the 1998 Godzilla deserve its bad reputation, or is it unfairly hated? Let me know in the comments.
: Unlike the nearly invincible Toho original, this Godzilla relied on speed and camouflage, often disappearing into the "canyons" of Manhattan. The "Zilla" Rebranding Godzilla -1998-
In recent years, a small but vocal group of defenders has emerged. They argue that Godzilla (1998) is a perfectly fine 90s disaster film if you divorce it from the Godzilla name. It has a propulsive score by David Arnold, a fun supporting turn from Jean Reno, and a genuinely creepy Madison Square Garden nest sequence. As a schlocky, Saturday-morning creature feature, it works. As Godzilla ? It fails. What do you think