#since I've no professional experience or academic background in a lot of the relevant subjects/fields

[robotsprinkles]

okay

I'm sure someone's already done this and I've just missed it but

does anyone know where I can find like. a full breakdown of the differences between pacific rim and pr uprising?

regarding things from the difference in aesthetic, design philosophy, cinematography, animation, etc etc to narrative tone, atmosphere, names, humour, characters, etc etc

(please don't give me the "what sequel? there was no sequel" thing here. I don't like the movie either but I want a full analysis on where it fails on an artistic level where the first one succeeded instead of "they made it like the transformers movies" and "something something china bad something something" and whatever)

I'm fully aware people have written (and complained) about things like the jaegers feeling lighter and moving more effortlessly and the difference in choice of camera angle and movement and the kaiju feeling more like generic movie monsters in uprising but I don't know if there's any one piece that covers all the artistic differences between the two movies

#pacific rim #like yeah sure if there isn't one I'll probably do it myself #(since it'll be easier than the destiny 1 vs d2 artstyle comparison I put on hiatus but want to finish at some point #because it's a lot easier to just. watch two movies and take notes than play through a game for hours on end just to collect all the weapon #and armour that for some reason none of the wikis have images for #(lowlidev gear viewer isn't helpful cause all the models are low-res) #especially when basically none of the d1 crucible sets are acquirable anymore because matchmaking is dead (at least in my region) #but also I'm fully aware that any analytical comparison I try to make between the two pacrim movies will be severely flawed #since I've no professional experience or academic background in a lot of the relevant subjects/fields #but also I'd really rather just read what someone else wrote since they'd likely be more qualified than me and also I'm lazy