Godaizer. Giant Robot vs Monster Animated Short. Full Length 19 min version.

[@templarknight5519]

Reminds me of those old super robot anime like mazinger z, voltes v, Voltron etc i really enjoyed the idea of the robot begin portrayed as beacon of hope to the people back in the day a concept executed in right way

[@wright534]

Nice tribute to the classic "giant robo" shows and a worthy addition to the genre in itself. The father and son's relationship is conveyed with no real dialogue, just visuals; a difficult thing to pull off. I also like how the rise and fall of the dad's career as inventor / hero is shown via the articles on the bulletin board. An entire heroic era compressed into a few briefly-glimpsed words and images.

[@jonathanporter5223]

It's 2018 and I just saw this gem of a short animation now? Man, I must of been living under a rock! This is gold right here! What a awesome Robot vs Giant Monster story. The non dialog really made the focus on the visuals even better. A good story is sometimes told better through imagery rather than through words. Job well done!

[@hilscreate]

Jonathan Porter cheers for the kind words. glad you enjoyed it.

[@dewfall56]

Me too, just saw it today in Dec 2018. Awesome story. Augmented man vs. monster. The human spirit always wins. Why? Because when things are worst, we are at our best.

[@bozobozo9164]

Its 2023 now and I just saw this

[@NWViewer1]

This is my impression of those two. The son is actually really proud of this father. He's just not too happy with what's become of him. The Dad is really proud of his son. He just doesn't know how to show it. Do you guys think I'm close?

[@chriscooper654]

Think you nailed it. They're both solitary and socially awkward, but they care deeply about each other. And this subtlety is shown entirely without speech; wonderful!

[@5mi13y9]

Right on

[@Chief_5]

I thought that was his grandpa preparing him to take up the profession of his father who was killed by a monster.

[@ms-06-zzetagundam11]

@@Chief_5 That sounds like another pretty solid idea

[@dmurray417]

Pixar couldn't have done it better ! Love the flying fists and the expanding javelin and I think this is the first time I never heard the hero yell out his finishing move before executing the enemy.

[@joanthorington3593]

Superb animation y'all !!!

[@lorenza4515]

❤

[@persistentdreams]

Love how much information and emotion is conveyed with no dialogue. Well done!

[@vernalc2449]

What a fantastically fun fantasy film! WELL DONE! Absolutely no dialogue needed-you captured everything in the expressions.

[@w4shep]

Deep down, this is how every young man wishes he could make his dad proud.

[@professorroundbottom438]

I've been watching loads of animation today. Some of it is beautiful, some of it is deeply insightful, some is pretentious and some tries way too hard and still falls short. This is just fun! And it still has great visuals, a real story, and character development. Well done!

[@KletosMinistries]

i belong to that era as well. Its refreshing to see a new take on an old classic genre. The stylized animation compliments well to the realistic renders.

[@CommanderGalos]

Man... talk about reluctant heroes! Or should it be burn-out heroes? Lots of history without saying one word. Brilliant! And of course, that 'Old School Robot' feeling. Nothing of those Neural Linking, Synaptic Interface, Miomer Connections or anything of that jazz. Good old switches and levers, simple hydraulics and plain reinforced crystal on the cockpit. All reliant on the pilot's will and courage. Thanks for bringing back that classic feeling!

[@whotoinfinity]

Loved how the corkboard was used, via news clippings to give the history of the bots... brilliant!

[@lorenza4515]

🎉😂☮️💚🇪🇦

[@dagrizz-ek4ih]

I must admit it was nostalgic and newly exciting at the same time. On top of that no dialog and no dialog needed!

[@ธนาแก้วสุวรรณ510เลขที่12]

Same

[@jeffreygray4670]

Now that was old school FUN! Loved the whole thing. It was so cool with no dialog, just a musical score and great animation. I especially love the levers inside the robot. Really well done and a great watch. Thank you so much.

[@hilscreate]

thank you. glad you enjoyed it.

[@jeffreygray4670]

Where did you find it? I love Japanese Animation.

[@MrAshura17]

I love this. The animation is definitely showing its age, but it was amazing for an independent project a decade back.

[@MassimoMasotti]

Congratulations... not only for the mechanical and character designs, but also for the sophisticated choice of silences and expressiveness.

[@hilscreate]

+Massimo Masotti thank you. glad you enjoyed it.

[@Axgoodofdunemaul]

+Massimo Masotti I want to add my appreciation of this work to yours. This is a sophisticated and classy addition to the genre.

[@TheBobby416]

I feel free speech all over this.

[@วันดีมะหะหมัด-ฏ5ฆ]

เล็กรักดวงนะค่ะ

[@christopherjennings2830]

Who needs dialog when you have great animation, monsters, and giant robots! This is great!

[@Buppier]

Not a huge fan of 'bad guy creature for no particular reason', movies, but I did like this one. The story, telling without dialogue, the care given to the faces, details, the music, all came together to create a work that compliments the efforts. Bravo! Great sound track, too, no probs here. And, yes Gigantor, and Godzilla, whose influences have endured decades!

[@matthewatkinson9072]

Alien escapes from evil imprisonment, only to be executed by vigilante with mommie issues! But seriously, this is an amazing movie, following on as a worthy successor in the tradition of Godizlla & deserving of more recognition than it's yet received.

[@konradsiemon9336]

Apart from them constantly talking, I loved it! 😋Thanks for the love, love to see what is next oof! 😘💕

[@KingOfAllAnimals]

Bad ass! SIMPLY Bad Ass! This was Gr8 stuff! Not a word was said either! The way the characters animated did all the talking.This was simply brilliant animation!

[@outtheboxkenya9227]

To all these critics.....let me see your track sheet. If you don't have anything nice to say zip it. GREAT WORK GUYS,LOOKING FORWARD TO BETTER FILMS..KEEP IT UP.

[@unit_43]

One thing is hate, another thing is Constructive Criticism, to all ignorants out there.

[@unaeruditi]

I though Ultra Man and Johnny Soko

[@ronaldbush9587]

outthe boxkenya if you don’t want criticism don’t publish. If you don’t know what your audience doesn’t like then how do you improve. Mean spirited trolls show their lack of maturity and need not reply to anyone’s work.

[@toussaintchivars9005]

Excellent!! Old school! No unnecessary shiny object moments, easy to follow! Please make more!!!!

[@mitzyismad]

Great characters, wonderful understatement, brilliant rendition. Forget the criticism of smoke, light etc. A piece of art on it's own merits. Just loved everything about it.

[@wread42]

I really enjoyed this. I paused it several times to ogle the patched up details of the robot silo. No dialogue was a really great choice. The dad was excellent. Strong, strong work.

[@hilscreate]

thanks. glad u liked it...

[@kadijabenkalifa7340]

vu

[@DrSigma24-7]

Awesome! It takes me back to Johnny Socko and Giant Robot! Yes, i'm an old geek, and this was wonderful. Well done, guys. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@glen7228]

That's exactly what I thought the second the boy walked past the uniform. I couldn't get home fast enough so I could watch Johnny Sokko!

[@DrSigma24-7]

@@glen7228, you certainly must be a person of quality, taste, and intelligence! :)

[@BenFrankarts]

Love it when the kid just shakes his head while watching the monster lay waste to the city like "these monsters never learn" LOL

[@tangwoonthai]

no, this is the "those bio guys never learn" look from physics guy.

[@trainfan-ks5hk]

I actually think the monster is one of the leftover aliens if you saw/paid attention to the news clippings

[@ธนาแก้วสุวรรณ510เลขที่12]

@@tangwoonthai Lol

[@ematute]

I bow my head in great admiration. This short was too awesome!!! I only hope more people could see it and feel the exitement of the fight scenes. Boy this was great! I hope the people involved won a lot of awards.

[@cesaralbarrangomez9472]

That's the old school way dude thanks hornes up!!!!!!!

[@josephbrady8701]

Evil Overlord Tip No. 999: If I ever create a monster, Step 1 would be to build a system that can uncreate it in a hurry. Evil Overlord Tip No. 1,000: If it becomes necessary to contain my monster, I would not waste money building a containment system. That never works. Instead, Step 2 Iwould be to reallocate the containme funds to building a back up uncreation system. Evil Overlord Tip No. 1,001: If I create a monster, I will make sure I have a fully functional, well maintained escape pod in case Step 1 and Step 2 both fail. Congratulations on a well-executed video.

[@josephbrady8701]

I hate touch screen keyboards.

[@hilscreate]

me too

[@knightflyte]

I really enjoyed that. Loved the pacing. Loved the animation. Loved the creature and the Mech. I really found that the water color style added a dimension to the movie. Well done.

[@Spacelord2525]

This is really great! I loved the lack of dialogue, the way everything was communicted with meaningful glances and implication.

[@abluba]

ultramen, spectreman, evangelion, gundam, thousands of giant robots in the past pop culture. It´s a tribute, not a copy. Inform yourself.

[@MasterYoda389]

The character models are shoddy but can't ignore the use of silence, it's pretty good.

[@gekisou]

Loved this. It had such an old school feel to mecha anime. Also, it was well written enough that you did not need dialogue but you still knew what the characters' emotions were. But come on, Singapore is not big enough to have a monster/mecha fight. No way we have a big enough area for that to happen without more collateral damage. But that is a minor distraction. If I had one problem, it was the sound of the monster and mecha hitting each other, there was not enough weight to their impacts, soundwise. However, the rest of the sound and music design were awesome.

[@hilscreate]

ah.. but its not the singapore we know. in this version, the gasworks are still around, there are still kampongs.. And there are storage warehouses for old robots..

[@antennahead-official9524]

All I can say is that this is a great representation of 70s/80s era giant robots. Also please have more.

[@lorenza4515]

❤

[@CurtisFerrington]

A beautiful and fun short, particularly if you grew up watching giant monsters and robots fight, and no dialog could have enhanced it. Everything that needed to be said was handled with the visuals. Too often with movies, shorts and features, the storytellers use dialog as a crutch to convey parts of the story because they don't have the skills to tell it visually. But this was completely understandable without one word spoken and by that puts it head and shoulders above many other. It shows the people who worked on this project really understand their medium and have a bright future if they choose to pursue a career in the visual storytelling markets.

[@hilscreate]

Curtis Ferrington Glad you enjoyed it.

[@toptobottom247]

I would love to see a updated reboot of Johnny Sako and The Giant Robot in CGI mixed with real actors and brand new up to date situations.

[@garychandler4296]

I agree with you, although it could have been so much better if these giants had movements like giants, instead of actually very quick humans. Also, the scales were off a lot, for instance when coming down the highway, one foot should have covered it shoulder to shoulder instead of looking like a sidewalk stroll.

[@lionelk.1739]

Man... I never knew middle school had such creative talent. All I can say is, WOW!

[@josephward2484]

it seemed there was a bad history with the godaizer in the past of the old man. things got lower and lower on payments and the godaizers help just didnt seem needed anymore. so it got a bit run down. it seemed like the kid was taking the old mans place in training. just in-case something happened. or...in memory of good ol days. but at the end it seemed more then that. it seemed like he was looking for a final way to put the godaiser aside. and at the end it seemed like he did^^; a rather nice lawn ornament^^; otherwise well constructed and the plot devices were used well considering there were no voices you were still able to tell a story in such a long length without direct telling of it. great piece of work

[@stufaryde8819]

A delightful monster scrapper. I liked this a lot more than that bloody Pacific Rim movie.

[@MrKONFLIK]

Who says you need actors and vocals to make GREAT movies? Fantastic job! I love the whole Anime Gundam Meets Anime Godzilla In 3D feel you gave to it! The destroyed tanks... AWESOME idea to use "animated" smoke. Overall the best animated "silent" short I've EVER seen, and I watch A TON! Keep up the great work!

[@AndyZach]

Great drama. It has echoes of Astroboy, Iron Giant, and the Karate Kid, as well as Godzilla. The silences really developed the characters.

[@elboo3727]

Awesomeness!! Good plot. Nice transitions. Excellent on-time animation. Id give 5 stars

[@old-manparker6153]

Animation was too fast for creatures that big. When things landed - or crashed - they had no sense of weight, like they were made from styrofoam. Not a great monster design ; ok. Very nice robot design. Loved the special robotic attacks he could muster. Flying fists. Spring loaded spear - Sword in his forearm. Great stuff.

[@QuentinLars]

Awesome... would love to see a full length feature on this one.... origins of the Kaiju and development of the mechs to combat them following through the era of the newspaper clippings announcing the decline after the war... Pure storytelling at its best!

[@DaikaijuProductions]

There is always Pacific Rim, and the related comics.

[@CommanderGalos]

All 3 of them come from different sources (videogames, sci-fi books, scientific reports, etc.) but here are the explanations: 1.- Neural Linking: Artificial nerves imbedded in the cerebral cortex to "talk" directly with the onboard computer. 2.- Synaptic Interface: Electronic interface installed in the hypotalamus (brain's base) to mentally control the vehicles' systems without electronic computers. 3.- Miomer connections: Linking the spinal cord to artifical muscles to move an exoskeleton.

[@raguangel]

That remember me Ultraman and Mazinger-Z. Great Job !!!

[@MIKERSPIKE]

raguangel Pacific Rim aside from Ultraman.

[@Chrisshay111]

Wow. Great renders! Expressive characterization!! Super! Gigantorific!

[@NgaiOlaudah]

this is the second time I've seen this vid. And I love it each time! it's magnificent though an old sci-fi cinematic myth not from Japan but from China so far as I can tell. words need not be mouthed. it's quite nice. thank you.

[@valbain209]

Man don't mess with things you shouldn't be messing with. Reminds me of the old Japanese monster movies.

[@brunokerbaul3826]

Excellent film d'animation ! Malgré des textures assez simples, le travail des détails est remarquable Les moments de complicité entre les deux personnages principaux sont parfaitement compréhensibles, l'animation des visages pourtant minimaliste est extrêmement bien transcrite On comprend tout de suite malgré l'absence de paroles Pour les outils qui ont été utilisés pour réaliser ce film, je suis réellement bluffé par le résultat

[@hilscreate]

Merci

[@jeffbeall4685]

Our eyes speak vulumes. Expression is the foundation of this short. Love it.

[@stevemcall8813]

Few people post such negative comments. I liked this, if you think you can do better then do it. As the adage states, put up or shut up.

[@Phantanos]

It's been 4 years and I still say this is a wannabe: Negadon, monster from Mars. It was made years before this and done a lot better too! It's been put up, now shut up and watch it!

[@metallicserpant1480]

Hey zip it, lock it, put in your pocket. Phantanos.

[@Triggatra4258]

@@Phantanos are you fucking blind?? if you think you can do better than do better you prick!!!! otherwise shut the fuck up and watch another video

[@bwilliams463]

It would've been funny if the monster had destroyed the entire city while Godaizer was assembling itself. Seriously, though: this looks great. The long, silent father-son moments kind of killed the momentum, though.

[@hilscreate]

that assembly idea did crossed my mind as a gag. Might use it somewhere though. agree about the momentum could have been better. oh well. live and learn. cheers.

[@trainfan-ks5hk]

I love how the young man shakes his head like My God not this shit again. Will we ever see more of Godaizer?

[@vernalc2449]

I caught that, too. Still, today, man does not learn the lessons from the past!

[@trainfan-ks5hk]

@@vernalc2449 Actually I think the creature is an alien based on the news clippings in the first scene

[@L0LiDk]

The whole concept of robots vs monsters has been around for decades

[@fabianrios3021]

Despues de tantos años veo esto. Excelente, me encanto !!

[@hilscreate]

Gracias! Encantado de que lo hayas disfrutado.

[@hilscreate]

Thank you for kind words ! A geek fact for you. The design of the main robot in the short are more from the "Super Robot" Genre rather then the "Real Robot" genre. But I tried to keep it based more on reality as I could. The only reason being I loved the designs of the Super Robots more. but feel that the powers they have are too outlandish.

[@charlesdavis7087]

Notice the clock? The hour is coming when the most primitive parts of our being (the thalamic brain, the instincts) will have to face the rational (cortex, higher rational) parts of our being. When thesis meets antithesis, synthesis is inevitable as embodied in the young man. The real question is: which shall prevail and when? The story is both ancient and new. Thank you all for sharing. Beautifully done.

[@richardreinert6477]

Awww.... Just one little tactical nuclear weapon, launched from a jeep, no less, and the fearsome monster would be reduced to a little black cinder. why don't the military in these monster epics ever get serious. All that aside -Very well done!

[@anthonywilson735]

Probably because the nukes cause more collateral damage what with the long-term fallout and such. At least that was the reasoning for Pacific Rim.

[@richardreinert6477]

A good point.

[@Markis2bi4]

Richard Reinert That, and what action monster movies would exist if they all involved nuking the monster on sight within a time span of 10 minutes? We wouldn't have any of the Godzilla movies if that worked, or happened. Where's the fun in that?

[@richardreinert6477]

Well, you are right of course!

[@dididi3368]

Markis2bi4 Godzilla is invonerable to nukes hell he's invulnerable to blackholes he's been shot at with a blackhole cannon twice in one movie. only time nukes worked on him was when it was in his stomach of coarse he regenerated from that and showed up agian in Godzilla 2000 to fight orga

[@yanstev]

Nicely done. I particularly like the focus on previous generation, and the fact that the younger generation doesn't appreciate efforts and history of days past. If you ever expand on this film, I'd like to see more scenes where the kid is forced to study and train. Most hollywood type movies create the notion that heroics comes purely from luck and natural talent, whereas in real life it comes from discipline and work before the fight--which is way under appreciated.

[@hilscreate]

thanks for the suggestions. much appreciated. It was actually part of the storyboard earlier on. i.e why would the boy train vs why the old man would train him. If this is developed, further, the training part will definitely be a bigger part if it. cheers

[@kenkohogs9415]

全てのセンスがずば抜けてる💡 最高にエエんちゃう👍

[@lorenza4515]

🎉🎉❤

[@vernalc2449]

Still awesome three years later and worth watching again.

[@hilscreate]

cheers.

[@JosephLarson]

Great for what it was, but it could have really benefited from some dialog. When the robot was being assembled a little chatter could have really expressed the desperate nature of their situation. "But the right side attunement actuator..." "We'll have to use the ones from the Z16." "They've got a A13X coupling." "Use the conveyer we rigged for the UT8 and just remember you don't have elbow fumbling on that side." A few lines about how this is his first and only mission. Not a lot, I think a ton of story was told without it. Also a scratch on the boys had after would be good. Okay critic mode of. Good short.

[@hilscreate]

Hi, thanks very much for your comments. The challenge was to not need voices or dialog to articulate the story. On hindsight, some shots of tension on the faces of the characters during assembly would have conveyed the same emotional reaction. As for the injury after... We had a version where the boy got a huge bandage on his head but I decided that it distracts from the punchline of the huge gapping hole. And again on hindsight, that would have worked better. Next one will be better. Hopefully.

[@DJCalzar]

***** I disagree, not having any dialogue was what made for tension. I really liked this animation a lot. Especially the way it looked painted.

[@deyshmaka6829]

+hilscreate cf

[@paolopetrozzi2213]

It would have been really annoying, just another one like thousands, the same meaningless dialogue: "Z16... A13X... UT8... " ... how old are you? 5?

[@madderhat5852]

Fantastic. I could almost feel that Singapore sun burning down .

[@jder06]

Now that was great, I understood the story, and I liked the characters too.

[@allanmanahan3008]

jder06 then how is the guy still alive at the last part?

[@chrisgoyeah414]

I remember when I first watched this four years ago. A homage to classic Super Robots.

[@hilscreate]

thanks for coming back.

[@komkommmerman1737]

hilscreate Please change your profile picture

[@hilscreate]

Thank you for the comment, AwesomeCowface. (great name) I believe that humans 1st instinct is survival and then dominance quite simply as a extension of fear. History have shown that we will always try to create the more powerful, better weapon we can because if not, someone else will. If there are giant monsters that invaded earth and we defeated it, I will bet all my money that humans will try to replicate it as a safety measure.

[@JeanLucCaptain]

Thank you for making such beautiful works of love! The small films industry is showing the Disney's of the world that they CANNOT have their way.

[@fernandochavez4312]

I’ve watched this several times. Enjoyed it every time! 👍

[@michalchik]

Very good nonverbal story telling, even without the news clips.

[@OURDANETAP1]

Excelente idea, redacta las antiguas historias roboticas de los 80, otro tipos de héroes de esa época muy resaltada por los anime.

[@ELCRlTlCO]

SUCH A CHILDHOOD FLASHBACK !!! GREAT FILM.

[@JohnDoe-zb8it]

For an independent movie it's pretty damn good. The monster is especially well animated. The only thing lacking is decent audio effects. The fight between two towering creatures that sounds like a light tap on the shoulder really mars the whole effort. Though i understand that it's not as easy to create decent sounds as one might think. Nevertheless, great effort.

[@dantewolf3594]

love how their body language help tell the story to this well done :)

[@hilscreate]

thank you for kind words... Actually tried to change the status on IMDB. But didnt figure how.. never mind. just glad people enjoyed it.

[@Woodivision]

That's a really good idea the robot would have a natural stance. Having mechanical Katas if you will but I do think an override option would be necessary. Having solid pre-programmed offensive, defensive, evasive, or projectile moves would be grand for most general situations but the rare times where the enemy is moving too quick for example you can kill the response in mid action and take full manual control of the machine turning evasive to offensive or defensive to projectile or whichever.

[@simonriate4736]

I wish I could make a series about this

[@em1osmurf]

best communication with no dialogue. well done!

[@sgecko7]

This was nice :o I liked the fight. I would have put metallic noises though, when the robot hits the ground and stuff like that, but overall it was a good short. Congratulations :D

[@chemxfan]

As a fan of #Spectreman & #JohnnySockoandtheGiantRobot as a kid, this filled a void - why it took so long for KZbin to recommend this to me, I'll never know. I just wish I could hit the like button more than once.

[@mrbishi1000]

I like the end, it looks like "wtf are we gonna do with that hole?" lol

[@PsudoShot]

it's not just if people like giant robot/monster movies. Generally speaking, it's just a very well done short.

[@jeffryshadwick6353]

But as usual the government has to keep the monster, test the monster & in the long run loose the monster due to their incompetence.

[@whoyoucallinpinhead1507]

Jeffry Shadwick well who else has the funds to study it ?

[@canemcave]

@@whoyoucallinpinhead1507 someone else has the money to build an ass kicking robot weighting many tons and powered by magic. Nothing short of a miracle compared to the toys the government could build with all those billions

[@JohnTLyon]

Damn!!! That's one baaaadass giant robot! **** stars!

[@hilscreate]

I can't wait too. I seen some of the footage at Comic Con and it looks Awesome!

[@leonardfischer305]

Oh, look! A giant monster. Hey, let's see if we can wake it up? Great little film :)

[@richardreinert6477]

BRAVO!

[@italaviloriadomingue2702]

Oh si

[@peterwisk6797]

Hilary this is still awesome. I just found your gem and found your comments on creative sincerity just wonderful. I hope you get to see this compliment after a decade has gone by? Thank you so much.

[@hilscreate]

thank you for the kind works, Peter. Cheers.

[@JERRYR708]

That was awesome! Very entertaining to watch.

[@CrossStCroix]

I could watch this graphic style forever. Just stunning.

[@mealex303]

This was fantastic!!!

[@thebanddroidzchannel6986]

this film was out standing !!!

[@Anonymous01959]

Anyone else notice that the missiles fired by the jet fighters were larger than the planes that fired them when they hit the monster?

[@lodnem9264]

yeah so funny!

[@donteatfishitsbadfor]

One of the first things i noticed lmao

[@frostvalencia5814]

чєαh

[@trainfan-ks5hk]

Monster repelling in a nutshell

[@DarrenC_1024]

the missiles are equipped with space compression technology, once it's fired the space compression will decompress and the missile will return to its original size. That's how you fight a 50m monster with a 10m jet fighter.

[@PankajKumar-cj9vw]

Wow The Better Big Robo boy Video. I hope Every One younger boy Robo protect to All Boys . 😮😮😯😯💓💞💕💯✨✨💯💪👍👌🤜🤛🤛🤜🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳.

[@InsaneCoasterPOVS]

Wow this is done before Pacific Rim!

[@dede9806]

But Pacific rim is like 3000000 times better !

[@VamosConLaPeli]

+dede9806 Pacific Rim is a very good very solid industrial production, but _this_ movie is _art_.

[@hilscreate]

+flightJazzCinema thank you.

[@budojon]

+InsaneCoasterPOVs no bro, pacific rim is the real action movie from the japanese anime "evangelion" , which already excists since 1995 !

[@Vladit0r]

By the way the made Pacific Rim or had the plans to make it at the same time

[@mrshrinstar7262]

.its been 6 years since i have watched this..... this just brings back memories

[@hopelessmusician8207]

Ahhhh so this is where pacific rim came from....i see

[@-ireuploadyourdeletedvideos]

lolno funny joke

[@TheBobby416]

There is hundreds of thousands of them. Oh so sorry. I mean alot of different robots giant robots.

[@lillyanneserrelio2187]

Pacific rim and its multi.million dollar budget was just put to shame by this 19min movie and its tiny budget. Hollywood can keep throwing millions at movies but a good script will always beat a big budget everyday of the week. Look at Star Wars for example. Those 3 prequels with Young Anakin cost over 100 million to make. To make that crap with Jar jar binks and a petulant winny Anakin whose acting and dialogue lines were PAINFUL to watch... Then go watch FAN MADE movies on KZbin. Their length is limited by copyright and Lucas but what they made within those 10-20min movies...was amazing and BETTER than the prequels. Fans LOVE the star wars universe. They craft a script out of love, NOT to appeal to as many potential movie goers as possible in an obvious cash grab because then you end up with a flashy film that is so topical it could be any franchise [replace names and it could be a Star trek film instead] and not something lovely from cannon lore. Fan films tell a story about STAR WARS, not current politics hidden in a film...Mary Sue

[@albertbennett3211]

Pretty awesome. The no dialog said more than if they had dialog. Beautifully done.