Although "Pacific Rim Uprising" topped the domestic box office this past weekend, the film's giant robots (also known as Jaegers or mechas) could use a lesson from real-life science, writes one ...

Pacific Rim, Guillermo del Toro 's brilliant monster film of 2013, has found a new streaming home. The giant robots feature ...

Benedettelli’s made many more Lego, robot, and Lego robot-related stuff, so check out the rest of his work here.Meanwhile, we’ll be here twiddling our thumbs until Pacific Rim 2 finally comes ...

By Lawrence Yee"Pacific Rim" is being touted as one of the must-see movies of 2013, but very little about the sci-fi flick has been made public ... engaging in combat with the equally huge robots.

This image released by Universal Pictures shows, foreground from left, Cailee Spaeny, John Boyega and Scott Eastwood in a scene from "Pacific Rim Uprising." (Legendary Pictures/Universal Pictures ...

A new motion-simulator attraction based on the “Pacific Rim” science fiction monster movie by filmmaker Guillermo del Toro will bring the war between gigantic robots and monstrous sea ...

Giant robots defend Earth against invading monsters in Pacific Rim: Uprising (Image credit: Legendary Pictures) Many other performances in the film are lacking, but these three are a joy to watch.

Legendary created Pacific Rim: Jaeger Pilot to let us experience — to some extent — what it would be like to pilot a giant robot. Putting on the headset, you’re thrown into the cockpit of ...

The sequel to 2013's Pacific Rim finally hits theaters, and Pacific Rim Uprising goes all-in on giant-robot action at the expense of its human elements.

Guillermo Del Toro premiered a new full-length trailer for Pacific Rim at WonderCon recently, and now it's available online, where you can watch it without delousing your neckbeard afterwards.

As hilariously outrageous as Pacific Rim was, it was still an awesome concept. Giant robot battle suits, duking it out with the aliens. Well, it looks as if it wasn’t quite as far-fetched as we ...

Like the machines in "Pacific Rim," "Real Steel," and so many awesome Japanese cartoons, a new robot with a human interface could let people enter dangerous situations from a distance.