Pacific Rim: Uprising (2018) Hindi Dubbed Movies
Directed by: Steven S. DeKnight
Genre: Sci-Fi, Action, Mecha
Uprising:
Pacific Rim (2013), Uprising follows a new generation of Jaeger pilots as humanity once again faces the threat of extinction — not only from Kaiju but from a new, unexpected enemy.
Jake Pentecost (John Boyega), the rebellious son of war hero Stacker Pentecost, has turned his back on the Pan Pacific Defense Corps (PPDC) and lives a life of crime, scavenging and dealing Jaeger parts on the black market. His life changes when he meets Amara Namani (Cailee Spaeny), a brilliant young hacker who’s built her own mini Jaeger, Scrapper. The two are arrested but given a second chance — Jake is forced to rejoin the PPDC and train a new generation of Jaeger pilots, with Amara among the cadets.
Meanwhile, a powerful tech corporation, Shao Industries, is pushing for a new era of drone Jaegers operated remotely, threatening to render the traditional piloted mechs obsolete. But when rogue Jaegers suddenly begin attacking cities, it becomes clear that something more sinister is at play.
PPDC
The PPDC discovers that a former Kaiju brain — merged with human tech by the eccentric and possibly corrupted scientist Dr. Newt Geiszler (Charlie Day) — has become a conduit for the Precursors (the alien creators of the Kaiju) to reinitiate their invasion. Newt, having formed a mind-meld with a Kaiju brain years ago, is now under alien influence and secretly orchestrating the attacks using hybrid Kaiju-Jaeger technology.
As the world descends into chaos, Jake, along with his estranged former co-pilot Nate Lambert (Scott Eastwood), must rally the cadets and remaining Jaegers for a last stand in Tokyo, where the Precursors aim to open a breach and terraform Earth for Kaiju colonization.
In a climactic battle, the cadets step up, piloting their Jaegers to take down a massive, evolved Kaiju formed by the fusion of several monsters. With teamwork, heroism, and a bit of Scrapper ingenuity, they save the planet — for now.
Themes & Style:
Pacific Rim: Uprising trades some of the darker, weightier tone of its predecessor for a more fast-paced, youth-driven, and action-packed style. It focuses on legacy, redemption, and the evolution of warfare — blending giant robot battles with sleek new designs and global stakes. While it received mixed reviews for its lighter tone and plot simplicity, the film delivers energetic mecha-versus-monster action for fans of sci-fi spectacle.
