We’re back from our little break, and we’re back discussing the King of the Monsters. This version, however…not much of a king. Way back in 1998, Toho handed the keys to the kingdom over to TriStar Pictures to see what America could do with their everlasting, incredibly malleable kaiju, and what we got was a less than stellar representation. Godzilla is worse than you remember, and it’s a damn shame. Hear what we have to say about it as we discuss the film, as well as conversations on Audrey’s many, many capital offenses, Zilla’s disdain for all forms of transportation, and so much more with noted Godzilla fan Michael Moss.
Godzilla (1998) stars Harry Shearer, Kevin Dunn, Vicki Lewis, Matthew Broderick, Arabella Field, Jean Reno, Doug Savant, Michael Lerner, Malcolm Danare, and Maria Pitillo. Directed by Roland Emmerich.
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