Godzilla 3: Hoshi wo Kuu Mono

This movie was great. A lot people clearly wanted a movie of pure fights with no reason . This movie is almost the opposite.
The animation is really good. A fine combination between traiditional animation and 3D. The story is perfect , every scene and dialogue shows what the writter of Psycho-Pass wants you to think about. Every character and dialogue works towards the meaning and purpose of the movie.Making them complex with no reason or meaning would have been a mistake. Thankfully everythign works perfectly. This is more dedicated to the original japanese godzilla lore movies and culture rather than the pretty bad americans adaptations ... so I would suggest if you want something like that better not try these movies. Overall a pretty good movie and trilogy.

This trilogy is different from traditional Godzilla films. And it is not hard to imagine this final work is the most controversial.
However, I enjoyed it as a good GODZILLA film.

This story couldn't be better.
What make Godzilla a monster? What should we do when it is time to be destroyed by the great power of nature, as a result of arrogantly destroys nature and develops civilization? Do you want to leave the hate for something to the next generation, even if it will eventually lead to destroy our peace? No matter how painful we were, spring will come after winter. Do everything you can for the ... happiness of the children of the future.
It's bit phylosophy, but very rich.

The expressions of the characters are smooth and emotional. There is still a sense of incongruity, but I think it's okay even for people who are not good at CG animation. Also, monsters CGI is beautiful. Ghidorah shines like a myth and has a great presence. However, it is a bit disappointing that some battle scenes were recycled.

BGM is pretty good. Takayuki Hattori, who was music composer of Godzilla 2000: Millennium, doing a very good job. Sound effects are enliven the story profoundly. And don't forget the ending theme "live and die". I wish to further success of XAI who sang this song.

The emotions and thoughts of the characters that were hint in the previous two works are revealed. The hero remembers something more important than defeating Godzilla. Hero's friend reveal the true purpose. And twin heroines show a clear difference of feelings for the hero. The drawback, although inevitable, is that everything is concentrated in the hero Haruo. I wanted to see more depictions of characters other than him.

The most problem of this movie is visual. The story is phylosophy and very interesting, but it reduces the visual enjoyment. There are monster fight scenes of course, but it is slowly and quiet. The monsters do not show a clear whole body, except Godzilla. If you want to watch a speedy monster fight, go to see King of the Monsters. If you want to immerse in the story, it is enough.

Again, this trilogy is different from traditional Godzilla films. It is a Godzilla movie that emphasizes the story, not the visual, and your evaluation will change depending on whether the story fits.
It is up to you what you feel and think from the decision of the hero. Some people should dislike it very much. And, I came to love this trilogy by his decision.

Short review: (heavy spoilers)

It's a piece of chocolate-covered dung. Yikes! The more you think about it, the more the taste of dung sinks into you nerves.

Not saying the story has nothing to say about real-world issues, but the writers' stunted take on religion and eschatology are really not as deep as they want the audience to believe. Like the first 2 movies, this one showcases some great production values and some truly horrifying visuals/sequences. Had the movie ended without the final twist, I would have given it 6 out of 10.

Then the ending happened, and MC took all the goodwill the series built ... with the audience, and went into the atomic breath of Godzilla. Wow, just wow. Whoever wrote this movie, I wish the nanometal in this movie went up yours too.