Rating: PG-13, for sequences of intense sci-fi action and violence through, and brief language. Monsters wreak spectacular havoc on major cities across the globe, and giant robots battle them for the future of humanity: It's a fantastically fun, marvelously mounted summer escape.
This movie has some violent and scary scenes featuring giant robots and alien monsters, so it isn't recommended for children under 12 years. We recommend parental guidance for children aged 12-14 years.
Also, the film portrays all of the worlds major countries as working together towards a single goal Sexuality: Nothing too serious, but there are a few slightly suggestive moments. Most notably, there is one scene where an attractive man is seen shirtless, and a woman stares at him for a few moments.
Violence & Scariness. The series has dark, ominous setting centering around war and a climbing death toll. The main characters spend the series fighting "titanic monsters from an unknown hellscape" with huge manmade robots. Buildings are crushed, monsters stabbed and shot (but there's no blood), and heroes are killed.
Parents need to know that Pacific Rim: Uprising is the sequel to 2013's Pacific Rim. Like the first movie, it has tons of explosive, large-scale action/fantasy violence. The giants shoot and beat one another up with fists and various weapons, leading to massive destruction and offscreen deaths.
TLDR: Yes, children under 13 years of age can watch PG13 movies. Films rated PG13 is an advisory rating for parents to note there are scenes or themes unsuitable for younger children.
But again, they do not consummate their victory with a kiss. The absence of a kiss wasn't an oversight on del Toro's part. In fact, it was a conscious creative choice, recounting in an interview that he had filmed three different versions of the scene including one where they did kiss.
Pacific Rim is a 2013 American science fiction monster film directed by Guillermo del Toro, starring Charlie Hunnam, Idris Elba, Rinko Kikuchi, Charlie Day, Robert Kazinsky, Max Martini, and Ron Perlman, and the first film in the Pacific Rim franchise.
And clearly, Hollywood wasn't ready for it. That's not to say that Pacific Rim was a flop; quite the contrary. It did a respectable $411 million during its global box office run, lasting 10 weeks at the US box office before it dropped out of the top 10 in that region.
Boy appears to sustain himself from eating wildlife, but he can also ingest human beverages. He does not appear to speak, but he can understand what is being said to him.
Pacific Rim shows frequent and prolonged sequences of intense science fiction action violence between alien monsters and human-operated robots. The violence results in mass destruction and death.
Pacific Rim: The Black (パシフィック・リム: 暗黒の大陸, Pashifikku Rimu Ankoku no Tairiku [note1]) is an animated series produced and distributed by Legendary Television Studios and Polygon Pictures in association with Netflix.
If you are either aged 10-14 or a big Pacific Rim fan then this is for you, otherwise it's not that great. The animation is a bit all over the place, faces are good, mechs and kaijus are a bit weightless and floaty and characters are on the stiff side. This was definitely all done by hand, no motion capture.
There is no real romance in Pacific Rim, but there is love. Love is the very thing powering these Jaegers and allowing our pilots to save the world. It's just not the kind of love we're used to seeing, especially in such action-forward adventures.
Summary. Despite the success of the first Pacific Rim film, the sequel underperformed at the box office and received negative reviews, leading to the cancelation of Pacific Rim 3.
Oh Yes, if you want to enjoy the second part of Picific Rim then first one is must watch! You will get to know about Kaiju and other major characters who are there in second part as well.
Pacific Rim takes a cool concept for a story, Monsters vs Machines and entwines a human element (the pilots) to result in a really fun extravaganza. The movie is not deep but has enough story to piece together the fighting sequences.
Parents need to know that this futuristic action drama with a heart is equal parts Rocky and RoboCop. There are tons of brutal (if gripping) scenes of robot combat, some of which gets pretty intense. And it's not just the robots who get into brawls; a beating leaves a key character bloodied.
