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I keep seeing tiny shades of Robotech, but really the more gritty Macross.
Hideo Kojima (video game director and creator of the Metal Gear Solid series) on Pacific Rim.
https://twitter.com/HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN
"Dear twitter friends, The followings are my comment regarding "Pacific Rim". Luckily I was allowed to tweet in public by WB."
"I have never imagined that I would be fortunate enough to see a film like this in my life."
"The emotional rush I had inside me was the same kind I had when I felt the outer space via "2001: A Space Odyssey" and...."
"and when I had touched the dinosaur in "Jurassic Park". Animation and special effects movies and shows that I loved in my childhood days -"
"they all truly exist in the screen. Director Guillermo del Toro offers this spectacular vision of massive kaijus and robots in PACIFIC RIM."
"This film is not simply a film to be respected, but most importantly, it let us dream the future of entertainment movies."
"Pacific Rim is the ultimate otaku film that all of us had always been waiting for. Who are you, if you are Japanese and won't watch this?"
"I hope you would accept this inspirational love letter that had traveled across the Pacific, written by Director Guillermo del Toro."
I'm not sure how this film fails. The word of mouth on this beast is going to be crazy. Sure the opening may not be great but this film will have legs. I have no doubt this film will get its sequel.
It's funny that he calls out any Japanese that won't see PR.
Hideo Kojima said:"Pacific Rim is the ultimate otaku film that all of us had always been waiting for. Who are you, if you are Japanese and won't watch this?"
"I saw a pre-screening of Pacific Rim yesterday and it's easily one of my favorite movies of all time."
The same could be said of The Terminator. But word of mouth back then brought folks including myself to see it. A franchise has to start somewhere. There is always a first.No recognizable star + not a licensed property with name recognition = uphill battle.
The same could be said of The Terminator. But word of mouth back then brought folks including myself to see it. A franchise has to start somewhere. There is always a first.
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