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Saw it today.
I think I agree with all of your reviews and remarks.
Here are some of my additions:
+There was a wink to Mothra. When they enter the old house for the first time there's a dirty (broken?) terrarium with a label that says 'something mothra something'. The somethings are faded words. My guess it was the full scientific name.
-The MUTOs come from spores found in the remains of a godzilla.
This would mean a MUTO lays spores/eggs in its pray.
Since it was a godzilla I guess it was dead before the spores/eggs were layed. So why would it put them there? Is the carcass radioactive?
And if a species uses spores to reproduce how come it also lays eggs?
Or were the spores grown eggs?
-The train/bridge scene:
The train was carrying the nuke to lure all creatures back to the ocean.
The bomb later used for the nest.
But the female MUTO destroying the train didn't seem to care for it at that time. Weird mating ritual perhaps?
She also seemed loaded with shiny eggs before she even met the male.
And they don't really imply they mate. The female just receives the bomb and starts nesting.
If they need radiation for nesting, why don't just pick a power plant?
Again, maybe part of the mating ritual.
-Back to the nuke. You can see the flash from the explosion.
Wasn't the city in the blast radius? Or at least within radiation/fall out radius?
-And speaking of radiation. I suggested earlier the dead creatures might be radioactive. Wouldn't that mean the dead MUTOs are too?
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