Now, the first film only has maybe twenty minutes of Kaiju punching action, but it makes sure to highlight every single second of those battles and includes stunning images, notably Gipsy Danger walking through the city holding a cargo ship as a bat. It’s beautifully shot, and the movie’s industrial-sounding theme kicks in at the right moment to maximize the adrenaline rush.
Pacific Rim: Uprising has no moments like that. Instead, it tries to focus more on the Precusor aliens and why they are trying to conquer the planet. That means lots of talking, with a seemingly endless stream of technobabble, and significantly less kaiju punching.
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