Godzilla x Kong : Le Nouvel Empire
Réalisé par Adam WingardLe surpuissant Kong et le redoutable Godzilla sont opposés à une force colossale terrée dans notre monde, qui menace leur existence et la nôtre. "Godzilla x Kong : Le Nouvel Empire" approfondit l'histoire de ces titans et leurs origines, ainsi que les mystères de Skull Island et au-delà, tout en levant le voile sur la bataille mythique qui a forgé ces êtres extraordinaires et les a liés à l'humanité à jamais.
- Varun19 octobre 2024Came in with low expectations but I enjoyed this one. I’ve been watching the anime Kaiju No. 8, and I also recently watched Gozilla Minus One and Rise of the Planet of the Apes. So I’m happily eating up all the animal fights right now. The CGI was pretty good and I’m glad they focused much more on the monsters rather than the human plot. The humans were also decently entertaining this time around, I liked the addition of Dan Stevens and there were some pretty funny gags. I also thought the visuals of the tribes and the crystalline structures were pretty cool. Hollow Earth was simple but I got no complaints. The one thing I didn’t like was Mothra, it seemed way too magical and appeared out of thin air. I’m not rating this movie based on how good it is, I just watched this for some silly entertaining fun and that’s exactly what I got!
- Ted Cart9 mars 2025TL;DR: I expected to watch 5 minutes then stayed for 2 hours. This movie is FUN - lots of FUN - pure and simple. It knows what it is and it delivers. Plot holes? You bet! Look, do you want epic monster fights or not? Cuz they got some REAL good monster fights, like, with pathos and kick-ass fight choreography. The monsters carry a proper sense of weight but still do some anime-worthy epic kicks and punches. Buildings are fodder, we're clearly not worried about damage to the city(s) - Godzilla is mad! Kong needs help! The plot is a carousel of trope after trope and it's BEAUTIFUL. Every plot point states plainly, "This story is not original because that isn't why you're here" and yet the story engaged me anyway - not because of the characters but because you never know what trope is coming next. Every plot beat is a cliche, but which cliche is next?! This movie somehow understands and demonstrates clearly this style of storytelling is valid entertainment. And even though the script is more concerned with monster fights than humanity the actors f***ing nailed it! Perfect blockbuster, easy cheesy character arcs really CAN make you smile, almost like embracing these predictable moments without irony is enough to carry you along. It's also super-efficient about people explaining a monster's motive before brushing them aside (sometimes literally) to get back to the spectacle on which this movie unabashedly prides itself. Kick back and enjoy the ride!
- Brad Ledbetter1 mai 2025The main draw of any Kaiju movie is the sense of scale as these titanic creatures duke it out on the sea, in the air, and especially in crowded city streets. The 2014 Godzilla was able to convey this sense of massive scale by keeping the action limited and viewed from the perspective of humans as Godzilla crashed through bridges and skyscrapers. The problem in this film is that 90% of the run time takes place in the Hollow Earth world that exists beneath the surface of the Earth which was established in the previous film. The Hollow Earth is a wide open expanse inhabited by giant creatures on the scale of Kong and Godzilla. During parts of the film we have Kong fighting against giant apes in giant caves, which lose all sense of size and make it seem like a Planet of the Apes movie with far less plot and substance. Overall the action feels weightless and without stakes. The human characters contribute very little, with the exception of Dan Stevens who excels by hamming it up as a Titan veterinarian who builds a cybernetic power glove for Kong. Brian Tyree Henry, on the other hand, deserves far better than playing the now tired cliché of the conspiracy nut (now the modern podcaster) who happens to be right about everything. He is supposed to be the comic relief, but mostly his role is just screaming about every occurrence that happens in Hollow Earth. I honestly cannot recommend this movie, even for dumb fun. It's more boring than entertaining at every turn. If you're interested in Godzilla, I would instead highly recommend checking out Godzilla Minus One. A kaiju film that has compelling human characters with growth and genuine emotion. Godzilla is a fearsome force of nature in this film who never loses the immense sense of scale from the beautiful cinematography. My personal favorite movie of 2023 and a much better use of time.
- Zokkiie8 février 2026I went in expecting loud, dumb fun, and that’s pretty much what I got. The monster action is wild, the Hollow Earth stuff looks cool, and Jia is easily a standout in a movie this chaotic. Kid Kong is a great addition too and brings some surprisingly sweet moments alongside all the destruction. The plot isn’t anything special and the human stuff mostly just fills space between fights, but it’s still an entertaining ride if you’re here for the spectacle.
- Shaydeknight18 janvier 2026While not quite as strong as the last MonsterVerse movie, this one still benefits from Adam Wingard being firmly in the director's chair. His approach is simply better suited to this franchise than that of the three directors who handled the first three installments, which now feel comparatively unfocused. The plot this time is a bit too convoluted for its own good and stretches credibility more than it should, even by the standards of a giant monster movie. The writing often feels too pat, with moments of spontaneous deduction and heavy-handed exposition that seem designed for the least attentive viewer. The sci-fi aspect of the film is fine, but the storytelling just gets too enamoured of itself. Daytime fight scenes are welcome, as they were in the last film, but this time around, Wingard leans heavily into tricky camera work during battles and establishing shots, including mirrored frames and disorienting spatial twists. These flourishes are unnecessary and occasionally make it harder to follow the action rather than enhancing it. There is also a recurring problem with scale. When the monsters fight without humans or recognizable structures in frame, their size becomes abstract. Classic Godzilla films were meticulous about providing visual reference points (a billboard, a passenger train, a farmhouse) and without them here, the sense of awe that comes from sheer enormity is sometimes lost. On the plus side, the CGI is consistently impressive, and the retro-tinged soundtrack worked really well. Dan Stevens (a personal favourite) is a welcome presence, and it's nice to see him reunited with Rebecca Hall after the utter fiasco that was Permission, a film I personally found unbearable to the point of loathing it. Overall, this is a good entry in the series. It does not quite reach the heights of the last film, but it is clearly stronger than the first three. It's a blockbuster. Grab some popcorn, a soda, and some candy and try watching this as if you were eight years old.
- Scott26 décembre 2024Please stop giving the Death Note guy work I'm begging you. But also I like that Godzilla continues to prove he's the most versatile character in the industry because in Japan he's a dire warning of the dangers of nuclear proliferation and in America he's a giant cat that punches giant monkey.
Visionner des vidéos de Godzilla x Kong : Le Nouvel Empire
Godzilla x Kong : Le Nouvel Empire Trivia
Godzilla x Kong : Le Nouvel Empire was released on 27 mars 2024.
Godzilla x Kong : Le Nouvel Empire was directed by Adam Wingard.
Godzilla x Kong : Le Nouvel Empire has a runtime of 1h 54min.
Godzilla x Kong : Le Nouvel Empire was produced by Thomas Tull, Mary Parent, Jon Jashni, Brian Rogers, Alex Garcia, Eric McLeod.
Le surpuissant Kong et le redoutable Godzilla sont opposés à une force colossale terrée dans notre monde, qui menace leur existence et la nôtre. "Godzilla x Kong : Le Nouvel Empire" approfondit l'histoire de ces titans et leurs origines, ainsi que les mystères de Skull Island et au-delà, tout en levant le voile sur la bataille mythique qui a forgé ces êtres extraordinaires et les a liés à l'humanité à jamais.
The key characters in Godzilla x Kong : Le Nouvel Empire are Ilene Andrews (Rebecca Hall), Bernie Hayes (Brian Tyree Henry), Trapper (Dan Stevens).
Godzilla x Kong : Le Nouvel Empire is rated 12.
Godzilla x Kong : Le Nouvel Empire is an Action, Adventure, Science-Fiction film.
Godzilla x Kong : Le Nouvel Empire has an audience rating of 8.9 out of 10.
Godzilla x Kong : Le Nouvel Empire had a budget of 150 M $US.
Godzilla x Kong : Le Nouvel Empire has made 571,8 M $US at the box office.