Idris Elba's character telling Charlie Hunnam's character he's tasked with saving a city of two million people.Some of the highlights of the trailer include: He said this would not come online, but a new online trailer is surely in the works. Read much more below.ĭel Toro said that, as of late March, the film's visual effects are 85% done, they're currently mixing sound, and he was so inspired by the fan reactions to his trailer (including at Comic-Con and via the sweded trailer) he decided to cut a new one. I'm talking shots in space, I'm talking "2,500 tons of awesome," and a 25-story robot dragging an oil liner along the street and then swinging it like a baseball bat. He did it by showing a brand new, WonderCon (and CinemaCon)-exclusive trailer featuring footage that proves we have no idea how big things are going to get on July 12. But after that panel, and after the insane trailers that have been released online, how was Del Toro going to top his presentation? Ever since he wowed audiences at San Diego Comic-Con 2012 with the first footage form his upcoming film, Pacific Rim, we've been happily devouring any image or information we could get on the film pitting giant Jaeger robots against giant Kaiju monsters. Whichever side of the coin one falls on, it's hard to deny the sheer escapist thrills del Toro delivered with the 2013 hit.Guillermo Del Toro took the stage at WonderCon 2013 and received a hero's welcome. The general consensus still remains positive for the sci-fi action film, though many in said group continue to debate its position against his other blockbuster projects as well as his more arthouse fare. While the film franchise around it has seemingly crumbled following the disappointment that was the 2018 sequel, del Toro's original Pacific Rimhas continued to be an interesting outlier amongst fans of the Oscar-winning filmmaker. That being said, the sudden arrival of the 4K trailer is sure to please fans nonetheless and could see the studio gauge interest in a new 4K Ultra-HD physical release of the film, the last of which hit shelves five years ago.
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Del Toro confirmed as recently as February that no plans were in the works for a third film in the franchise and the anime series just premiered in March with no premiere date for season 2. Unlike the re-release of the Dark Knight trailers, the up-resed trailer for Pacific Rim seems to be coming out of nowhere for fans of the film. The new video features all of the mecha and kaiju action in visually crisp glory, from every little detail of the Jaeger suits to the continuous downpour of rain featured throughout the film. On the heels of re-releasing trailers for The Dark Knight trilogy, Warner Bros.has re-released the trailer for Pacific Rim in 4K. Related: How Pacific Rim's Alternate Timeline & History Works This success would see production company Legendary Pictures would partner with Universal Pictures for a sequel, Pacific Rim: Uprising, which was considered a critical and commercial disappointment, and Netflix for the anime series Pacific Rim: The Black. Hitting theaters in 2013, the film scored generally positive reviews for its visuals, action sequences and homages to the kaiju, mecha and anime genres and would become del Toro's most commercially successful film to date with over $411 million grossed against its $200 million budget. The ensemble cast for Pacific Rim included Charlie Hunnam, Idris Elba, Rinko Kikuchi, Charlie Day, Robert Kazinsky, Max Martini and Ron Perlman. The best scientific minds come together to create the Jaegers, large humanoid mechas co-piloted by two people joined by mental link who fight to defend the world from the destruction-bringing creatures. Directed by Guillermo del Toro and written by Travis Beacham and del Toro on a story conceived by the former, the film is set in a future in which Earth has been invaded by colossal sea monsters known as Kaiju from an interdimensional portal at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. re-releases the trailer for Pacific Rim in 4K. As a second season of the anime series continues development at Netflix, Warner Bros.
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