First of all, as a fan of radish animation, it’s great to see Dadaidai radish playing monsters on the imax screen, not to mention the various famous ah you sisters. Secondly, no matter the Avengers or Avatars or Transformers, the color tone was too bright and light. The furnishings are also very clean and tidy, which is not the best to my appetite. The light, setting and mechanism of the Pacific Rim are hard and dark in one sentence, and the feeling of heavy and heavy breathing is done very well. Those heavy steel parts and huge engines have a Gothic and steampunk feel, and the previous blockbusters could not be made, except for "The Matrix 3." There are two places that impress the most in the scene. One is a civilian area in Hong Kong. The street scene I remembered of Blade Runner and the other is the reinforced concrete structure where the wall was built to block the sky.
In summary, I think the Pacific Rim has exceeded my expectations. It would be great if you put 40k on the big screen in this style in the future.
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