Continuity mistake: When Jake is serving the cream he uses his left hand, then right, then left again between shots.
Pacific Rim Uprising (2018)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Steven S. DeKnight
Starring: Scott Eastwood, John Boyega, Adria Arjona, Tian Jing
Jake and Amara weld a rocket to Gypsy Danger's hand and launch into space. They use the momentum of reentry and the weight of the Jaeger to dive bomb the super Kaiju climbing up Mount Fuji, ejecting just in time in Scrapper that the impact kills the Kaiju. This stops Dr. Newton's plan and he's arrested. The world is safe.... for now. The film ends with Dr. Newton being interrogated and revealing there's more to come.
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Question: The opening scene, as well as several others, shows Kaiju skeletons lying on the beach. In the first film, Kaiju bone power was $500 an ounce, used as a aphrodisiac. If that is the case, why is there 10s of millions of dollars just lying on the beach deteriorating?
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Answer: The film never addresses this, and in fact the kaiju black market is never even mentioned. Any answer would be speculation. You could argue that it has been a decade since the events of the previous film and in that time the kaiju black market could have collapsed for any number of reasons (lack of demand, procurement costs, government regulation, etc). We must also consider that the writers were not concerned with consistency between this film and the previous film. Since Hannibal Chau does not appear in this film, nor is he mentioned, the idea of a lucrative kaiju black market appears to have been dropped. Since this film focuses instead on a jaeger black market, it might have been a conscious decision by the film-makers to ignore Hannibal Chau in this film to avoid confusing new viewers who didn't see the original film.
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