What ridiculous artwork. The building with the two people on the roof and the building with the snake wrapped around it are the exact same. So is the large creature in the foreground and the snake.

This sure was daft but at least there were a kazillion cool creatures to look at. I own the Korean Limited Edition and I've been showing the Los Angeles attack to lots of people already.
 
Everyone agrees its juvenile c**p with bad acting and an even worse script, but it isn't boring, and there are a few moments which are downright impressive for their ambition and audacity. Sort of what Ray Harryhausen used to do (granted, all by himself and with a fraction of this film's budget).
 
Put this in the same category as "Mighty Peking Man" and you have set your expectations about right to really enjoy this.

gotta feel sorry for that building......first it gets obliterated (probably mispelled that) in ID4 and now a giant snake thing wraps itself around it. i think its becoming LA's equivalent to NYC's empire state bldg.

The premise for this film was actually very good, but the execution sucked. The filmmakers really could have done so much more with the material.

I was so looking forward to this and then I was extremely dissapointed when I saw it...

This film actually looks pretty neat on Blu-ray.

One of the worst movies of the year. The film starts out terrible and doesn't make sense. Too much Korean legend stories which are boring and even the first 5 minutes are awful. Then after that we finally see this monsters. They look so fake because it's CGI and PG-13. Seriously, the acting was awful and the script was dreadful. This wasn't even a monster movie. This was more of a Korean legend story tale about monsters. The film is downright terrible. I give it an F.