Because I told the guy exactly what the director of the movie gave as his reasoning for why he did things the way he did.
Not that he refuted anything I said to begin with. Theres a big difference between a small missile being nimble enough to hit a jet (but not big enough to hurt a Kaiju), and a huge missile that can hurt a Kaiju (but not nimble enough to hit it). It took thousands of lives and a shit ton of ordinance and time to kill a category 1 kaiju, yeah go ahead and tickle the category 4 with your tank and airplane drivel.
Sure, disregarding guided missile technology and all, etc.
Well, considering I work(ed) on missiles for a living, I'd disagree. Also, I'm not a guy. Does my name sound manly?!
Either way, doesn't matter. We all love the film, and I hope to see some more in the Genre. Just sad to see it's not doing as well as they wanted in theatres.
And then people ruined the movie by over analyzing it.
Can someone post what happens in post credits. I totally missed it![]()
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i too am now sad i didn't stay for that
I don't understand how this movie has bombed domestically. This is the same country that paid to see three Transformers movies.
Transformers had a large cultural base to pull off of and marketed the films with some (laughably) well known actors, and shots of cleavage.
This monster v. robot movie, while awesome, is still stuck in "nerdy male gasm" territory.
Saw this tonight and loved it. Obviously the plot is lol, there are holes bigger than God in the story but whatever... the sfx were amazing and while the ending was, I suppose, kind of predictable, I was in suspense the entire time because I wasn't thinking ahead and trying to analyze, just living the moment which was full of fucking awesome GIANT ROBOTS AND MONSTERS
I guess if I had to analyze one thing that left me wondering
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also some trivia + major spoilers
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I just wanna drop this article XD http://www.thestar.com/entertainment..._pacifist.html
And snippets from this article.
"“I carefully avoided the car commercial aesthetics or the army recruitment video aesthetics. I avoided making a movie about an army with ranks. I avoided making any kind of message that says war is good. We have enough firepower in the world."
"“I have been offered movies that have huge budgets that have war at its centre and I said, ‘I don’t do that.’ I have two daughters and I wanted to make this movie for kids."
gosh I wish I was a kid growing up with this movie! They're so darn lucky these days.
Personally, discussions about a movie mean the movie itself is worth them in the first place.And then people ruined the movie by over analyzing it.
Besides, since this movie is an homage to robot and monster fans, feels pretty natural that robot and monster fans will keep discussing about it.
Is the movie bombing? It made back half what it cost in its opening weekend, words gonna get out, parents saw disputable me, now they can go watch striker eureka rip shit up.
P.s. striker eureka > gipsy danger. IM JUST SAYING
It'd didn't have a good opening weekend in the US, but is doing well internationally and will likely explode when it hits Japan.
I just love how Striker ran straight up and punched the fuck out that Kaiju that breached the wall in Sydney.
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Good movie either way, but also slightly disappointed at the lack of advanced weaponry. The short Striker Eureka scene had my hopes up for more fast-paced action, but sadly that was all we got.