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Movie Review: Godzilla - 1998
There is no shortage of monster movies to watch these days. Some are based on movies that go way back, and are crafted after ancient ideas. Others are completely new and original and break new ground when they are released. One of the classic monster movies of all time is Godzilla, the world famous masterpiece that serves as a metaphor for the dangers of nuclear weapons and the aftermath. There is no shortage of remakes for this classic movie. Here I'll be discussing the most recent remake, starring Matthew Broderick.
The movie begins innocently enough with some strange events happening around the world. Homage is paid to the Japanese original, as we see a Japanese fishing boat which has encountered some strange sea creature. A near catatonic from fear fisherman identifies the sea creature as Godzilla. We later see a giant foot print, where a scientist, played by Broderick is called in to investigate. It doesn't take long to figure out that Godzilla is heading for New York. And that means trouble.
When the experts get together, it is the usual battle between the scientists, who want to study the monster, and the military. The scientists want to research, collect data. It's not every day you have the opportunity to find out more about a new species that was previously unknown. Especially if it is over ten stories tall. Since the monster is obviously a threat to national security, the military simply wants to kill it. Since this is a disaster movie rather than a scientific documentary, the military wins, and they employ the scientist to help them destroy the monster before he destroys New York.
Enter the enigmatic scientist from France, played by Jean Reno. Keeping with the metaphorical symbolism of the original, the monster was indeed created by nuclear radiation. And since France is the only country who has been recently conducting nuclear tests, we get a French agent who supposedly has inside information on how to properly kill the seemingly un killable monster.
The first disastrous revelation we find is that the monster is headed straight for Madison Square Garden. This of course, is the worst possible scenario, as the Garden is filled with people. They must evacuate them immediately, and kill the monster before he gets there. The question remains as to why he is heading for the garden in the first place.
What we find out is just as unsettling. The monster is actually a hermaphrodite, "it" is both a he and a she. The monster is heading to the Garden so it can lay eggs. Lots of eggs. And it's no mystery what will come from these eggs: More city destroying monsters. So the scientists and the military must race against time to destroy the monster and its eggs before its too late. As an added bonus, the soundtrack for this spectacular movie includes a stunning remake of Led Zeppelin's "Kashmir," by P Diddy.
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