It is big but not very detailed. Head is also too small.

My 4 year old had been asking for a giant Godzilla for a while so we purchased this for Christmas. I had seen the same toy on sale for $35 at Toys R' Us but they were sold out. Even though this was $75, many of the reviewers said it moved and had sound so I thought it might be worth it. Unfortunately, this Godzilla was built to have sound but for whatever reason, the manufacturer decided not to go through with it. It's a cool toy for a 4 year old, but a huge disappointment and waste of money if it doesn't do anything. A cost of $45 or less would've been more realistic.

My boy wash so exited with this HUGE Godzilla. It's massive. It's better than what I expected to receive and for the price, can't get any better. I would recommend this Godzilla to everyone.

This Godzilla is everything any Godzilla fan could want in a giant sized Godzilla! He is well made and has been very durable for us. He is simple enough for my 4 year old to play with, even though he is a little hard to carry up and down stairs for him since Godzilla is half his size....and that tail! What a serious tail. You have to assemble the tail yourself. It's easy to do. He would have to come in an unreasonably sized package if the tail came assembled. The tail has a joint in it so it can swing back and forth. This is a nice touch. The end of the tail does sometimes come off but it's very simple to stick back on. I don't find this to be a big deal. The arms move up and down. The legs can rotate forward and back. The head can move all around. The mandible can open and close, which is nice for biting everything. The spikes along the back are flexable rubbery material. The body is molded plastic. I think the spikes are big enough. I see, like other reviewers, that there is a speaker area which makes it seem like he was originally supposed to have a roar. It would of been an excellent detail. I could go to sleep every night to the sound of Gojira's roar...but, it's certainly not a deal breaker. I tend to prefer toys that don't make noise. Generally I won't buy my children noisy toys, however, I would make an exception for Godzilla. The shear size of this toy still makes it worth it. I remeber the first night I tripped over it. This thing really took me down. That will teach me to think I'm stealth enough to walk around my sons room in the dark now that Godzilla lives here. Our giant sized Godzilla had quite a fight with our 12 inch Mecha Godzilla and in the aftermath I noticed Mecha Godzilla seemed to leave some silver marks on giant sized Godzilla during battle. Not too noticeable but now I have my son cool it a little when in battle with Mecha. Fortunately, giant sized Godzilla mostly enjoys protecting the Barbies in my house. This tends to be a little less treacherous than monster fighting. He wears his battle scars quite well though. Also, it took me about a month to get used to seeing him around the house. When I would see him in another room out of the corner of my eye, I'd get spooked some animal or gremlin-ish creature got in our house somehow. Eventually I came to think of him as a pet. That's where it stands today.

Purchased this as a birthday gift for my nephew. We didn't know until later that this model has all the parts to make sound, but for whatever reason they decided not to follow through and put in the sound box. I'm not sure what the thinking was, but my nephew wishes he had the one that made noise. What good is a giant Godzilla if it doesn't make noise and the tail falls off constantly?