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I think this one was done better

I so can't wait for this movie!

While it looks awesome, I'm hesitant about most of the fights being at night and in the rain. That's what Godzilla 1998 did to hide its flaws.

Reminds me of the old SNES Super Scope game, Battle Clash and its sequel.

http://youtu.be/IGoFqMyFaZI?t=6m37s

The trailer recreated with scenes from Evangelion.

Woaha, they actually built the cockpit? :D

Am I the only one who thinks this looks fucking terrible? Just logically, the idea of building super robots makes no sense when fight giant monsters. I can't get past the stupidity of the concept...

I've enjoyed enough mecha anime to know I don't care how stupid it is.

Well this ended up being amazing. It's way more cool to go back now and look at all those prerelease Jaeger posters after seeing them in action in the movie.

They have also pretty much confirmed a sequel, so that's exciting. I would also be interested in watching a prequel set in this universe, to see some of the different jaegers.

Yeah, the movie had it's fair share of bad acting and dialogue, and a few plot points that didn't make a lot of sense, but overall the story was good enough and the dialogue cheesy in a way that I enjoyed.

I've seen enough stupid action movies that I hated to know when one is bad and one isn't. Iron Man 2 is a bad-stupid action movie. So is Transformers 3. This was a good-stupid action movie.

The dialogue may have not been great, but there is some element to each of the characters that makes them likable and entertaining to watch. Raleigh is different from most stupid action movie stars because he's actually very emotional and in tune with every other characters emotions.

Did anyone else see the post-credits scene? Pretty hilarious.

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Originally Posted by Vampyr (Post 285657)

I'm actually content if this remains a one and done film.

And yeah post-credit sequence was great