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Gipsy easily.

SWORD BUTTON.

OIL TANKER.

Godzilla is far more powerful then any jaeger. A single blast of his atomic ray would probably destroy a jaguar. Even if it didn't a jaeger wouldn't be able to kill Godzilla, not only is he extremely resilient to any damage he takes but his cells regenerate at an extremely fast rate. Any damage a jaeger does to Godzilla would be nearly instantly healed.

Edit: Unless you are talking about the American "Godzilla", who did get killed by only a few missiles. It would get destroyed by a jaeger.
 
Godzilla is far more powerful then any jaeger. A single blast of his atomic ray would probably destroy a jaguar. Even if it didn't a jaeger wouldn't be able to kill Godzilla, not only is he extremely resilient to any damage he takes but his cells regenerate at an extremely fast rate. Any damage a jaeger does to Godzilla would be nearly instantly healed.

Edit: Unless you are talking about the American "Godzilla", who did get killed by only a few missiles. It would get destroyed by a jaeger.

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*Sad music plays*
 
Russian pilots should have had more screentime. They looked badass. More badass than a bunch of idiots who use flare guns against kaijus.

Also it's kind of surprising that there were only four functional jaegers, one being a souped up older model.

Well the war was going on for 12 years by the time Raleigh gets back into service. And Mako being in charge of the mk. 3 restoration program leads me to think that there are more Jaegers being patched back up but Gipsy was the first.
 
hugeststst missed opportunity. Robot combinations.You don't even needa go all megazord. Gipsy was pretty damaged at times, just frankenstein some parts like the russian's lamda arms and the chinese saw blades.
 
didn't even realize kaiju's had nicknames. Too much awesome shit happening on screen.

And no wonder humanity was nearly finished. There big monster tracking system was an $.99 ipad game.
 
Saw this over the weekend.

The effects and the fights were Good as well as the cheesiness.

The acting and the plot was horrendous though.

Acting was just plain bad, Elba was the only thing that was bearable. The romance between the two main character characters where cringe worthy.

The plot was just bad and I don't mean so bad that its good like Starship Troopers but just bad.

I hated the whole "Hey lets weaken everyone and make everyone do ridiculesly stupid things to rise the profiles of the Main characters" instead of "Lets make these main characters bad ass so we appreciate them more".

Crimson and Chemo should have done more and definitely should not have jobbed to a single kaiju. (Chemo was pretty doomed after the acid spit). Elba should have been a bad ass and wrecked shit solo. The world government should have been so stupid.

Maybe its because I hated both of the main characters so glorifying them pissed me off.

Overall though decent movie since the entire points was big monsters versus big robots and they delivered there (Needed more day fighting scenes though).
 
Godzilla is far more powerful then any jaeger. A single blast of his atomic ray would probably destroy a jaguar. Even if it didn't a jaeger wouldn't be able to kill Godzilla, not only is he extremely resilient to any damage he takes but his cells regenerate at an extremely fast rate. Any damage a jaeger does to Godzilla would be nearly instantly healed.

Edit: Unless you are talking about the American "Godzilla", who did get killed by only a few missiles. It would get destroyed by a jaeger.

Funny enough, the American Godzilla's children would absolutely destroy Jaegers, yet their father couldn't.

Parenting fail, FTW.
 
The plot was just bad and I don't mean so bad that its good like Starship Troopers but just bad.
You clearly have the wrong idea while judging a plot.
Starship Trooper is a satire, not a "so bad it's good stuff". The plot in Pacific Rim is fine, its like the plot in Marvel movies not much depth but serviceable. And I think you need to re look at what bad acting really is because the performances were all decent and never hurt the movie, when that happens I don't consider the acting to be bad. Someone called it earlier in the thread that he found the actor's response inside the Conn room fake and jarring, only to be told later that those were real responses because they simulated the Conn room with a real working machinery that spun and simulated a 15 feet drop, people sometimes look for things when there's nothing to look for in the first place. The movie has Sunday Morning cartoon show look and feel to it and it's exactly what they wanted.
 
I wonder how they decide to give the Kaiju codenames

You hear them say its category then a codename which somehow matches it's design . How do they know what it looks like when the rader screen just shows blobs not direct images


loved the film though felt it was perfect for me, GDT, Mecha, Kaiju, Charlie Day and Idris
 
You clearly have the wrong idea while judging a plot.
Starship Trooper is a satire, not a "so bad it's good stuff". The plot in Pacific Rim is fine, its like the plot in Marvel movies not much depth but serviceable. And I think you need to re look at what bad acting really is because the performances were all decent and never hurt the movie, when that happens I don't consider the acting to be bad. The movie has Sunday Morning cartoon show look and feel to it and it's exactly what they wanted.
The main guy was horrible. Overwrought intentionally or not, everything else was just serviceable. And yeah, the plot was just basic, but you can't just excuse that by saying they set a low bar and hit it. It it what it is.
 
You clearly have the wrong idea while judging a plot.
Starship Trooper is a satire, not a "so bad it's good stuff".

The amount of people that are still unaware of Starship Troopers' commentary makes me sad. We pretty much lost an awesome Sci Fi director due to all the people who missed the point =(
 
Acting was just plain bad, Elba was the only thing that was bearable. The romance between the two main character characters where cringe worthy.

That would be a valid concern if there had been any romance between the two leads but there wasn't, so... that's just you looking for something that wasn't there.
 
That would be a valid concern if there had been any romance between the two leads but there wasn't, so... that's just you looking for something that wasn't there.

I dunno, I thought there was a decent amount of romance in the movie.

Sure, they didn't sit back and have a candle-lit dinner, but there was a definite thing brewing there.
 
saw it over the weekend in imax 3d. Thought the movie kicked ass. Didn't go in expecting a good plot and what not. Just wanted to see some giants robots and monsters and it totally delivered for me.

I wish the possibility of a sequel existed. Want to see some new jaegers and more class V kaiju.
 
I dunno, I thought there was a decent amount of romance in the movie.

Sure, they didn't sit back and have a candle-lit dinner, but there was a definite thing brewing there.

I dunno. I felt the closest it came was when he tells her she's beautiful before they drift, and that was just because she would see it anyone once they were connected. They had more of a partner/friendship/respect kind of relationship it seemed. Del Torro said that's specifically why they didn't kiss at the end.
 
Saw it yesterday and it totally delivered! All five of us were entertained and my kids loved the fights. The sword was absolutely a winner. I wish we knew we could expect more.

I'm pretty sure I read where Del Toro said he would like this to be the Star Wars of this generation, and then goes on to film an ending scene where he essentially sends a "nuclear torpedo" to the end of a seemingly impossible to breach tube to finish off the "Death Star". Ha!
 
Man I need to submit my portfolio to Guillermo Del Toro since he works here in Toronto.

I wonder how I go about doing that.
 
I really don't see them moving forward with a sequel. I think that was just some wishful thinking on GDT's account with a bit of inferrence by the writer.
 
I really don't see them moving forward with a sequel. I think that was just some wishful thinking on GDT's account with a bit of inferrence by the writer.

Yeah he always has ideas of where to take his stories next. See any interview about Hellboy III. This is far from confirmation of a sequel getting the go ahead.
 
I loved the movie. I've seen it in 2D. And now I'm thinking about watching in again, but this time in 3D.

How was the 3D? Is it worth it?
 
There's a video on fxguide detailing some of the ILM VFX pipeline for the film:

http://www.fxguide.com/fxguidetv/fxguidetv-175-pacific-rim-pipeline-special/

We visit ILM to discuss the Pacific Rim production pipeline with John Knoll, Eddie Pasquarello, Lindy De Quattro and Hal Hickel. The pipeline uses NUKE, Houdini, KATANA, Modo, Alembic, Arnold/RenderMan and ILM’s 3D and fluid destruction and muscle sim tools.

Vid is over 30 min! Looks like PacRim took over 500 TB of disk space. Some shots took a couple of weeks to render out completely.
 
cross quote from the OT thread.

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My God, it even has elbow rocket.

 
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