Pacific Rim: Introducing Gipsy Danger - Jaeger Pilot Suit Up Scene - (4K HD)
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- Pacific Rim: Introducing Gipsy Danger - Jaeger Pilot Suit Up Scene.
Pacific Rim is a 2013 American science fiction monster film directed by Guillermo del Toro and starring Charlie Hunnam, Idris Elba, Rinko Kikuchi, Charlie Day, Burn Gorman, Robert Kazinsky, Max Martini, and Ron Perlman. The screenplay was written by Travis Beacham and del Toro from a story by Beacham. The film is set in the future, when Earth is at war with the Kaiju,[a] colossal sea monsters which have emerged from an interdimensional portal on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. To combat the monsters, humanity unites to create the Jaegers,[b] gigantic humanoid mechas, each controlled by at least two pilots, whose minds are joined by a mental link. Focusing on the war's later days, the story follows Raleigh Becket, a washed-up Jaeger pilot called out of retirement and teamed with rookie pilot Mako Mori as part of a last-ditch effort to defeat the Kaiju.
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I love how this film is 8 years old and still looks like it just came out
2020-2013=7
For me it looks better then before
Gotta say this movie still one of my fav,i even buy the dvd 2 or 3 times just to rewatch the battles,and gipsy's introduction
Boi u from the future? if its 8 years ago that means this year is 2021 XD
@@Sims64340 Sắc Dụcyegvrjwie
Now THIS is how to introduce a giant freaking Mech in a movie
Nothing but complete awesomeness!! I think I'm gonna cry...
It is called a Hager’s
I mean jager
@@guillermoenriquealvarado1580 thank you Sherlock. Even in the title there is the name😑😑😑
ha this dumbass correcting us thinking we're stupidity kids
An unappreciated part of this film is how it makes the background characters look absolutely badass. The two men who accompany the brothers into the Con Pod and help them set up look lean and mean, and it makes the whole movie feel more like a team effort.
Why are so many people mad about the sequel??
Because I don't remember Pacific Rim having a sequel.
Dude, you deserve a freaking like lmao.
True
Sequel never came out.
How could be a sequel made without guillermo del toro.
True Pacific rim fan knows that ""the sequel"" never happened
@@RANDOMstuffanimation Right on spot.
@@RANDOMstuffanimation The sequel is garbage, they just killed the most interesting character in the franchise.
This movie is the perfect culmination of Gundam robot, Godzilla monsters and Power Rangers action and music, with the dark, impact and realism of Guillermo Del Toro.
This is a freaking 11/10.
Not to forget the Evangelion feeling
Its a love letter to the Mecha fans :D
What about transformers too
@@Jdne199311
*Tokusatsu and Mecha Anime fans.
This movie its 80% Evangelion
I will never acknowledge that this movie has a sequel. They took Del Toro's vision and gutted everything....EVERYTHING, that made this movie so awesome. Left us with power rangers 2.
Can not agree more, man. CAN NOT AGREE MORE!!!!!!
You can thank the chinese for that.
They ruined it.
@@swordlogic1157 Completely and utterly.
They turned Del Toro's pure love and tribute for giant robots/monsters into a mindless soulless toy movie....i can only imagine his heartbreak watching uprising.
Pacific Rim: Men and Women risking their lives saving the world
Uprising: Teenagers in transformers mech having fun by destroying buildings
Uprising :
This helmet smells like feet
Dont mess with my toppings
"Scrapper"
Swords are useless
Dude pixel this comment is so great
"How many buildings is this thing gonna take?"
.
Yeah, I'd rather side with the kaiju this time...I mean you're destroying more than the kaiju
True...👍..the two main characters just a smart ass kids trying looks cool and professional..plus that skinny asian chick came from nowhere piloting garbage dwarf jaeger...😠😠
Yeah, Pacific Rim Uprising is Power Rangers+ Transformers and some nonsense in it
This is 2018, and this scene still epic as f**k.
Fuck you
Dude this movie way better than the last several giant robot movies we've had for the past years.
It’s so nice that GLADOS found employment after aperture
It's 2020 and still this is epic movie!
Nitesh Manjarekar absolutely
"Pacific Rim gets old"
Said no one ever. I love this movie 👌
I never noticed it but at 1:45 you can actually see the back door being covered presumably to protect it. That's awesome.
good spot
I think it’s so water can’t enter the cockpit
Yah, I kinda wish there showed it better, and it's not obscured by some "crane arm thingy". And maybe have the shot last a bit longer for the audience to visually register what just happened. It's no big deal but... would've been a little cool detail for everyone to notice.
@@DirtySam0410 personally, I think it was fine they didn’t put much focus on it. After all, it’s overall inconsequential to the story. All we have to know is that they closed the door on the connpod and it’s now secured.
"she loved me, her boyfriend not so much" best line in the film
Deltoro said in the special features, I believe, that he made everything look worn down on purpose instead of looking all shiny and new. The wear and tear is supposed to show how long these Jeagers have been in use and how often they've been used in battle. Notice how some of the walls inside the com-pod have little scratches, paint wearing down and some rusty patches too.
A very good decision on his part
And then, there's uprising
@@jonde3 well... Most part it's kind of representating the military industrial complex and how peacetime army treat their equipment as... Cost cutting and cock sucking where possible.
No wonder why gipsy was slow during his fight against knifehead.
@@jonde3 because in Uprising, the yeagers never use in a fight with the kaiju. After the base Raid, you can actually see some black ashes on Jipsy chest because of the jeep that got throw
Fun fact about the cockpit. Everything you see, including the harnesses they're strapped into, are all real. The only thing that isn't real are the devices their feet are hooked into. That's a treadmill.
Harnesses alone weigh a good 300 pounds. Each.
The spine thingy was awesome
@@sheepherd2210 I'm still wondering if the moving parts were real or cgi. Maybe puppetry? Regarding the spine
Furion Max I know the jeager itself was a person in a costume aswell as the kiju......
@@atomicrc5189 lmao waht?
Didn't you watch the movie? They even say it.
"All the jeagers are digital!"
Infact there are i think 6 different Gipsy danger models before fights,after fights, during fights, during rain etc.
@@furionmax7824 real
I really like how close they made it to real life, like the details that the resources used for the mecha were pretty old during this scene. It's not too futuristic in a way that it looks completely fictional, you can sort of believe that the materials they used building the Jaeger was what is only available during their time.
I remember my best buddy in College asked me to watch this movie together at Cinema when it came out and i said no because i thought it would be another cheap Gundam Rip-off.. Never before i've been so wrong in my life.
Wrong movie. Should've done that to uprising.
@@dixcelpixel yup, definitely should've done that to the "Sequel", not to this Timeless Masterpiece. :/
@@dixcelpixel did y'all hold hands and slowly kissed with tongue?
I'm totally kidding lmao
I'm a Gundam fan too, and I feel sorry to you haven't watch Pacific Rim at cinema.
:( I promise you would have a best 2 hours of cinematic experience in your whole life!
You have to apologize.
I miss the old director
yeah, the new one cant have the same touch as Del Toro.... shame
@@mch5546 they had potential , but the movie was ruined by the cringy teen characters and the jeagers physics
Me too😌
@@sycky teen characters ruined all movies..
Yeah Maco gets killed by some bullshit and they don't give a fuck to explain where did Riley go
NOW THIS IS PACIFIC RIM. Not some childish Kid pilot Bullshit.
The yellow liquid flowing down inside their helmet is awesome. So many details and lots of efort can be seen inside this movie. So epic
still havent worked out what that stuff was for, still rule of cool applies
@@benjackson8731 I read something about the fluid that it seemingly assists with the neural uplink.
That shit is so evangelion ,lmao
It's a Gel that helps them communicate better with each other through the neural net. "Data relay gel"
the problem with with uprising is that was many things pacific rim isint, uprising colorful and fast paced, rim was dark gritty and took its time to introduce some of the characters, and yes pacific rim had actual proffesional pilots in the mechs while uprising got some teenagers in a bunch of robots that moved like it was just some dude in a costume.
Well.....all of the mechs and kijus are people in costumes
Atomicrc Ah the good old power rangers franchise
Yea
The fact that up rising put less detail on the mechas and gears makes it less amusing
It also the feel. Pacific rim was like a surviers movie where every battle mattered and every loss hurt. The jeagers were super weapons designed to salvage humanity and were piloted by the best of the best. In uprising they were destroying cities as if it is a video game. Jeagers aren't considered as those weapons that entire nation put effort in building and a mere teenager can build one and are used as like future tanks. And teenagers are piloting the yeagers. Like pacific rim was a masterpiece and uprising was knockoff anime
artyom 1457 also idc that the jeagers were advanced.....but uprisings jeagers didn't have the same....weight I guess......in the original you could basically feel everything.....in uprising......
Sound of machines taking place, powerful and heavy movements of a gigantic robot...
Just perfect. This scene is 10/10.
This, this is the closest thing we ever got to a live action gundam film! Hopefully the upcoming gundam film is as good as (or better than) this.🔥 Please legendary, don't mess this up😭
ready player one gundam also good example
@@haruglory6409 oh yea I agree, that scene is also what makes them wanted to make a live action film
@FiKRYZ their may be some hope about that good gundam film, it’s being co-produced by Sunrise, the studio that actually owns the rights to the franchise. And the films head writer is apparently some guy responsible for some of the better comic books of this decade.
Writing a plot and directing a movie are two different seas, sometimes you see a good plot but terrible directing and story telling and vice versa like in uprising. Put people with passion on it, and understand how shits done right, not just working for money i guess
This is NGE rip off. if its Gundam they wouldn't fighting monster but each others in space.
this scene alones is completely better than all Uprising movie tho
Agreed.
Guitars Cover's Kevin I will never forgive the makers of Uprising.
@@Pokanika amen broh!!!...pac rim 1 is freaking awesome!!!
@@saraleal6333 only the music is completely better than Uprising
There is no sequel.
Can someone tell me why a movie that came out a decade ago, has WAY BETTER graphics than most movies today?? This was stunning, epic, looks way more realistic AND STILL is!
I remember after watching this movie, the theme song keep repeating in my head for days.
Years,it's still on repeat in my head at least twice a day xD
Lol I downloaded it years ago. I have changed several phones since. But, I always carry my music from one device to another. Been listening to the masterpiece for years. And it still gets me pumped up every time it comes on.
It repeats every day in a year for me
Yeah,same dude
I'd barely heard of this movie at the time and mostly dismissed it as schlock. One day I found myself at the mall with nothing to do... looked at the available movies, this was the only thing that looked entertaining for a couple of hours.
God damn, I was caught off-guard by how bloody amazing the film was. I was expecting typical dumb Michael Bay-tier trash but what I got was a genre masterpiece. It's one of those few pieces of media that, given the opportunity, I would refuse to change anything about. Del Toro knew exactly what kind of movie he wanted to make, and executed it perfectly.
I was humming that theme tune all the way home. My parents looked at me weird when I tried telling them about this amazing movie with giant robots punching aquatic aliens.
Remember when it took an entire team of people each with years of experience to prep and operate a jaeger?
Now it can be done with some teenagers and a few supporting characters
With some teenagers that didn't even finish their fing training....
atleast the teenagers got there rear ends handed to them, whilst the ACTUAL PROFESIONALS didn't, for a time
That's basically Evangelion and everyone loves it 🤷♂️ i don't see people hating it
@@Jaav117 different target audience
@@electrohalo8798 they bc the movie turned into a teenager movie where everything is possible to teens bc Yes
2:13 the amount of chills this moment gives me is over the top
A decade has already passed and this scene still not only hold up well, but also is one of the badass introduction of live action giant robots
Looking back, I appreciate Pacific Rim even more. This scene alone made everything look more advance instead of that CGI PR2
Pacific Rim: Where men cried
Uprising: Where men pissed
yeah, Pissed on how they just killed off Mako so effortlessly. lol. She was equally the best part of the franchise.
where men pissed laughing
Uprising: Where men demand a refund
But uprising has the new awesome jeagers
@@paperbox47akahouseofmadnes23 this comment looks like it was written by a child
Still, remember the first time I watched this in theaters, we all loved it. Such an awesome film.
Guillermo del torro is God when it comes to monsters and mech, I mean look at this man
Del toro , neil bloomkamp , james cameroon is god for science fiction director
What made this film so amazingly magical was how much of it was practical. That's how you add weight to a film
Giant Mechs vs Monsters! This movie has everything I could want!
The thing that bothers me about both PR movies, is that they both end without a single Mech left intact. Nothing survives these movies, though PR remains a much better movie than Uprising IMHO (but that's expected generally sequels don't surpass their original movie, except where Marvel's "Avengers" movies are concerned of course... IMHO).
@@MShrader211 another reason why Pacific Rim should've been left as a standalone. If they needed a sequel, they needed Del Toro.
@@yerman0564 2 years late but del torro planned to participate in the production of the sequel, He eventually left the project and it resulting in the garbage heap that was uprising
This scene alone puts the entire uprising movie to shame. This movie despite being the prequel looks more advance than the latter.
2020 and the visual is still damned stunning! We urged Del Toro to make a sequel please!
I totally geeked out in the theater during that scene. The ultimate "Man" movie - mechs, kaiju, awesome battles, cute Japanese girl. Life was good back then.... :)
It's 2020 8 years later and this movie is still fucking awesome and so underrated
Animan 86753 I agree
You can size up the magnitud of this freaking machine..!! even feel the cold, rusty metal of what the mech is made of. Amazing scene. Hope someone take it upon the responsability to make a real sequel that lives up the expectections this only scene created.
I love how, just in case you didn't realize how large the jaeger is, you see it dwarfing a huge helicopter in flight as it's wheeled out of its hangar.
The soundtrack makes this scene more BadAss 🤙
the amount of details in this clip is stunningly realistic.
They really made us believe that Gipsy Danger is real
2:15 is such a badass the sounds are so satisfying
What's so excellent about Pacific Rim is that it really makes us *feel* the scale! These aren't just massive robots, they're unbelievably heavy and complicated machines operated and maintained by an entire facility which is itself funded by a joint program supported from the entire world. When it move, all that impact follows. It's slow, absorbs the impacts as its' dispersed along the many mechanical joints in the body. It's not an action hero, or a gundam, or anything like that. It's a massive fucking machine!
I especially love the steady, upscaling when we're introduced to the first true jaeger interaction. We start with two humans walking along, the suiting up, then a big bulkhead door, then the interior of the head, still following the perspective of the humans. We see them walk in and observe the true size of this interior, just before we see the head from the outside for the first time. Just the head! And it already looks massive! At this stage we begin to feel the inertia of this sibstantial upscalling, as "The Drop" occurse. The massive mechanical component descends at an accelerating pace, and slows down prematurely before contact, indicating to the viewer that this is something incredibly heavy. As it conncets we see the same thing; inertia, inertia, inertia, constant wobbling of parts absorbing all the movement and energy that is at play, the head slowly turning, the hatches closing, everything!
After this point we are presented with the coor powering up, now showing us the head clearly in proportion to the torse, showing just how small said head is in comparison. But we don't get to see the whole jaeger yet. Instead we focus on the abundance of humans and workings around the Jaeger, again making sure to display to us just how massive they are. Finally as Gipsy leaves the Anchorage Shatterdome (IIRC), we get our first proper shot of the whole thing. At this point the head of the Jaeger, which had earlier been shown as massive, is but a little part of the massive contraption, but thanks to the excellent directing, we are able to understand the true size of this monster!
Scenes like these are what made the first movie much much better than the second
This film will remain one of the best monster movies ever made. Such a shame it didn't get a sequel.
2:16 the nuclear startup tho.
Yeah, but for me the part were they were walking in the ocean in the rain was epic.
The part they drop the yaeger. I like that one too
@@corneliuselbourne1044 "There are things you can't fight: acts of God. You see a hurricane, you get out of the way.
But when you're in a Jaeger.
Suddenly you can fight the hurricane.
And you can win."
@@Nightmarc369 that part.
daaaamn this thing is still giving goosebumps in 2021. One of the best movies I watched as a kid
2:23 I love that sounds. It alerts kaijus saying 'fuxx, get outta my way'
2:11 i miss those days when florescent lights flicker when you switch them on. I never thought it could add coolness factor into this scene.
Best part about this is the realism of the state of the equipment. It is beaten and worn with missing paint. Shows it has been used and abused in countless missions just like real machinery. Not super clean, brand new and shiny.
I like how obviously this is advanced mecha tech but there still something gritty feeling about it even how their suits don’t look brand new just these little details that add to the realism
It’s nice that GLaDOS found work after aperture
Aperture is still a thing,
Just hidden from the world.
apparently they decided to tweak how the voice sounded in case it was too distracting for portal fans
Badass intro ✅
Badass suitup✅
Badass looking machine✅
Badass sound track, oh ffing yes✅
Man every time, every time goosebumps.
They kept it simple, and awesome. Has that raw feeling to it.. this is amaizing
This blew my mind when I saw it first time,actually it still does. Being a MECHA fan,oh god😍😍😍
0:50 love that scene
Scene that drop my tear
Epic
It is so freaking weird. All of this buildup, showing how powerful the Jaegars are, and just how freaking beautiful Gipsy is. And Gipsy is the first one we see get it's @$$ handed to it in a platter.
this is such an amazing way to show just how outclassed humans are in this movie.
I never imagined that the guy who directed Pan's Labyrinth also directed this movie. They're two very different genres but del Toro somehow nails the visuals in both of them, as well as the story.
I absolutely love the old-school tech feel of the inside of the old Jaegers. They just didn't recreate that old-fashioned rough-and-tumble asthetic in Uprising.
My goosebumps.exe has hanged after watching this...EPIC AF
the words like "kick some asses" or "screw you" make me feel comfortable about the old movies
Remember this came out before the Xbox one and PS4 were released. And iPhones weren’t so expensive.
When a director knows how to use a CG team. As a 3d artist this movie still brings the kid out in me.
2:32
The tractor that shuttles Gipsy Danger towards the ocean has the US flag stenciled on it, as well as the insignia for the Jaegers it's tasked with shuttling. If you look closely, Romeo Blue's insignia is painted on the tractor
I think romeo blue and gipsy danger is on a same shatterdome?
@@Whatcountryisthis260 probably
During this both Gipsy and Romeo blue were deployed not sure what that has to do with the insignia but maybe it does at the same time?
@@micahw8506 probably because the Jaeger tractor has the insignia for all the Jaegers it services
The product of pure childhood passion; this film needs a cinema re-release.
I have never watched Pacific rim but looking at this I can see its gonna be good
If you stop from the first movie, "Pacific Rim" is already a legend
“girls often act soft and weak around guys they like”
Girls around me:
I dont get it
Fatty boom boom
@@veganspaghetti2688 bruh
@@achikna921 ??
@@youraveragesecuritysergean7247 Please explain joke
The whole Cinema shouted at this scene!!! Epic AF!
You can definitely see where Guillermo Del Toro's evangelion inspiration went lol. I love this scene, and when I watched evangelion for the first time I knew something looked familiar.
Guillermo: Don't inspire me in Evangelion.
Simps like you: coPy Of eVanGeliOn
tusk act IV he said classic mecha anime like mazinger Z and suit up scenes from Eva were a big inspiration on the universe and visuals.
@@mrmonsterhunter808 Lol doesn't
@@mrmonsterhunter808 He said he wasn't currently born in that generation and actually had a bigger connection to old series like megaman
Still AWESOME!
I wish Guillermo del Toro would have continued with this gem
yeah I still prefer part one .... the slow-mo fights were epic
Ngl... I really love gipsy's nuclear and the start up sound 2:15
I love this more then uprising
It look big , heavy , and it to damn cool
Pacific Rim: *Gipsy Danger* ready for the big drop.
Damn that was good!!
Uprising: I said fire everything you've got!
lol
This movie is so much better than Transformers
i wouldnt say
Transformers A. K. A Pacific rim 2 (q. q why did it have to suck)
@Porrrnesian ParrrapioSo Sorry bro I don't think so feels quite boring to me, I prefer the 2007 TF then the rest of them.
This keeps appearing in my recommendation but I watch it every time
Now, somebody put some real effort into a film
Maxwell Wellmax The thing is that Pacific Rim profited greatly at the box office, so I don’t see the problem here.
Maxwell Wellmax It bombed in the US, but saw massive success in about every other market.
All I can say is Del Toro besides Clint Eastwood is my favorite director everything with that man is gold
PacRim Cinematic team: "Hey can i copy your homework?"
Starcraft 2 Wings of Liberty: "sure just change it at little so it doesn't look too obvious"
no?
2iq
Gypsy danger going to the water : that is so cool.
The brothers walking like a badass with the music in leather gypsy danger jackets: Hold my beer.
Keep uploading content great videos😻
This movie was awesome, dumb awesome!
It's just TOO BAD IT STILL DOESN'T HAVE A SEQUEL
As someone else commented
_Pacific Rim never had any sequel_
2:00-2:14 it is satisfying to see that all mechanisms are together
Are those technicians tightening allen/flathead fasteners with a hex socket at 0:27???
Being drift compatible actually meant something in this movie and was really important, in uprising it literally meant nothing
Fun fact:The cockpit is a real cockpit.. they builded it
So many problems in that sentence
@@ishaangupta4125 🤣🤣
I’d pay anything to give one of those Conn-pods a go! The ultimate VR experience
I assume English may not be your mother tongue. Learn it well mate. Good luck
Their uniforms, the lighting, everything is just pristine.
Go Gipsy!
Yeah, Gipsy Danger is the best Jaeger! Striker Eureka is cool too, same with Crimson Typhoon
@@Hadfield15 you can't forget the Cherno-Alpha the brutal Jaeger that beats the shit out of a kaiju with her bare hands
Striker Eureka is the newest jaeger (Mark 5) in that movie, that's why it looks so cool.
This is the most underrated movie. Far better than all Transformers excluding part-1.
I don't want to know how it feels when your head itches and you're in one of those suits
Style of Ender lmao
Imagen the Jager trying to scratch its head XD
@@wollypanda lmao XD
The robot design, the nuclear reactors on the chest and how the robot head was assembled were all so damn sick
My man Cesar's got to places after his stint with CJ in San Andreas..
Seeing this scene puts a smile on my face every single time
I just want to point out that this scene is supposedly in 2020 - it was foretold - the year it all went wrong!
We should have listened!
All we are now missing is monsters from another dimension, coming to earth from a crack in the ocean.
I need more stories of Pacific Rim in this period, those huge&Slow&Powerful mechs, not some gundam
Oh!
If they ever decided to unpack this Universe? They wouldn't have to produce any other Mecha/Kaiju franchises.
For those that don't know, The Pacific Rim Universe does in fact have a Universe "Bible". There's a long historical timeline just loaded with characters, action, events, drama, mystery and intrigue all written out by Guillermo del Toro and Writer/franchise creator,Travis Beacham.
According to Beacham some 50+ Jaeger pilots fought in the 12-year War. We only met 12 in Pacific Rim.
And yes, this is to go along with close to 30(!) built Jaegers. Again, we met a handful in the movie.
If you've never Read it, check out the graphic novel written by Travis Beacham himself *PACIFIC RIM: TALES FROM YEAR ZERO* and learn about the Mother & Father of the Jaeger program; a particularly fascinating little soap-opera unto itself that I want to see presented on the screen.
Also, google "An Yuna & Pan Soo Yi" A Pacific Rim story I desperately want to see presented in some format.
1:30 turn on Subtitles 😂😂
Marshall pentacost dawn dead?!?!😂
Did you drop sir Marshall pentecost dawn dead😂😂
Aakash kumar lmao
damn you captions you spoiled it
Secure the comp hard I'm getting ready to drop😂
A man's got to do what a man's got to do my brother for some reason after he said that line I felt like I was supposed to hear giggity at the end LOL