Fairly accurate, but saying it's the only movie since the 1954 film that promotes thought and a penchant for serious storytelling is really inaccurate. From a very general perspective the 2014 succeeded no more or less than some other films in the series did: Godzilla Raids Again, The Return of Godzilla and Godzilla, Mothra, King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack all had the precision and care for a specific cultural era being attacked by giant monsters that this guy speaks of in the 2014 flick.
Now, he's not saying the 2014 flick is a great movie and I'm not even saying that about the films I mentioned here. But to say that the 2014 movie is the only one since the original that has been a serious venture into thought is simply wrong.
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