I think it'll be pretty goddamn awesome, but I am hoping some of the stuff in there isn't final renders, cause while some of it looks great (especially most of the robot shots), the cg destruction and most of the creature shots look pretty fake in spots. As soon as my eye catches that a big destruction scene is all cg, I get totally pulled out of the action scene, so that last money shot does nothing for me. Del Toro is usually great about avoiding this problem (except for 3 shots in Blade 2, and 2 of those are so badass they're worth it) though, so I'm not very worried.

I do love the shit out of that line, surprised no-one's used it before in a movie.

If Schwarzeneggar's End of Days had been the goofy Arnie vs Satan action movie it should've been, instead of a shitty way-too-serious piece of crap, that would've been a perfect one-liner for the ending.

That... actually looks pretty good!

When does tit say 2 people per robot? I saw 2 pilots and 2 robots. Maybe they're next to eachother because they're not actually IN the mechs.

There was actually a functional reason for this.  I can't remember the reason given, but each mech has two pilots ho operate separate aspects of the machine.

I think it looks horrific. But that's just me.

I'm okay with the two-pilot thing. You don't get a single person to captain a ship, or fly a rocket.

It does seem like a live action anime, but without the teen angst or half naked teen girls (there was one show where the mech got more powerful as the two teens inside got aroused).