MonsterVerse or Millenium

Well, Monsterverse is one connected story, while the millennium is a series of Stand alone films, (with one exception). But as for your preference, that’s for the individual to decide. I haven’t finished the millennium yet, so I don’t have any input.

As much as I love the Millennium series (Godzilla 2000 and GMK are in my top 10 list), my main problem with it was the fact that it constantly reset the timeline and didn't have a continuity. Because of this, the movies weren't able to do any significant world building.

The MonsterVerse has a stronger continuity and is able to expand on certain ideas, having a full timeline and more world building. Because of this the films feel more connected and part of something bigger.

So while I love both, I would personally rank the MonsterVerse slightly higher than the Millennium series.  

The MonsterVerse by just a strand of hair. The millennium are pretty good too.

MonsterVerse is obviously better for me.

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i havent seen the millennium yet, so i won't be choosy right now

in my opinion the millenium films (aside from gmk) are MUCH worse than the monsterverse.          but then gmk existes and is better than the monsterverse as a whole.              

                            so i like millenium more (basicly just cuz gmk)

As much as I love millennium, it might be monsterverse. Not sure though, still have to finish the last two movies I have left in millennium 

As flawed as the Millennium series is, I have to go with it. I don't care about world building or continuity--Neither are prerequisites for making good movies and it didn't enhance the quality for either the Heisei series or Monsterverse. (In fact it worked against the former.)

I think the Millennium series probably did more interesting things and the division of continuity helped create a specific feel and mood that didn't have to carry over into the next movie. It gave the filmmakers more freedom to do whatever they wanted and what they wanted was pretty interesting: Movies with with their own backstories - movies with crazy ideas like black hole canons and the spirits of war dead - movies with heavy risks like outside studio talent for GMK and Final Wars and the score for Godzilla x MechaGodzilla being recorded by the Moscow Symphonic International Orchestra, etc.

The quality wasn't always there, but it at least always felt fresh and uncertain--which I had a lot of appreciation for.