i need this movie

I'll go see this of course and I love the concept.....but I hate the look of this thing. It looks too dark , drab and dreary.

It truly is a 12 year old boy's dream movie.

Robotech/Voltron VS. Everything Ever in a Godzilla/Gamera movie.

The only thing that could make this movie rock any more would be if I got the opportunity to tell someone "YOU SHUT YOUR WHORE MOUTH!" at some point in the theatre before seeing it...

Needs to get brought back to the top.

One of two movies I'm looking forward to (other is Superman with mayyyybe Wolverine)

Any engineers here? What kind of energy would be needed to power heavy robots to be able to do the stuff they are doing in the trailer?

:thailor:Thought this was an Asian porn thread, movie looks good though.

An impossible amount. Massively more than our current technology could ever provide. Current nuclear reactor power provides a nice long source of usable energy, but we still have considerable difficulty with dispersing the energy in the quantities necessary and at the rates necessary. Because it would take incredible instantaneous transfers of a great deal of energy. More than anything we're currently capable of. Not to mention that the idea of building a mech or gundam or whatever, in the form of a bipedal human, is just reeruned. Stupidly inefficient. You'd waste a shitload of energy just trying to make it bipedal human like. There are infinitely more efficient forms if we're making a giant badass mech. And it definitely wouldn't be powered by two people at the same time. Derp.

"2,500 tons of awesomeness"


Yet, it lifts a Oil Tanker (50,000-500,000 tons) which it's size is way out of proportion compared to the surrounding buildings and one of it's foes is about 75% as long as a Nimitz Class Aircraft Carrier (100,000 tons).


:hmmm:

(I must shut off brain and enjoy movie)

I have no idea how they'll explain why that's a good idea...

It isn't obvious?!


They need a woman/man team to power one of the machines so they can inject a love story.

That does seem like a bad idea and also why is a ****ing giant human shaped robot the best way to combat ****ing giant aliens. Still the trailer looks great and it's Del Toro and he makes good things.

This reminds me of Signs.

Someone ****ing other than me: "Yes, the science was piss poor, but the whole point of the movie was FAITH. It sucked you in to teach you about FAITH."

Me: "Love alien stuff. Love Sci-fi stuff. And right after 9/11 this was the perfect time to make this movie. Sucked me in. Completely.

I was that guy in the closet watching TV.

BUT ****ING WATER? REALLY? ****ING SERIOUSLY?

You ****ing point out in the movie that some people in the middle east found out how to beat them first. You pointed out before that they moved to areas AWAY FROM WATER.

SO IT HAS TO BE FRESH WATER THAT KILLS THEM.

THE EXACT SAME $3IT IN CORN FIELDS 3 HOURS AFTER SUNSET!

I'm out. Done. I know...it's still a good movie in the way.....just.....****ing away with you..."

How would you explain that its a BAD idea? It's pretty obvious they use two pilots for operational redundancy/reliability, and even say in one of the trailers the two pilots are linked 'neurally' thus acting as one.

IT'S ****ING STUPID!

They take the time to point out it's a brain/spinal link and then point out TWO ****ing people steer the damned thing.

Ok, no. You're right. You're right.

Next time you go for groceries have your wife/gf/bf steer and you work the pedals.

IT DOESN'T ****ING WORK!1!

As a fan of all things daikaiju eiga I cannot wait to see this movie. Also, considering the Legendary Pictures is doing the Godzilla re-boot next year I want to see how the CGI effects are done in thei film, and how well they are done.