Pacific Rim Quotes

Gottlieb: This is all wrong! There should be three Kaijus coming through, not two!
Dr. Newton Geiszler: There should be three and there's two? I'm sorry, it hurts to be wrong, don't it, Hermann?
Gottlieb: I am not wrong, but there is something here we don't understand.
Dr. Newton Geiszler: Okay. Hermann, we

can hopefully argue about any mistakes you made in your your predictive model in the future. But in the meantime, the neural interfaces are way off the charts! If you want to help, help with that.
Gottlieb: Newton, I am not wrong. There is only one way to make sure... and that is to do this... together. I'll go with you. That's what the Jaeger pilots do, share the neural

load.
Dr. Newton Geiszler: You're serious? You - You would do that for me? Or would do that with me?
Gottlieb: Well, with worldwide destruction a certain alternative... Do I really have a choice?
Dr. Newton Geiszler: Then say it with me, my man: "We're gonna own this bad boy!"
Gottlieb: By Jove, we are

going to own this thing for sure!

[Newt enters Hannibal Chau's kaiju herbal store]
Wizened Man: Pss-psst. You looking for some kaiju bone powder?
Dr. Newton Geiszler: S-some bone...? Some bone powder? Uh, no, why would I want that?
Wizened Man: [Gives gesture of erection] Male potency. I take it myself.
Dr. Newton Geiszler: I see. Uh,

no, thank you.
[Showing card that has Chau's logo]
Dr. Newton Geiszler: I'm- I- I'm looking for Hannibal Chau.
Wizened Man: Come.
Wizened Man: [Wizened Man approaches shelves and opens a secret entrance] Hannibal Chau, huh? Good luck.

Dr. Newton Geiszler: I need to access a Kaiju brain. Completely intact.
Hannibal Chau: No, no, no. The skull plate is so dense that by the time you drill into it...
Dr. Newton Geiszler: The brain's rotted away. But I'm talking about the secondary brain. Now we both know that the Kaiju are so large they need two brains to move around,

like a dinosaur. I want to get my hands on that.
Hannibal Chau: Mm. What the hell do you want a secondary brain for, anyway? I mean, every part of the Kaiju sells. Cartilage, spleen, liver. Even the crap! One cubic meter of crap has enough phosphorus in it to fertilize a whole field!

Herc Hansen: When you drift with someone, you feel like there's nothing to talk about. I just don't wanna regret all the things that I never said.
Chuck Hansen: That won't- you don't need to. I know. I always have.
[Crouches down to pet his dog]
Chuck Hansen: Hey. Hey, handsome. Oh, I'm gonna miss you.
[Stands back up

to his father]
Chuck Hansen: You look after him for me.
[Walks away to join Pentecost]
Herc Hansen: [to Pentecost] Stacker! That's my son you got there. My *son*.

Dr. Newton Geiszler: Oh, my God. Oh, my God. This isn't a refuge. This is - This is a buffet line! He knows I'm here. He knows I'm here!
Chinese Girl in Anti-Kaiju Refuge: He knows we're all here!
Dr. Newton Geiszler: No, you don't understand, he's trying to get me! He knows I'm here and he's trying to get me!
Chinese

Girl in Anti-Kaiju Refuge: [speaks Japanese to the others in the refuge] The Kaiju wants the little dude! The Kaiju wants the little dude!

Stacker Pentecost: Do not let my calm demeanor fool you, *RANGER*! Now is not a good moment for your insubordination! Mako is too inexperienced to reign in her memories during combat.
Raleigh Becket: That's not why you grounded her. I was in her memories. I saw everything.
Stacker Pentecost: I don't care what you think you saw.

[Cut to scene of Mako's memory of being rescued as a child by Pentecost]
Raleigh Becket: I know what she means to you. I saw it, I-
[Pentecost turns and leaves the room]
Raleigh Becket: Hey. Hey!
[Raleigh follows him]
Stacker Pentecost: This conversation is over.
Raleigh Becket:

Marshall. Marshall! Can we just talk about this for one second?
[Grabs Pentecost's arm from behind. Pentecost pulls his arm away as he turns to Becket]
Raleigh Becket: You rescued her. You raised her. But, you're not protecting her now. You are holding her back.
Stacker Pentecost: One: Don't you ever touch me again. Two: Don't you ever touch

me again. Now. You have no idea who the Hell I am or where I've come from. And I am not about to tell you my whole life story. All I need to be to you and everybody else on this dump is a fixed point. The last man standing. I do not need your sympathy or your admiration. All I need is your compliance and your fighting skills. And if I can't get that, then you can go back to the wall I found you

crawling on. Do I make myself clear?
[Becket nods in resignation. Pentecost turns his head toward him and points to his ear]
Raleigh Becket: Yes, sir.
Stacker Pentecost: Good.