World Where Large Cities Consume Smaller Cities!

In a post-apocalyptic world where cities move and consume each other to survive, two strangers come together to stop a sinister and destructive conspiracy.

MOVIE NAME= MORT4L ENG1NE _________________________________
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[ghostlypirate_]

Of course, even when the world basically ends and goes apocalyptic, the British national museum survives

[ArkayeCh]

You can really tell this story probably did way better in book form. The amount of plot twists and world expansion feels like it compressed at least 10 novels in two hours.

[hate-chan]

Imagine building entire motorized cities, but the best minds who build these amazing feats of engineering, can’t build anything that can sustain the already declining human population in this movie’s universe

[kooshi]

Everybody gangsta until you saw Tokyo accelerating towards your hometown in the distance

[ceasargub]

Imagine sitting on a hill eating ice cream when suddenly you see the entire of London come at you at full speed

[Ninjablade]

Looks like a game that'll never leave steam early access.

[DaDerpyPickle]

sick movie. The horsepower of the engines that carry the cities must be insane

[radiogobrrrrrrr]

I remember reading the entire book series of this and seeing the movie. I ended up hating it because they changed the ending so it can’t have a working sequel. Not just that, but Shrike had a more proper character arc and survived longer and even was revived, Valentine got redeemed before he died, and all of London was destroyed which was a big part of the series, and Anna’s death was much more emotional

[yodef]

"Salzhaken is being attacked by the larger predator city of London"


Basically how every countryman up to 30 km away from London feels like.

[ArkayeCh]

Tom: "Innocent Londoners should not die."
Kwan: "I missed the part where that's my problem."

[thecasualguy]

Cool concept. Wish they’d get a metaphorical flat tire just to see if the future still got AAA

[creepcat]

I remember desperately wanting to see this movie, even though it had relatively negative reviews.
I really did love it and my desire to see it was not in vain, but I also understand why it had a generally bad reception:


It's actually a lot like the Michael Bay Transformers movies--the selling point is the amazing visuals and CGI, of which most will agree Mortal Engines demonstrated spectacularly well.
But of course, these scenes are very difficult, time consuming, and expensive to make. That being said, most of the movie consists of person-to-person drama, and scenes that are not quite so interesting to watch. That is why this movie fell apart.

I've only watched it in its entirety once, but I'd definitely be willing to watch it again just for the sake of seeing the colossal, mobile, steampunk monstrosities rolling across the screen.

[alem]

If London is this big, just imagine what kind of monstrosity Tokyo would be....

[ryno_k]

If anyone doesn’t know, this is actually based on a book series of the same name, by Philip Reeve, and I strongly suggest reading it, as it is way better than the movie.

[Sml_Clipsss]

Idc what you say he is the best recap channel like the way he explains and the jokes he makes are worth pure gold

[derepa]

This was neat. I liked the concept. The city eating city thing would be a cool game mechanic

[casualwoomy]

This is exactly what Patrick had in mind when he said to just move bikini bottom somewhere else

[Dstryrr]

Valentine:
"So I want to use the thing that quite literally destroyed the world, I swear it won't go wrong, I'm just going to use it on the city with full supplies and it definitely will not go wrong "
Everyone: ...

[omnid.slayer]

Shrike's and hester"s father and daughter type of relationship was actually really heartwarming..
All he ever wanted is to see her find happiness and someone to love..
On the surface lvl he seemed pretty scary but it turned out he cared a lot about her..

[MegaLuckykelly]

Pandora is a girl in greek mythology who was given a box. She was told not to open the box but eventually did on curiosity. The box released many bad spirits. The name pandora in the story and along with the box makes me think this has something to do with it.