[ SECRET POST #2730 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2730 ⌋

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Comments

[mekkio]

You can argue that Beckett wasn't even really the lead in that there were no defined leads. Mako's story held just as much depth and details as Beckett's. Becket was a one note cliche co-lead. Mako's story was another cliche.

No one's story stood out. No one's story was original.

The movie was just a show case for mecha and monsters.

[(Anonymous)]

I think he is the lead, given that his finding a partner is supposed to be such a big deal in the movie.

[(Anonymous)]

I'd still say Beckett's the lead. It's his POV we follow around most of the time and like the other comment said, one of the main conflicts is him finding a partner, not Mako finding a partner. I'd agree that both their storylines were a bit shallow, but that's just the movie as a whole.

[(Anonymous)]

Mako's story held just as much depth and details as Beckett's. No.