To you. It gets annoying to you.GodzillaFan1990's wrote:Right despite the fact people had been waiting for Godzilla for a whole decade, a skreeonking decade in other words was not needed. People came for Godzilla for a reason...After a whole decade of not being on the big screen. Rather you decide to keep on teasing him. Once okay but after that it gets annoying.eabaker wrote:I disagree. There is no one "right" way to make a Godzilla movie; and the cut-aways, to me, provided some of the most memorable, satisfying moments in the movie, and helped it to earn the big action of the finale.
Not everything is going to work for everyone. When a filmmaker makes strong choices, invariably those choices will alienate some portion of the audience. And that's okay. To make something that really excites some people, you almost invariably have to alienate other people.
People had been waiting a decade, yes. And the movie made them wait an additional - what? One hour?
Some of us enjoy being teased. Being tantalized. Being engaged in a back-and-forth. It's exciting, and it only enriches the joyous, explosive, oh-so-satisfying climax.