Godzilla:
The Planet Eater
2018
The
Space Dwarves on the Escape Earth Ark are hacked off at Hero Captain Haruo for
blowing up their guys in Mechagodzilla City instead of killing Godzilla. The humans on the Escape Earth Ark point out
that the Space Dwarves wanted to destroy the planet to do it.
The
humans have the moral high ground, but the Space Dwarves have the engine room
and turn off the power. The Escape Earth
Ark is now dead in space, so at least they can’t abandon the few Dregs left on
the surface.
Hero
Captain Haruo learns that Coma Girlfriend is being kept alive by the nanometal
but her brain is dead, and the Gray Dusty Tribe's healing techniques protected
everyone they treated from the nanometal. You’d think that would mean they
could cure Coma Girlfriend, but that would put a spark of hopefulness into this
slow and depressing narrative and we can’t have that. He also learns the Space
Dwarves want his hide, so he goes to hide that hide in Space Elf’s Creepy Cave.
Space
Elf convinces the Dregs in his creepy cave they were saved through divine
intervention, bringing all of them into his religion. The Space Elves have been converting humans to their faith the whole time, but even for these movies it was dull so I forgot to mention
it.
Space
Elf tells Less and Less of a Hero Captain Haruo that his hatred of Godzilla is
a key element in bringing their god to earth. This sounds like a bad idea.
The
Telepathic Dusty Gray Native Twin that didn't heal Hero Captain Haruo tries to
play “hide the Kaiju” with him, but he stops her. Not because Coma Girlfriend is still in his
every thought, or THAT SHE LOOKS TWELVE but that he figures out that she isn’t
the one that helped him, because she doesn’t know how to get him out of his spacesuit.
Then
he finds the Telepathic Dusty Gray Native Twin that did help him and despite
the previously mentioned Coma Girlfriend and LOOKS TWELVE issues, Infants her Island.
The
jilted Telepathic Dusty Gray Native Twin telepathically eavesdrops on some
Space Elf telepathy and learns their whole plan, including the amazing
revelation that summoning Ghidorah is a horrendously bad thing.
Yes,
the Space Dwarves, who were only going to chrome plate the earth are now looking
better by comparison since we learn the Space Elf religion is a Death Cult
trying to summon the thing that destroyed their world, Ghidorah, to destroy the
planet and everyone and everything anywhere remotely near it.
Telepathic
Dusty Gray Native Twin telepathically warns her sister and Even Less of a Hero
Captain Haruo, before Space Elf breaks up the fake Shobjin set before they can
think about doing anything moth related, leaving her dead in a fountain.
Hey kids, a cartoon!
Hey kids, a cartoon!
Space
Elf does his ritual, linking with the Space Elf who has converts on the Escape
Earth Ark. Shadows of Ghidorah heads
appear in the Creepy Cave and kill most of the Dregs left on earth. They are the lucky ones.
Black
Holes open above the earth, and lightningy Ghidorah heads snake out veeeery
slowly so as to prevent any drama or excitement, surround and blow up the no
longer going to Escape Earth Ark. No we
will never see Ghidorah’s body. Don't be silly.
Godzilla is there, since someone finally remembered he is in the title of this movie.
What
follows is the most massively static and immobile Kaiju battle in cinema history.
Once
again, only lightningy Ghidorah’s heads snake out of black holes (now in the
atmosphere) veeeery slowly so as to prevent any drama or excitement. They bite the Big G, who roars a lot, but
since Ghidorah is poking out from another dimension, he’s intangible. (Which
doesn’t explain how he crushes space ships or bites, but never mind that now).
Godzilla
swats right through the necks doing nothing while he stands there bitten and
draining for a long and uneventful time.
Probably Not a Hero Captain Haruo is kept by Space Elf to fuel whatever it is he’s
doing. The big egg finally comes into
the plot. No it doesn't hatch, don't be ridiculous. The remaining Telepathic Dusty Gray Native
Twin teams up with one of the five or six Dregs left and touches the egg to
make a shadow moth that sends a mental message to Why Do We Even Care About
Hero Captain Haruo.
Through
this he learns that the Space Elf Death Cult was responsible for the old people
exploding in movie number one to “save” them, and that Space Elf’s power over
Ghidorah might just be contained in the glowing rune stone he shoved in his
skull in place of one of his eyes. They
also remind him that his name means “Spring.” Admittedly, I had no idea, but you’d
think he’d know Japanese.
In
a brief bit of anime flashing, cut scene style action, he breaks free of Space
Elf control, and shoves his thumbs into Space Elf’s eyes in a completely heroic
fashion, breaking the glowing rune stone.
Despite
having his digits recently shoved into Space Elf’s gray matter, Why Even Bother
With Hero Captain Haruo is shocked when Space Elf dies, and even though his
hatred summoned the beast, is additionally shocked that Space Elf says Ghidorah will always
be watching him.
Oh
yeah, with the magic eye rock broken, Godzilla very briefly smacks the
lightningy Ghidorah heads off him, breathe/shoots at the black holes, and vanquishes
his foe.
The
last couple Dreg representatives of humanity join the Gray Dusty Tribe. The guy who helped with egg telepathy gets
the last remaining Vulture robot working again with the nanometal from Coma
Girlfriend, which isn’t gross or creepy at all.
He claims due to this grave robbing technique, civilization could be
rebuilt.
Definitely
Not a Hero Captain Haruo flashes back to Space Elf’s warning. Then he takes Coma Girlfriend into the last
Vulture, and kamikazes into Godzilla, abandoning the now pregnant AND STILL
TWELVE YEAR OLD LOOKING Telepathic Gray Native Twin.
Post
Credits Scene- Now a grandmother (so she’s probably, what? all of thirty-six) Telepathic
Gray Native Twin watches the descendants
of her tribe (and the three surviving Dregs) have a fire side ceremony honoring
an image of So Totally Not a Hero Captain Haruo.
Luckily,
the American films are finally good, and rumor is Toho is cranking up to make
real ones again.
There
was enough depressing and boring in these to rival a film festival of romantic
dramas.
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