New Review from Pre-screener with Negative Feedback (no spoilers)

@Zaffzilla

You have a private message. You need to take a look at it before you post anwhere else here.

Listen, ALL 28 Godzilla movies, up to this point, had some horrible acting.  ALL OF THEM!.  So this is nothing new.  I could tell the acting was bad when  I saw the commercial with Taylor and Olsen on the phone.  You could tell they were acting.  Still, I'm not going to see Godzilla for the acting.  If I want to see great acting I'd go see "Belle", the new movie from England.

Here's some clarification from the reviewer:

I am the op in the post he link to. I might of over exaggerated how bad Arron is but it was because how much screen time he got compare to all the other actors. For a lead he was weak and the movie was 2 hrs long. If he was a side character I wouldn't of mind him.

So yeah.

Guys dont worry, this guy seems close to being a critical reviewer, just close tho.

I bet a Gfan will give the most positive review on this movie so Im not listening to this review yet till I see the movie

Why is everyone flipping their spit? This is  great for a "negative" review. I think the other actors seem bad becuase they're in comjparson to Bryan Cranston.

I am very happy to hear the fight scenes are intense, and that the audience is rooting for the big man. :)

I can't go to the  link

The assumption of the matter is that the reviewer seems to be the type of person who doesn't like long story filled movies and prefers the modern shortness trend. I on the other hand, like a lot of other people, recall the glory days when movies were filled with enough content that you didn't leave feeling like the movie was too short, which seems to happen with a lot of modern movies I watch these days. I'm not even sure if we can take his word for Aaron's acting. I also find it obsured that people think to be a good actor you have to have a specific emotional personality, when in real life situations there are people who react to terrible events in a calm manner while freaking out inside, which seems to be Aarons character. His character also seems to be more of the rational type, meaning you're not going to see his emotions taking control of him as much as other characters who are driven by feeling. There's a good reason for this: you can't have the hero freaking out and getting so emotional he can't complete his quest. He needs to remain level headed. 

@The-True-Batman:

I don't know what movies you have been going to see.  The movies these days are a little longer, on average, than they were 20 years ago.  The Lord of the Rings trilogy had three 3-hour movies.  The Batman movies were 2 1/2 hours.  Most Marvel movies are 2:15 plus.  Hell, animated movies are pushing two hours.  I think this reviewer just wanted to be done with the actors, during the third act, so he could get back to Godzilla.

@RATEDREX Ah, that's a good point. I also suspect that's how a lot of fans will be. They'll prefer monster action over human drama. 

Well, after reading the review, it sort of confirms my fears about how the story would progress according to Gareth Edward's way of directing.

To be honest? I wasn't too impressed by Gareth's last movie, 'Monsters' because there was too much focus and unnecessary interactions taking place between the casts that dominated almost 90% of the movie that makes one wonder where the F** are the monsters. And when you really get to see them, it was a turn off. And you know I was in the cinema watching it and there were a number of people who actually got up and left halfway through the show. Even my friends who watched it with me felt the movie was building up suspense only to end up with crap. Which is why I could understand why people like Roland Emmerich had doubts over Gareth being the correct person to do the job for a movie like Godzilla. 

I hope I dun have to see people getting up and walking off the show this time again, since the reviewer mentioned that for 1hr 30mins u dun see Godzilla at all until the final 30 mins.  I will provide my own review when I catch it on 13/14th May Pacific Time.