00:01Come on, come on!
00:08These massive cities, they're so visually appealing from a movie point of view.
00:12The concept that big cities eat small cities.
00:15And as a result, they evolved.
00:20London's a pyramid-tiered society.
00:23Down at the root base, you have the gut workers down in the great engine rooms.
00:31Then as you go up tier by tier, the people get more and more wealthy.
00:35My character definitely belongs to the upper decks, the upper echelon of society.
00:39The traction cities are all about survival of the fastest.
00:42Run it down!
00:43And then you have people that want to change the world.
00:46London's heading east, towards Shanguo.
00:48The Anti-Traction League is a league of warriors.
00:55They're just defending a way of life.
00:56We have to stop London before it destroys us.
01:01They have very different philosophies about how to survive.
01:05Those that want to live in static settlements have all shored up their resources and lived there in peace and
01:11harmony.
01:11Tonight, we take the fight.
01:13The Anti-Traction League.
01:16The Anti-Traction League.
01:17Mortal Engines is the story of all these worlds crashing into each other.
01:23The physics behind some of the stuff that we're building, it's definitely finding that sweet spot between something which is
01:29convincing and selling that scale.
01:31When it came to ingesting in other cities, we organically figured that one out.
01:36We did have tests.
01:37We did look at a lot of reference, especially big machinery crumbling and getting destroyed.
01:42Mortal Engines feels like it's got a great rolling momentum to it.
01:46How often do we go to the movies today and see things that we genuinely have never seen before?
01:50We actually did not have those things that were really natural to it in terms of looking for.
01:53That's the most painful thing in the movie.
01:54Oh Iabs'iante!
01:55We have lost your mind then.
01:55You're still on Fire in the map.
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