In fact, it may be one of the cinematic universes I propose later in this article.
If thats the case, I apologise for my obsolescence.
Right now, really there is only one of these things running and its running very, very well.
With that more enthusiastic mindset engaged, like most multimedia conglomerate executives, Im now seeing potential everywhere.
Its a shame because J.R.R.
Pacific Rimis more than just a glorious massive alien monsters versus giant robots fight flick.
It was also a fantastically executed concept and a tremendous exercise in credible world-building with rich, memorable characters.
I see potential for a series following the misadventures of bickering Science Bros. Gottlieb and Geiszler.
And what about the Kaiju?
How about getting their perspective?
And is this the only planet that the monsters have open-portal access to and evil designs on?
There are so many tantalising possibilities withPacific Rim, and theyre all drift compatible with the main narrative.
Rian Johnsons 2012 film ranks as a sci-fi classic thanks to its ingenious conceptual basis and astute worldbuilding.
Shared universe model, Captain?
into the frame for a salutary cameo.
Imagine it and realise that it would be all-encompassing, immense and awesome on so many levels.
Its an absurd and disturbing world (I have seen a world that no man should see!)
but that doesnt mean that we should turn our back on it and forget the insane vision.
Malkovich is, after all, the man who played Cyrus the Virus inCon Air.
