First, we have an idiom in China: the teacher is famous. No matter how beautiful you play, you will never be recognized. If this play uses a madman who has lost his wife, all his children and relatives to set off this disaster, it will be a famous teacher, and it is reasonable. The heroine of this play does not care about loving her husband and only daughter. Just because her son died, she activates a power that she does not understand and cannot control. The logic is embarrassing and inexplicable, but she has to give her so many scenes. , to show the heroine's affection, righteousness and rationality, especially this damn rationality. Is this something that a rational person can do? The result is that the entire play feels awkward and baffling, a waste of money and ruining the movie.
Second, this failure has troubled me for a long time, and who can understand the great gods who can explain my confusion. What happened to the monster that helped Ghidorah? Shouldn't the monsters on earth help Godzilla and Mothra, and Mothra is also known as the mother of monsters. If it is conquered by Ghidorah, then other monsters should also appear with Ghido. Pulling a group, why did one come, or to help Ghidorah. Isn't it a rule on our earth that no matter how lively we are fighting internally, when a strong external enemy comes, we will be consistent with the external? History at home and abroad fully illustrates this point, these monsters are ancient gods, at least this one. The movie is set up like this, how can one come out in a nest, and the others, should they be unanimous to the outside world, or together, and the four of them are left in the end? I've seen this place twice, and I still find it weird
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