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Watched Pacific Rim this evening. I guess I went in with lots of expectations because I have heard so many good things about it from friends. It was good but I wasn't wowed by it.
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| Took a photo of this standee outside the cinema. |
The story is kind of predictable. I mean I could guess who were going to die and who would live in the end. I think more effort could have gone into fleshing out the story too. It was a little bit weak.
There was this scene where a Jaeger (human controlled robot) used what looked like a bulk carrier, a ship as a club to hammer a Kaiju (monster). Watch the scene in the trailer (about 2 minutes 4 seconds into the trailer):
At that point in time, a question came into my head. I wondered which shipyard might have built that ship. It was so sturdy! Didn't break into half when it clobbered the Kaiju.
Anyone knows the answer?
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The hollywood shipyard
Hi Ray,
A perfect answer for a rhetorical question. LOL.
A CGI class ship? ;p
Hollywood - Where the impossible happens.
Just like Doraemon's toys which cannot be explained by science. Of couse, there are a few of his toys eventually invented but not 100% identical.
Hi INVS 2.0,
When I was little, I wished I had a Doraemon! Haha...
Interesting comparison. :)
Hmm have not watch but also have this qn, did they explain why nuclear weapons were not used?
As for which shipyard, I hope it's YZJ muahahaha, because I vested. ( just my nonsense)
Hi silly investor,
They did use nuclear weapons at the end. Go watch it! :D
YZJ is in better shape than Cosco, I believe. ;)
I'm holding several lots of Cosco, and sad to hear that :(
But it's true. YZJ's giving much higher dividends. I got my cosco around 5 years ago, been through ups and downs.
Just hope shipping industry will recover soon.
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