In Godzilla VS. Kong, mass destruction = mass entertainment! Yep, as advertised, this is a knockdown, drag out monster-sized good time! I mean, it’s also big, loud and incredibly dumb, but it doesn’t pretend to be something it’s not – which I think we can all appreciate (at least I do). All the high points of Adam Wingard’s monster film centre around our titular colossal creatures and the awe-inspiring CGI that’s used to bring them to life. It really is a feast for the eyes. But, just as with the previous instalments in this Legendary MonsterVerse franchise, the film’s weak spot is its human characters. To be honest, they just aren’t that interesting – especially when you have larger-than-life titans at play around them. There is also the fact that they are constantly making bone-headed decisions for their baffling motivations every step of the way. Heck, I would even venture to say that Millie Bobby Brown’s entire side story is useless to the plot at hand. Take it out and it wouldn’t change a thing! But, of course, these mere mortals are nothing but filler. The big ‘ol monster showdown is what everyone will be plopping their money down to see. Luckily, it does NOT disappoint.