Guillermo del Toro's Pacific Rim!!!

[Sweet Rabbit]

hater

Its not Nolanz

 

[CelticPredator]

Just saw The Dark Knight Rises
Wow. I was expecting a lot more from this!
Some terrible acting, and terrible dialogue, along with a highly predictable and cliched storyline. Damn.
CGI was incredible which made for good entertainment value in the fight sequences, but that's about it.

6/10

I agree....

 

[ironwez20]

Just saw this
Wow. I was expecting a lot more from this!
Some terrible acting, and terrible dialogue, along with a highly predictable and cliched storyline. Damn.
CGI was incredible which made for good entertainment value in the fight sequences, but that's about it.

6/10

Yea i agree to. I liked the movie but the human characters and especially the main guy were so tired and cliche. It was an awesome premise but the characters annoyed me. Still loved every moment of the fight scenes.

 

[CelticPredator]

People just don't know how to have fun any more. Tsk, mother ****ing tsk.

 

[ironwez20]

People just don't know how to have fun any more. Tsk, mother ****ing tsk.

I had fun it just that I didnt like the characters.

 

[Biojex]

Oddly, the acting as cheesy as it is at points and the story as cliched as it gets, don't detract from the movie for me. It just makes it more fun to watch.

 

[CelticPredator]

Indeed. It's a throw back. And a damn good one at that too.

 

[Devil_666]

The Dark Knight Rises >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Pacific Rim

 

[CelticPredator]

Nahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhjhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

 

[Kuzeh]

The Dark Knight Rises >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Pacific Rim

Nope...

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

The Dark Knight Rises >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Pacific Rim

No way

 

[Devil_666]

Well it is on Planet intothevoid!

 

[Sachiel]

Shame on you, Void!

As you can see, what you are implicating in your post is plainly transparent to us and we are sickened by it. We are tired of your endless fanaticism for all things Nolan! It's your fault we can't have one single thread that doesn't degrade into "discussion" about The Dark Knight Rises.

Again, Shame on you!

#thedarkknightrisesagain

 

[jye4ever]

Meh, voidcat is allowed his opinion like everyone else.

 

[ironwez20]

Voidcat? How many cat people are there in this forum lol.

 

[CelticPredator]

Not much Wezmuskrat.

 

[Biojex]

Meh, voidcat is allowed his opinion like everyone else.

It's the opinion we deserve, but not the one we need right now.



Right now we need more monster face and elbow rockets

 

[intothevoid]

Shame on you, Void!

As you can see, what you are implicating in your post is plainly transparent to us and we are sickened by it. We are tired of your endless fanaticism for all things Nolan! It's your fault we can't have one single thread that doesn't degrade into "discussion" about The Dark Knight Rises.

Again, Shame on you!

#thedarkknightrisesagain

Meh, voidcat is allowed his opinion like everyone else.

It's the opinion we deserve, but not the one we need right now.

Right now we need more monster face and elbow rockets

I just think it could have been acted a looooot better.

 

[crows]

I just think it could have been acted a looooot better.

the movie was not about the acting, it was about DA MONZTER FACE!

 

[Kuzeh]

Seriously??? WTF!!!

https://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sidesh...s-american-propaganda-in-china-181152924.html

'Pacific Rim' called American propaganda in China
Claudine Zap

Truth could be stranger than fiction: A Chinese army officer is denouncing the movie “Pacific Rim” as American propaganda, reports the news site China.org. The sci-fi blockbuster is about … robots.
According to China.org, in an op-ed for the People’s Liberation Army Daily, Zhang Jieli asserts, "The decisive battle against the monsters was deliberately set in South China Sea adjacent to Hong Kong.” He added, "The intention was to demonstrate the U.S. commitment to maintaining stability in the Asia-Pacific area and saving the mankind."

The monster flick depicts countries surrounding the Pacific Ocean that join forces to fight giant creatures called Kaijus that rise up from the ocean floor to attack humans.

Written and directed by Mexican filmmaker Guillermo del Toro, the summer film has grossed almost $400 million worldwide, including over $100 million in China, where it topped the box office for the past three weeks.

But the success is probably more due to its entertainment, not propaganda value.

Rotten Tomatoes called it a “solid modern creature feature bolstered by fantastical imagery and an irresistible sense of fun.”

According to Voice of America, Zhang was referring to the “Obama administration's ‘pivot’ to East Asia, under which the U.S. plans to move 60 percent of its naval assets to the Pacific by 2020. Many in Beijing view the move as a U.S. attempt to contain China, despite assurances from Washington this is not the case.”

Zhang claimed in the opinion piece that U.S. movies have “always served as a propaganda machine to convey American values and their strategies in the world."

China is certainly watching plenty of movies, many of them American: China has become the world’s second largest box office market after the United States.

The country even agreed last year to relax its strict quotas of American movie imports, which previously had been only 20 a year. It has now increased the number to 34 with the promise that the additional movies be in Imax or 3D format — movies such as “Pacific Rim.”

That Zhang dude is delusional!!!