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Detective Pikachu came out in theaters earlier this year and is now out of DVD to watch whenever fans want. It became the highest grossing video game movie of all time, and already a slew of new projects are being worked on for the live action Pokemon universe. This universe is expansive and can encompass much more than we've seen in the one movie, so with four projects supposedly in different forms of development, here is my ranking of my excitement for the possible live action Pokemon movies! (Image Source) Related posts: Top 10 most wanted Mega Construx Kanto Pokemon $10 sets Top 10 most wanted Mega Construx Kalos Pokemon first evolutions 4. Detective Pikachu 2 This is one that is being worked on right now, but I'm not quite sure how they're do it. That's the only reason it is so low on the list, as Pikachu no longer speaks and the story line the movie provided has been wrapped up. The videogame ended on a cliffhanger note with Pikachu still a detectiv...

Godzilla: King of the Monsters came out recently in theaters as the long awaited follow up to the 2014 film that reintroduced the big lizard the American audiences. While I personally thought that the second film was a bit messy, the monsters were undoubtedly cool and it's awesome that NECA has already granted us several figures for the movie. Despite this, the cast of monsters is much larger than the 2014 movie, so the toy company has barely scratched the surface of what figures could be made for the movie. We're so far getting a standard Godzilla, atomic breath Godzilla, Rodan, and Mothra. In this list I'll be looking into Godzilla monsters that appeared in the film that I want to get figures of next! Spoilers for the new movie! (Image Source) 5. Mutos This encompasses both the first and second films. I was surprised to see another MUTO pop up in this film, though it does far less than its two predecessors from the first film. I'm hoping that one day we can ...

Godzilla: King of the Monsters will be here before we know it, with a release date of later this month. It is one of my most anticipated movies of the years, and I've completely immersed myself on non spoiler territory after seeing that initial first teaser. I am a huge Godzilla fan, and finally seeing some of Godzilla's greatest foes in full CGI glory excites me to my very core. I haven't looked into any of the further trailers or news bits about he film, but I have heard one snippet of dialogue that claimed that there were 17 monsters in the film. I'm unsure if they will all be shown, but that got me thinking about what monsters I hope they are, and so here is my list of top 5 Godzilla monsters that I hope to see in the new film. If any of them have already been confirmed in some way, I just haven't seen it yet, and I'll be excited to see them in the movie. (Image Source) 5. MechaGodzilla This is one that I desperately want to see in the new movie ser...

In a recent inquiry to Diamond Select Toys about wave 4 of their Pacific Rim line, I was told they they would be waiting to see how wave 3 did at retail first, then added that preorders are more important now than ever with Toysrus going under. With this response, it seems to me that the fate of the Pacific Rim line rests solely in the performance sales of wave 3, and the amount of preorders it recieves. I believe this also holds true for their first Kaiju releasing in September, Hakuja, and the fate of the Kaiju figures. So I am here to give you some reasons why you should want this line to continue, what could come next if it does, and why you should preorder wave 3 of Diamond Select's Pacific Rim wave 3 and Hakuja. 3. Wave 3 is awesome To state the obvious, wave 3 is plainly a great line up of figures. November Ajax did not get much time in the movie, but while he was there it was a sleek Jaeger that reintroduced us to Pacific Rim's giant mechs. Valor Omega arg...

After five years of waiting, the giant robots are finally back to cancel the apocalypse again, in a movie whose tagline and modo seem to be, "Bigger is better," and as they promised, the spectacle is definitely bigger, but does the overall quality of the movie enjoy a boost as well, or does it fall short of its predecessor? When the first Pacific Rim film released in 2013 I loved it, and as time went on I continued to love it and eagerly awaited the second installment which is finally on the big screen yet again. It has its issues, but it also has its strengths, and I'll get to each one individually. (Note: spoilers ahead in spoiler specified areas) (Image Source) Music- The reason that I am going over music first is because I adored the soundtrack in the first Pacific Rim, it was grand, bombastic, and catchy. I left the theater remembering the themes to the movie and listening to them on youtube afterwards, the music seemed to be larger than life in order to accu...