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Pacific Rim by Guillermo del Toro

Plot: The movie is about monsterous beasts coming out of the pacific ocean called Kajus. Scientists have developed enormous battle armor called Jaegers and ment to fight off and destroy "The Breach". The people linked together by a neutral bridge called drifting and they are ment to share the mental stress of piloting the machine.

Setting: The movie is set in the future in 2020 in alaska and 2025 in Hong Kong

Theme: The point of the movie was to trust each other. It was to cross over barriers of sex, beliefs, and color to stick together no matter what.

Mood: In this movie the mood is empowerment, it gives someone the power to go out and accomplish anything they want.

Symbolism: Kajus are disasters to people

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