Godzilla

[sammichoffate]

Was pretty damn epic, lots of action without it being so obvious like Transformers. :rockon:

[LongLiveTheKing]

I liked it, just that there wasn't to much Godzilla until the very end.

[sammichoffate]

I liked it, just that there wasn't to much Godzilla until the very end.He was chillin' for most of the movie, I burst out laughing at one of the scenes. It made him look like he didn't give a **** :oldlol:

[Le Shaqtus]

I needed a new pair of underwear after the first Godzilla roar.

[Draz]

Can't wait to see

[Joshumitsu]

It was badass but yeah, some people aren't going to like War of the Worlds/Jurassic Park angle the movie takes.

Me, I personally liked it better than all these superhero blockbusters that look the same.




EDIT: Also, I just saw this.....


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[Patrick Chewing]

Is this the loudest movie in the history of movies??

[East_Stone_Ya]

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-USXuf5T-Nbo/U3MEh0cfjTI/AAAAAAAAGd0/JRrRNEYvMg4/s1600/Godzilla+Comic+Book+Cover+w+text.jpg

:oldlol:

[rezznor]

can't wait for the avengers 3/godzilla 2 crossover!!


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[Draz]

Lmfaooo

[FatComputerNerd]

Godzilla vs Walter White


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1rrxD6E7aA


-don't watch if you haven't already watched Breaking Bad as there are a few minor BB spoilers!

[rezznor]

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[chosen_one6]

The movie was amazing. I'm gonna see it probably 2 more times.

[ErhnamDjinn]

should this movie be watched in 3d? Imax or both? Is it better then Pacific Rim?

[chosen_one6]

should this movie be watched in 3d? Imax or both? Is it better then Pacific Rim?

It's up to you. I watched it in 3D. Originally I thought I'd hate it but it looked great. And yes, it is better than Pacific Rim.

[Draz]

Is he good, can the Heat get him?

[rezznor]

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[Im Still Ballin]

The visuals from the Halo ODST type drop was ****ing epic. That shot from the horizon of the soldiers dropping into the dead city with red smoke lines, epic.

[Le Shaqtus]

should this movie be watched in 3d? Imax or both? Is it better then Pacific Rim?

Be prepared for your chest to blow up inside of your body, I saw it in IMAX 3D and it was incredible

[Solidape]

Just saw it, was a good movie. The creatures didn't give 2 cents about humans running around, we were like insects to them.

Having said that, this was a weak era Godzilla, he needed to lose some weight, dude was fat like shaq. They never explained where godzilla popped out of though, or at least I missed it.

Sound effects were awesome.

[rezznor]

concept art




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[rezznor]

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[Ancient Legend]

The monster scenes were great, but the human characters were dull as heck. The main military general came off as one apathetic dude, and so were most of the lead cast. The lead dude should have been one of the nurses, dude was bland.

I wish Godzilla would have been more challenged in the fights. Never did it seem like he was in dire straits, dude was just messing around until he decided to vomit his atomic breath into that final MUTO.

Also the fights were constantly interrupted by non fighting scenes.

Like someone else said I didn't care for the human part of this movie, since it was done so poorly IMO.

But the action made up for them, and it had some incredibly apocalyptic visuals and landscapes, specially the parachute drop amidst the chaos.

[SpecialQue]

Y'all motherfvckers are killing me with this shit. Can't see it till Sunday. :facepalm

So does this movie play more like a horror/suspense-style action film? That's what keeps being hinted at when I read reviews. I've read that a lot of the action is from character POV, which sounds fvcking incredible.

[RoseCity07]

It was so boring I fell asleep twice. The only reason I woke up was for the cool Godzilla fight scenes at the end. Other than that I was bored as hell. The story was so wack. Didn't care if the guy died or about his wife and kid. This movie rates about a 3/10.

[Swaggin916]

It's up to you. I watched it in 3D. Originally I thought I'd hate it but it looked great. And yes, it is better than Pacific Rim.
I disagree I thought Pacific Rim was better and I loved Godzilla as a kid and had more reason to want to like it

[IcanzIIravor]

I disagree I thought Pacific Rim was better and I loved Godzilla as a kid and had more reason to want to like it

I loved the movie, but I wish the human story had focused more on Brian rather than his son all the way to the end. It was a good angle cut short in my opinion. I felt a bit cheated. The Godzilla parts were epic.

[ROCSteady]

This movie let me down somewhat. The ending was awesome and I liked the MUTO creatures.

It didn't really have any of the terror or danger that the trailers made seem was the tone for the entire movie once the monsters were around. I thought this would be a game changer in that regard, Cloverfield was better for that but the POV cam footage no doubt helped the scenerio

The human characters besides Cranston were dull and kinda paint-by-numbers.

[Godzuki]

It was a huge disappointment for me...

3/4's of the movie is average at best people build up to stuff happening at the end with Godzilla, and even the action was lame. I almost fell asleep 3/4's the way in. Its unbelievably boring imo. most of it is real lame people filler. None of it made me care about any of them whatsoever either.

the way they did the fight scenes sucked too. I mean the fight choreography. the destruction and scale was good.

I could write a few paragraphs on this but i'd have to spoil a lot.

i saw it in 3D and on the 3D end i'd say its average.

this is one of the most overhyped movies i've seen in a long time.

5.5/10

[eliteballer]

It didn't really have any of the terror or danger that the trailers made seem was the tone for the entire movie once the monsters were around. I thought this would be a game changer in that regard, Cloverfield was better for that but the POV cam footage no doubt helped the scenerio



Nailed it.

[DonDadda59]

Fell asleep in the middle. Heisenberg died too early. Graphics were cool, so were the monster fight scenes. Human scenes were over long and mainly unnecessary. Needed more Godzilla.

6.5/10

[magic chiongson]

edit: didn't see previous comments

[~primetime~]

Hmm I thought it was great. Nice lack of cheese, no corny one liners, didn't kill us with a boring love story in a Godzilla movie. Visuals were great, loved the classic style music. Only wish there was more Godzilla which is a good sign.

Not sure what more people could want from this really. Really hope there is a sequel. Want to see Godzilla vs. Hydra.

[gigantes]

it sounds like a blockbuster that tells an interesting story and has a point.

basically a once-in-a-decade kind of movie.

[plowking]

It was missing something.

I went with my girlfriend, and she was hyped to see it, bugging me from the day it came out to go with her, and she ended up falling asleep in the middle of the movie. I guess that gives you an indication that the human part of the story was unnecessary and boring like most have already commented.

The monster fights were epic, effects were cool, etc. I didn't really like the look of Godzilla at the start, but it slowly grew on me. I guess it is more in line with the looks of the old Godzilla's in Japanese movies, but I still might even prefer the previous American one.
In some ways it felt as if the current Godzilla was too expressive and almost human like with certain reactions and facial expressions. Was almost amusing in a way.
But like I said, the look grew on me.

Decent movie when it did what it was supposed to; stick to action and monsters. I would have been fine with a similar amount of human story if it was at least well done, which it wasn't. Worth watching though.

[KyleKong]

the movie wasn't bad, it was interesting.

It was a Godzilla movie without Godzilla. Showed the human elements of dealing with something like three giant monsters destroying cities.

[EnoughSaid]

Movie was ****ing EPIC. Best movie I've seen this year by far.

There wasn't a dull point in the movie for me. I was invested in all the set up and introductory stuff they had to do. And the fact that they teased the monster fights made it that much more satisfying.

I don't understand the complaints of "Too much people stuff! More Godzilla!" That's just stupid. The fact that the army didn't trust Zilla to take out the MUTOs and didn't want nature to take control of the situation was the driving force of why the end fights were so satisfying.

I thought this was done the best possible way it could have happened. And there was PLENTY of action. GONNA RATTLE OF SCENES BELOW SO STOP IF YOU HAVENT WATCHED IT YET.

- Male MUTO breaks out.
- Male MUTO and Godzilla fight in Hawaii.
- Female MUTO breaks out of Area 51.
- Female MUTO rampages through Vegas.
- Awesome bridge scene
- Male MUTO and female counterpart meet in Cali and make babies.
- Godzilla ****s them up.

And damnnnnn that fire breath sequence at the end was so awesome.

9/10 movie for me. Great stuff.

[~primetime~]

Yep there were two big "tease" scenes where Zilla and the monsters engaged and they would cut to another scene with the actual fighting taking place on a TV screen in the background.

I understand why they did that, it did ultimately make the final fight scene better. But it is frustrating during the movie when it happened.

It was like the equivalent to a TV show cutting to commercial right before the main drama.



Movie was fckin awesome though, if you actually fell asleep in this thing then you just weren't up for it to begin with.

[The-Legend-24]

Keep reading how Godzilla is only in the movie for like 5 min.

If that's true I ain't paying 15 bucks to see 5 min of Godzilla in a movie about GODZILLA.

[The-Legend-24]

the movie wasn't bad, it was interesting.

It was a Godzilla movie without Godzilla. Showed the human elements of dealing with something like three giant monsters destroying cities.
:biggums:

[The-Legend-24]

You'd be missing out on a really fun movie.
I'll check it out once it hits my local theater. 4 bucks for 5 min a Godzilla ain't bad.

[christian1923]

This movie was pretty shitty the more I think about it

[The-Legend-24]

You're not seeing it in IMAX? If there is one movie to see in IMAX in your lifetime, this is the one. I regret not seeing it IMAX but it was still epic without it. I'm gonna go back and see it in IMAX this week.
Not from what I keep reading/hearing. My bro (huge Godzilla fan) came back pissed that Godzilla was barely in the movie. :oldlol: Dude keeps telling me to just wait for it to hit the dollar theater.

[EnoughSaid]

I agree. I don't see how so many people say this movie was boring. My eyes were glued to the screen the entire time and there were so many scenes that gave me chills. I guess people would have just preferred a 80 minute movie with a Godzilla reveal in the first 5 minutes and mayhem from beginning to end like a michael bay movie or something :confusedshrug:

Same here. I was constantly at the edge of my seat. Not one thing about this movie was boring. People must have very short attention spans.

[rezznor]

Hmm I thought it was great. Nice lack of cheese, no corny one liners, didn't kill us with a boring love story in a Godzilla movie. Visuals were great, loved the classic style music. Only wish there was more Godzilla which is a good sign.

Not sure what more people could want from this really. Really hope there is a sequel. Want to see Godzilla vs. Hydra.
i read that they wanted this movie to be the start of a franchise. it's had a great weekend so i'm pretty sure a sequel will get made.

[~primetime~]

i read that they wanted this movie to be the start of a franchise. it's had a great weekend so i'm pretty sure a sequel will get made.
I really hope that's true.

[rezznor]

I really hope that's true.
[QUOTE]

[~primetime~]

Fckin awesome

Hope they give us Hydra, no Mothra please

They'll probably just give us their own creation though

[Verticality]

People who didn't like Godzilla should still to the shitty Pacific Rim. Showing the monsters constantly takes away all suspense.

[rezznor]

Fckin awesome

Hope they give us Hydra, no Mothra please

They'll probably just give us their own creation though
you mean king ghidorah?

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[DonDadda59]

People who didn't like Godzilla should still to the shitty Pacific Rim. Showing the monsters constantly takes away all suspense.

Pacific Rim was ass juice too.

Zilla was only slightly better IMO. Very slightly.

[~primetime~]

you mean king ghidorah?

http://img1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20131027202421/bigbangtheory/images/thumb/1/1c/Godzilla_vs_king_ghidorah_by_nobackstreetboys-d5wwcbi.jpg/640px-Godzilla_vs_king_ghidorah_by_nobackstreetboys-d5wwcbi.jpg

Yes, three-headed lightning spitting dragon FTW

[rezznor]

Yes, three-headed lightning spitting dragon FTW

i hope they build up to a huge Destroy all Monsters type battle royale finale using all the Toho Kaiju

[Verticality]

Pacific Rim was ass juice too.

Zilla was only slightly better IMO. Very slightly.

This one was at least watchable.

[~primetime~]

i hope they build up to a huge Destroy all Monsters type battle royale finale using all the Toho Kaiju

Save that for Part 3 :D

[KyleKong]

:biggums:
Bruh Zilla was in the movie for a total of 5 minutes before the fight scene at the end

[SilkyJohnson]

the movie wasn't bad, it was interesting.

It was a Godzilla movie without Godzilla. Showed the human elements of dealing with something like three giant monsters destroying cities.

In a really bland and one dimensional way.

I think back to Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor disaster film The Impossible, where it brought out the human elements of dealing with a Tsunami in a realistic way, but Godzilla on the other hand, a monster film which not only dealt with a tsunami but also radioactivity, earthquakes and the loss of loved ones, brought to it a seriousness normally reserved for the loss of a money wallet.

[Godzuki]

The people stuff was complete fail.

You see BreakingBad guy and are like cool, next thing you know he dies where this shallowly introduced character, his son from the military(so cliche since everyone likes our troops, right?), takes over. You then follow him and they try to create this family bond where you care about them by showing the wife and son for awhile which went nowhere. I don't even know the point of that asian kid from the subway and him later finding his parents. i guess that was another lame attempt at making the audience try to like the main character. In some of these movies theres research build up but with Godzilla its shallow where they get all they know from a dead guys notes/son. everything people stuff was a complete boring failure. How anyone could find that interesting, or them endearing, i'll never get...and when thats the first 3/4's of the movie its got issues.

Godzilla was too good. like he went out of his way to get around humans blocking him and them shooting at him, or almost acknowledging each person as his ally. i'm surprised i didn't see Godzilla helping people get up at some point.

the fights were so lumbering and very model like imo. i found the 2 bad guys vs Godzilla very lacking. it was like a ADD fight where one would go after something else. everything was a slo mo club too. maybe my memory is off but didn't Godzilla have a flurry of swings move and was quick for his size?

I feel like the only thing this movie did well was showing the scale of these monsters in relation to buildings, ships, bridges, etc. It seemed to emphasize that a lot and it looked good.

I don't go into movies trying to dislike them but i do find these big marketed movies get a lot of peple buying into the hype more than the movie. with Godzilla it is probably branding too. but in terms of the movie for people to pretend like its so good and how we're not seeing things right, i don't think so :no:

[~primetime~]

I love that the Breaking Bad dude died. It was unexpected and!eaks the norm.

the actor that played his son was great for the role imo, he was quiet, didn't throw cheesy one liners at us. Perfect.

I was expecting some kind of cheese line after he blew up the nest, but nope, nothing.

I was also expecting a cliche bomb diffuse in the final seconds...NOPE NUKE WENT OFF!!!Good job writers!

[Draz]

7.5 at best. And seen it in 3D

[SpecialQue]

I really don't understand all the bitching about Godzilla's screen time. It's like no one gets the concept of "anticipation" and "payoff." This movie was probably one of the best Godzilla films ever made.

If you fell asleep in the middle of the movie, good. That means you missed what everything was building to.

To quote Patton Oswalt, "you're gonna miss everything cool and die angry."

[Le Shaqtus]

I really don't understand all the bitching about Godzilla's screen time. It's like no one gets the concept of "anticipation" and "payoff." This movie was probably one of the best Godzilla films ever made.

If you fell asleep in the middle of the movie, good. That means you missed what everything was building to.

To quote Patton Oswalt, "you're gonna miss everything cool and die angry."

Seriously, the build up was worth it, people don't get how these movies work.

The whole build up was maxing me anxious, when you finally see him at the airport in full everyone was going nuts. That's directing done right.

People have no clue, everyones a critic anyway.

[ThePhantomCreep]

I love that the Breaking Bad dude died. It was unexpected and!eaks the norm.

the actor that played his son was great for the role imo, he was quiet, didn't throw cheesy one liners at us. Perfect.

I was expecting some kind of cheese line after he blew up the nest, but nope, nothing.

I was also expecting a cliche bomb diffuse in the final seconds...NOPE NUKE WENT OFF!!!Good job writers!

Hooray wooden acting and forced melodrama!

[ThePhantomCreep]

I really don't understand all the bitching about Godzilla's screen time. It's like no one gets the concept of "anticipation" and "payoff." This movie was probably one of the best Godzilla films ever made.

If you fell asleep in the middle of the movie, good. That means you missed what everything was building to.

To quote Patton Oswalt, "you're gonna miss everything cool and die angry."

There's a huge difference between slowly building up to a big reveal, and simply not showing the monster until the movie is almost over. King Kong is a perfect example of what you're describing. He doesn't appear onscreen until the 47 minute mark (1933 version), but once he does, he's at the center of events until the movie ends. That's anticipation/payoff. We don't get that with this film at all. Godzilla appears in Honolulu, he looks like he's about to get into it with one of the Motu and then...cut to a shot of a kid watching the events in TV?! And then he's back in the water again? Wtf was that? Godzilla should have been featured more after his big reveal, period. I can understand not showing him before, but after? We got terribly forced melodrama instead of the monster we all came to see.

[Godzuki]

There's a huge difference between slowly building up to a big reveal, and simply not showing the monster until the movie is almost over. King Kong is a perfect example of what you're describing. He doesn't appear onscreen until the 47 minute mark (1933 version), but once he does, he's at the center of events until the movie ends. That's anticipation/payoff. We don't get that with this film at all. Godzilla appears in Honolulu, he looks like he's about to get into it with one of the Motu and then...cut to a shot of a kid watching the events in TV?! And then he's back in the water again? Wtf was that? Godzilla should have been featured more after his big reveal, period. I can understand not showing him before, but after? We got terribly forced melodrama instead of the monster we all came to see.


yeah i thought King Kongs have done a good job with people build up to the monster stuff. you see their exploratory set up for their journey's shaping up, you get to know the characters quite a bit, you get to see the ominous land they go to, and its a completely different level than what we got with this Godzilla movie.

I don't get how people defending Godzilla can honestly say they were attached to any of the characters at all, or can honestly pretend any of that first 1/2 of the movie was very interesting. Its ridiculous to even try and defend any of that when it was so shallowly done.

i'm sure Godzilla will do well based on the brand alone. when you add the branding to the marketing its guaranteed mass success. It just doesn't deserve it or the hype IMO, but thats what got me to watch this instead of Spiderman2. i fell for it :(

[CelticBaller]

You guys are a bunch of lames

[~primetime~]

Totally. The build up leading up to the reveal and the reveal was perfect. Showing off Godzilla earlier and giving him more screen time would have ruined the movie in my opinion. Honestly I couldn't even tell that Godzilla was only on screen for a total of 8 minutes until I read it online because of how exciting the scenes with Godzilla were.
I don't even buy that as truth...some random poster on IMDB threw that out? Could be complete BS

The end fight scene was VERY LONG...it felt like a large chunk of the movie was that scene to me. I mean they halo jumped into the fight, he found the egg nest, blew it up, found his way on that boat, etc. There was a lot of movie going on during that fight.

[JEFFERSON MONEY]

People just love to complain. Too much monster action, not enough monster action, too many sappy scenes, not enough heart, etc. It's like stop.

Right.

I'm starting to think feeling indignation could very well be a human need right up there with food, sex, intimacy.

Godzilla rocks.

And Come With Me was a great workout song and comparable to Walk this Way. REAL TALK.

[Godzuki]

People just love to complain. Too much monster action, not enough monster action, too many sappy scenes, not enough heart, etc. It's like stop.


if only you guys could make a decent argument against the complaints. but you all want to pretend this movie is so great when its got issues....major issues.

meh. people always get butthurt by differing opinions from their own. it'd be one thing if only 1 or 2 people said it but theres enough of the same complaint for some validity, despite the ridiculous hype its getting.

[Godzuki]

It has a 73% fresh rating on RT with a score of 6.6. You're acting like people are treating it like some untouchable masterpiece. You didn't enjoy it or thought it was lame, cool. It's just a monster movie and a good one. That's it.


well outside of RT ratings(idc about RT ratings tbh) people are hyping Godzilla like crazy. social media and marketing is going nuts with it right now. even here on ISH a lot of you seem real hyped on it, especially against what some of us naysayers have said.

i just would like better explanations if you disagree with our complaints. I feel like some of you are mocking our issues with it, or don't agree with our complaints, but aren't explaining why...while pretending we're wrong :confusedshrug:

[Draz]

Godzuki vs Godzilla

[ROCSteady]

Cloverfield





Pacific Rim
Godzilla '14















Godzilla '98

[rezznor]

just saw it and thoroughly enjoyed it. i think the slow reveal of godzilla was perfect, even though i wanted more. the sequel will certainly show him in his full glory much earlier. the scale of the monsters was incredible, this is the first time i saw a kaiju movie and actually had a sense of awe about them. even though we all saw it in the trailer the halo jump scene was beautiful.

i have one question in white, i dont know if i missed something but...

after godzilla kills the female muto, he's fine and right near the shoreline. next time we see him he's laying down in a pile of rubble KO'd. wtf happened to him? if it was the nuclear blast, then how the hell did the people survive, like the wife? they weren't that far from godzilla, and certainly not as resilient. anyways, i was under the impression that they were able to get the bomb away from the city..

p.s. for those who wanted constant godzilla fights, the movie would have ended up to be Transformers...

[Draz]

Haven't seen Pacific rim. Tried to record it on HBO but had some problems. Is they any good though?

[cuad]

Haven't seen Pacific rim. Tried to record it on HBO but had some problems. Is they any good though?

For stretches you kind of have to sit through a romance subplot that is the most out-of-place, cringeworthy thing I've ever seen in a movie.

Aside from that it's a nice movie with a couple scenes that are so classically Japanese that it's a must watch, because it's so nice to see that stuff be recognized by western film makers.

[~primetime~]

just saw it and thoroughly enjoyed it. i think the slow reveal of godzilla was perfect, even though i wanted more. the sequel will certainly show him in his full glory much earlier. the scale of the monsters was incredible, this is the first time i saw a kaiju movie and actually had a sense of awe about them. even though we all saw it in the trailer the halo jump scene was beautiful.

i have one question in white, i dont know if i missed something but...

after godzilla kills the female muto, he's fine and right near the shoreline. next time we see him he's laying down in a pile of rubble KO'd. wtf happened to him? if it was the nuclear blast, then how the hell did the people survive, like the wife? they weren't that far from godzilla, and certainly not as resilient. anyways, i was under the impression that they were able to get the bomb away from the city..

p.s. for those who wanted constant godzilla fights, the movie would have ended up to be Transformers...
A building fell on him. It collapsed right on him.

[rezznor]

A building fell on him. It collapsed right on him.
the building fell on him when he killed the flying muto, but he got back up and killed the big muto..how did another building fall on him?

[~primetime~]

the building fell on him when he killed the flying muto, but he got back up and killed the big muto..how did another building fall on him?
Okay, I'm trying to replay that in my head, I'm thinking he collapsed from exhaustion? I know that I thought it made sense when I saw it, I didn't really question it.

[Solidape]

the building fell on him when he killed the flying muto, but he got back up and killed the big muto..how did another building fall on him?

He just ran out of juice after fighting and using his atomic breath. Dude was gassed out and decided to take a nap.

[Ball So Harden]

Cloverfield





Pacific Rim
Godzilla '14















Godzilla '98

Pacific Rim = Garbage

[Draz]

the building fell on him when he killed the flying muto, but he got back up and killed the big muto..how did another building fall on him?
He had a rough day at work

[Bandito]

the building fell on him when he killed the flying muto, but he got back up and killed the big muto..how did another building fall on him?
God works in mysterious ways.

[Godzuki]

just saw it and thoroughly enjoyed it. i think the slow reveal of godzilla was perfect, even though i wanted more. the sequel will certainly show him in his full glory much earlier. the scale of the monsters was incredible, this is the first time i saw a kaiju movie and actually had a sense of awe about them. even though we all saw it in the trailer the halo jump scene was beautiful.

i have one question in white, i dont know if i missed something but...

after godzilla kills the female muto, he's fine and right near the shoreline. next time we see him he's laying down in a pile of rubble KO'd. wtf happened to him? if it was the nuclear blast, then how the hell did the people survive, like the wife? they weren't that far from godzilla, and certainly not as resilient. anyways, i was under the impression that they were able to get the bomb away from the city..

p.s. for those who wanted constant godzilla fights, the movie would have ended up to be Transformers...


i'm pretty sure another building fell on him. think he was resting after that under the rubble or maybe KO'd for a little bit.

and yeah Pacific Rim was corny as hell. it had potential but the way they did it ruined a lot of what could've been really good imo.

[rezznor]

i'm pretty sure another building fell on him. think he was resting after that under the rubble or maybe KO'd for a little bit.

and yeah Pacific Rim was corny as hell. it had potential but the way they did it ruined a lot of what could've been really good imo.


i guess so, either they didn't show it clearly or i just missed it.