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Pacific Rim Movie Review
- 7/15/2013 11:49:28 AM
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Cast: Charlie Hunnam, Idris Elba, Rinko Kikuchi, Charlie Day, Rob Kazinsky, Max Martini, Ron Perlman
Direction: Guillermo del Toro
Production: Thomas Tull, Jon Jashni, Guillermo del Toro, Mary Parent
Music: Ramin Djawadi
The stage is set in 2020, when Earth is invaded by gargantuan Sea monsters named Kajju, and they come all over. To combat and survive, the world racks up the best brains together and come up with an all innovative neural program "Jaeger" which couples the brains of two individuals and transforms their actions in Giant Mechanical Robots. Raleigh Becket played by Charlie Hunnam is one of the pilots who get a second chance to avenge his brother's death by fighting it out with Kajjus. He is sanctioned by Marshall Stacker (Idris Elba), at Hong Kong as the last whiff of self-defense near the breach which acts as a portal for Kajjus.
If you wonder if the movie is all about loud metal bashing and the usual Godzilla kind of movie where it's all wrecking and demolishing, then take a second thought as Toro brings about a movie with some airy sentiments in a technological extravaganza. He induces the concept of drifting; meaning two brains from two individuals are coupled together and infused into the Giant mechanical robots - Jaeger, so that they are in sync to fight it out with the monsters. The thought process and how it evolves makes us gape in awe, and why not for a visionary like Toro.
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