View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBq3Cjpt2YM Pacific rim is worth every second. And not the sligthest bit heretical.
Nothing like some giant mechas to invoke your inner ten-year-old aye? *cough*Collegia Titanica*cough*
Pacific Rim is good as long as you don't pay attention to the story. Main Flaw: You got plasma cannons on huge killer robots but not as a turret version to build into the massive wall you are building against these aliens OR mounted on helicopters OR on Tanks or any such thing. #MainFlawNumber1
This is why I hate/love some science fiction movies. I think Avatar and Battlestar Galactica were two of the most realistic sci-fi movies/series ever that combined known works of physics and technology without being terribly unreasonable. Gravity slingshots for the win!
Stargate SG-1 for lyfe bro. I never could get into BSG personally. But I agree. I love when it's totally over the top and it doesn't need to make sense or such like Star Wars, lightsabers + telekinetic powers and lightning out of your hands? We are a go! :3 Or you know, Wh40k. Nothing really does make sense and the less you think about it - the better for your sanity. Oh I also loved Interstellar because of the realism.
Well, the one that did have the plasma cannon had a Nuclear engine for a power plant to power it. So, maybe they didn't want to build so many nuclear plants for the wall and just hoped thickness would be viable? (which of course might rule out putting one on anything smaller than a jager.)
Yeah because you can power an entire city but not a single Plasma Cannon on top of a wall that makes the Great Wall of China look like a lego playset, sure let's go with that :3
I mean, when you put it like that. (The nations were also being huge cheapskates, cutting funding for jaegers cause a wall was cheaper....somehow.) But yea, plotholes will be plotholes.
People have a problem with the logic of the giant robots when there's an extradimensional portal that leaks giant monsters into the ocean? Just enjoy the movie
