“Sea Monster is an icon for its definitive shift into series playfulness, and extracting value from the deflated budget means taking in the sprawling color or lush jungle setting. As of this feature, mini foliage and barren miniature sets were not yet ubiquitous. Instead, it’s the one where Godzilla shows affection toward a human female, scratches his nose, cooks a shaggy condor, and hits up a jig as he squashes fighter jets. In that mix, he broils seafood while an energetic cast works to stave nuclear annihilation.”
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Matt Paprocki 