'Godzilla Vs Kong' review: Massively fun monster mayhem


'Godzilla Vs Kong' delivers an epic showdown between two legendary screen monsters.

When it comes to movies about giant monsters fighting each other, I don't ask for much. All I want to see is giant monsters fighting each other. The story is secondary, because, well, who needs a story when you've got giant monsters fighting each other?

So, when I heard that two of the most iconic giant monsters of all time would be taking on each other on the silver screen, I was excited. Godzilla and Kong have battled before of course, in 1962 Japanese film King Kong Vs Godzilla. While watching two men in monster suits tossing rocks at each other has an endearing charm, we've come a long way since then, and this Hollywood version happily ups the ante when it comes to giant monster smackdowns.

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Massively fun monster mayhem

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