[Movie][Spoilers] Pacific Rim / Pacific Rim 2 / & 3!! - Pa…

On July 17 2013 17:52 cz wrote:
Movie had a great theme too:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpuhWD4mjUY

On July 17 2013 23:58 elt wrote:
Just got back from watching it with friends. Definitely a fun and enjoyable movie. The only moment where I laughed out of pure cheesiness in a bad way was the 'FOR MY FAMILY' battle cry. Just... So... Ugh.

Other than that, enjoyed being able to watch a mecha vs kaiju without the crazy pseudo-psychological overtures or having to think too much about what the fuck is actually going on (like while I was watching Eva 2.0, I mean I liked it, but in it's own time and place and when the mood strikes me).

I welcome a sequel if they can keep it as entertaining. I mean, it's not hard with giant robots and monsters.

On July 18 2013 00:05 Plansix wrote:

The "For My Family!" line is the highlight of the movie for me. It is the point when I knew that the crew who made this movie gave zero fucks and just wanted to make the most amusing movie possible.

On July 18 2013 01:29 rkshox wrote:


same with me man, ultimate nerd chills when she said that line in japanese.

However, I never actually caught what she said in Japanese anyone care to shed some light?

awesome movie though. everything i expected. robots fighting monsters and cheesy catch phrases.

saw it in IMAX, would like to see it in IMAX 3D if I had the chance

On December 13 2012 11:58 UniversalSnip wrote:
I don't want to be overly critical but this looks like the worst, most retarded, most boring piece of shit ever produced for nosepicking morons to consume. That's just my first impression.

On July 17 2013 23:58 elt wrote:
Just got back from watching it with friends. Definitely a fun and enjoyable movie. The only moment where I laughed out of pure cheesiness in a bad way was the 'FOR MY FAMILY' battle cry. Just... So... Ugh.

Other than that, enjoyed being able to watch a mecha vs kaiju without the crazy pseudo-psychological overtures or having to think too much about what the fuck is actually going on (like while I was watching Eva 2.0, I mean I liked it, but in it's own time and place and when the mood strikes me).

I welcome a sequel if they can keep it as entertaining. I mean, it's not hard with giant robots and monsters.

On July 18 2013 01:44 Kinon wrote:


Sadly a lot of nowadays movies fall into this category. The only ones I enjoy are mostly low budget northern european films, with low or non existent marketing.

On July 18 2013 01:54 Plansix wrote:

Begone hipsters and your need for deep, independent, free market, eco-friendly french art films without dialog or actors. We need not your movies about the movies focused on the meaning of an unused, unoccupied coffee shop in Soviet Russia and the past relationships that were created there(shot in black and white, with a vintage filter). Your need for independent actors, directors, special effects and marketing are useless to us.

This movie was never targeted at you, because they could never bring it down/up to your level. It is not a movie for you. It is for people who subscribe to the late Ryan Davis's view of the world, where we love dumb shit without shame. We adore our stupid, intentionally over the top giant robot movie that does not try act deep or meaning full in any way. We don't need it to be anything more than it is, a creation from a group of talented people who loved giant robots when they were children and wanted to bring that love to the big screen. We wanted a live action Saturday morning cartoon and we got it.

Lump off.

On July 18 2013 01:29 rkshox wrote:


same with me man, ultimate nerd chills when she said that line in japanese.

However, I never actually caught what she said in Japanese anyone care to shed some light?

awesome movie though. everything i expected. robots fighting monsters and cheesy catch phrases.

saw it in IMAX, would like to see it in IMAX 3D if I had the chance

On July 18 2013 01:57 nuogaiyen wrote:
Typical story line, but the action was really impressive, I commend Del Toro for making something like this come to life. I don't know why there are so many haters.

On July 18 2013 02:17 scintilliaSD wrote:

I watched the movie a few days ago, so my memory may be incorrect, but IIRC she says "先生、愛しています。" which roughly translates to "I love you, teacher." (referring to Pentecost)

On July 18 2013 01:54 Plansix wrote:

Begone hipsters and your need for deep, independent, free market, eco-friendly french art films without dialog or actors. We need not your movies about the movies focused on the meaning of an unused, unoccupied coffee shop in Soviet Russia and the past relationships that were created there(shot in black and white, with a vintage filter). Your need for independent actors, directors, special effects and marketing are useless to us.

This movie was never targeted at you, because they could never bring it down/up to your level. It is not a movie for you to enjoy, because you forgot how to long ago. It is for people who subscribe to the late Ryan Davis's view of the world, where we love dumb shit without shame. We adore our stupid, intentionally over the top giant robot movie that does not try act deep or meaning full in any way. We don't need it to be anything more than it is, a creation from a group of talented people who loved giant robots when they were children and wanted to bring that love to the big screen. We wanted a live action Saturday morning cartoon and we got it.

Lump off.

On July 18 2013 12:15 obesechicken13 wrote:
The movie was badass but it made me reconsider my life. What am I doing watching robots fight sea monsters? ;_;