Stefan Campbell When a movie has to refer to itself as 'diverse' to attract audiences then it means they didn't spend a lot of time on the script...or the plot...but hey, it's diverse and there are cool special effects, right? Sigh. Honestly? I got about 9 minutes in when I had to stop watching because I ran into the stereotype of underage genius builds giant robot in an abandoned warehouse. Even as far as science fiction goes I find that too horrible. But hey, if movies that rely on diversity are your thing then you should totally check this one out because except for diversity it doesn't have much else going for it.

iamrioto Who in their right mind have greenlit this script? ''Alright gents, lets talk a PR sequel..'' '' so I got this idea where we show 10 minutes of Kaiju...'' '''Stop right there son, lets do this!' What the hell guys, I want destruction! I want monsters beating the crap out of giant robots and vice versa. Both Kaiju and the rigs are not as cool as in the first movie. The actors are bad and the story is ridiculous. They should have gone a whole different way. On a side note, I did like scrapper but its very under used. The lead guy dropped out the class, but appears to be a good fighter, so they should have made him a badass fighter who could fight more than one Kaiju at a time. Get rid of the kids recruits and just stick with the girl who controls scrapper. Keep the story the same until the remote control rigs show up. Make gypsy and scrapper work together, Scrapper to take out the energy source that activates the remote Riggs and gypsy to fight the Kaiju. Later scrapper joins in and helps Gypsy win the fight in a creative way or whatever... these few lines are way better than what we got.Im still available hollywood.

Azi I A definitely step down compared to the first movie. Somethings missing and you can see it in the direction and story, maybe its the director but I was left a little disappointed although the cgi scenes were good. It felt like a Transformers wannabe and a story for the kids thats why they cast some kids playing adult roles.

strike-1995 We never needed the sequel, and this had failed to prove me wrong. At least I made it to the end