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Ah ouais donc ils sont carrément connectés aux méchas. On va les voir se battre "IRL" dans le cockpit ?

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the presentation includes never-before-seen footage cut together exclusively for Comic-Con.

Raaaaah

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Compte-rendu du Comic-Con :

The footage opened with a old man and a young boy using a metal detector in some snow-covered landscape, before it started beeping wildly and a ginormous mechanized foot came out of the water. The Jaeger was then revealed (as seen in the first poster), and this thing is absolutely massive. We saw shots of Hunnam and Riko in their suits, hooking themselves up to what looks like an elliptical in order to control the robots.

We got very few, very brief looks at the actual Kaiju creatures, but from what I could make out it looked like one of them had a head like a hammer-head shark. Both the Kaiju and Jaegers were created using CG, so there were no practical effects on the actual monsters that I could tell. Their exterior looks to be hardened, with giant claws that rip through a bridge full of cars. We didn’t see much dialogue, but my favorite part of the footage was actually seeing the sci-fi world that del Toro has built for these characters to play in; the suits, the costumes, the mechanical environments.

The lights came up and Hardwick said, “Holy shit.” He then asked del Toro how he managed to do all this, to which the director quickly responded, “As we say about icebergs, just the tip. But only about icebergs.”
Del Toro said he didn’t want to create a movie that was an homage to two genres, he wanted to created something new.
What del Toro really wanted to show at the forefront was humanity and emotion. They created a world where these robots exist and wanted to explore what would happen if they were really there.
Del Toro wanted to recreate the sensation of being present while a thing the size of a skyscraper faces off against something like a hurricane.
The creative team’s goal was “to use creativity, and passion, and madness as our fuel.”
Del Toro confirmed that the movie will have rocket punches and “amazing melee weapons, amazing close-contact weapons, and some artillery.” He added, “You’ll see robot porn.”
There are approximately 9 Kaiju and 6 robots. They designed about 40 Kaijus and “did sort of an American Idol on them” to whittle the field down.
Del Toro talked about the variety of things the Kaiju do in the film, and Tull added, “Trust me, our bank account can speak to how many things he makes them do.”
A young girl asked what would happen if one of the two pilots was unable to control one of the Jaegers, and del Toro said that this is answered in the film. We’ll see one pilot try to drive a Jaeger to safety alone. Hardwick quipped, “If you lose the right pilot the robot just starts doing pottery.”
Del Toro tried to dirty the camera by having it be hit with oil and water and be hit with scratches in order to root the Kaiju in an atmosphere that has elements (rain, snow, mud) so that the creatures become real.
One of the things they were very clear about was, “no fucking motion capture,” it was all key framed. Del Toro didn’t want the robots to move like humans, he wanted them to move like robots. He also didn’t want the monsters to flaunt their claws, comparing that to martial arts movies where one guy is beating up another guy, while all the others are dancing around showing off their moves.
Despite the amount of CG, del Toro said that they did “a shit load” of physical stuff in the movie.
They have flying monsters and sea monsters. “We have monsters up the wazoo.”
They designed the monsters and the robots from the inside out, so they started with the anatomy and worked their way out.
Del Toro said that they’re trying stuff with the animation of the monsters (by ILM) that hasn’t been done before.

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Devin Faraci :
PACIFIC RIM has the possibility of being a generational moment. It will be burned into the souls of 9 year olds like STAR WARS.
What PACIFIC RIM brings that TRANSFORMERS didn't is scale and clean, iconic design.
PACIFIC RIM is the movie you've been waiting for since you first saw a giant monster walking through a city.
Literally choked up with awe and wonder and excitement from the PACIFIC RIM footage. Huge, thrilling.

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Del Toro said that this is the only time any footage will be shown between now and December (expect a trailer on The Hobbit)

LOIIIIIIIIIIIIN

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Probablement la seule bande annonce que je regarderai de ce film. Je ne veux absolument pas en voir plus.

Je sens la tuerie absolue.

Nouvelles photos :
http://geektyrant.com/news/2012/8/30/ne ... c-rim.html

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J'ai tellement envie d'y croire.

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Liam Engle: réalisateur et scénariste

Moi j'y crois.

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Bon vous allez me frapper mais cette après-midi j'ai vu le trailer de ce machin sur grand écran... Bouche bée, sourcils remontés... pfouhalalalaaaa c'est un truc de MALADES, en fait...??!! J'avoue ne pas trop avoir suivi ce projet. Et donc voilà, on voit des montres grands comme des euh... buildings? se METTRE DES PAINS dans la gueule contre des ROBOTS GEANTS qui sont tout aussi grands (HUGE quoi) et qui sont "manipulés" par des types en combi, un peu comme des avatars comme ça.
C'est un truc de gros gros gros bourrins, imaginez un mix entre Transformers et Clash of the Titans (qui ont l'air presque cheap et rikikis à côté des mastodontes, ici..), du look (décors, design) à la del Toro, une bonne dose de SF, un gros bordel, des gros effets sonores d'enculés (des espèces de PWAAAAAAPPPP comme dans La Guerre des Mondes), et des gros taglines avec lettres en acier en fusion qui disent TO FIGHT MONSTERS ..... WE CREATE MONSTERS... 2 *boum* 0 *paaaf* 1 *craaash* 3 *brouuum*

Bref, ça décoiffe solide. Voilà un candidat sérieux au plus gros (dans tous les sens du terme) blockbuster de l'été 2013.

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Ed Wood:"What do you know? Haven't you heard of suspension of disbelief?"

Jalousie ultime là!

Hâte de voir ce putain de trailer !

EDIT: t'as vu ça où, si c'est pas indiscret?

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"PACIFIC RIM" Massinfect

Ils sont.... ENORMES. Si Devastator c'est le combo de Tranformers 2 là... C'est encore plus grand il me semble.

EDIT nan en fait c'est mille fois plus grand. L'affiche (que je découvre ) donne une bonne idée de la taille.

Putain, vraiment un truc de OUF... j'ai presque envie de dire "matez rien, et surtout pas sur un écran d'ordi!"

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Ed Wood:"What do you know? Haven't you heard of suspension of disbelief?"

Si je mets 5/6 à Superstar, j'ai le droit de le voir moi aussi?

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héhé...

En fait j'étais à une espèce de journée distributeurs. On est passé en dernier mais comme on est arrivé une demi-heure à l'avance, j'ai vu la fin de la présentation de Fox/Warner, avec leurs exclusive footage et autres trailers. Pacific Rim était dedans, et d'autres trucs que j'ai déjà oublié, avec notamment un truc avec Ben Stiller en vieux, qui vient du futur (?). Mais quand j'ai vu ça, je me suis dit que j'aurais bien été là depuis le début de la journée, damn it!

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Ed Wood:"What do you know? Haven't you heard of suspension of disbelief?"

Le truc avec Stiller c'est le remake de Walter Mitty je crois.

Sinon, nous, à la convention Warner, on nous a montré 40min de Stars 80.

Teaser de Pacific Rim.

40min de Stars 80.

Ouais.

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