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rosebud.
If a Bay apologist has a soul then so does a G1 fanatic.
Who am I apologizing for?
Bay is too awesome to apologize.

rosebud.
If a Bay apologist has a soul then so does a G1 fanatic.
Hasbro doesn't give a **** about the integrity of the material. They just want a big ass movie that will make a ton of money they can put their names on.
Look at GI JOE.
Akira Toriyama toured the set of DBE and had a great time and told fans to see the movie and he's the creator of Dragon ball.
In his dreams. Wait his dreams are already overcrowded with ****es and cocaine.Who am I apologizing for?
Bay is too awesome to apologize.![]()
I happen to like ****es and cocaine
lol. You guys keep using Jazz as an example because he's the only Bayformer with a human like face and visor.
4 hours if you include the first movie. Plenty of time to explore some of the more compelling themes in Transformers.
The parallels come from the Transformers on an individual bases. They had human-like struggles and aspirations when it came to their civil war.
In the first movie Optimus explains the origins of the war. They could've easily fit the real origin in there. Why the Transformers fought for millions of years is relevant to the story.
Because of their rebellion the autobots started their own military to fight the decepticons.
and every director lays their eggs...Spielberg directed War of the Worlds and that IMO was the most boring movie ive seen out of him in a while
The Rock was his first and last decent action movie.What excuses do I need to make? The man makes action movies. Thats all he does. And he's ****ing great at it.
I wouldnt agree that it was boring....but it wasnt very good.
The Alien scenes creeped me out.
Which one is Brawl and which one is Bonecrusher?Couldn't you say the same about Jazz in the comics? That he's instantly recognizable because of his visor, his headpiece, etc?
It's a moot point. I use Jazz because the average person going in didn't know who Jazz or Ironhide were, or the comic book differences between them. You can take pretty much any of them and compare them, and an intelligent person should be able to tell them apart visually. Brawl doesn't look just like Bonecrusher. Even the similar ones look markedly different.
There were different sizes, visual constructions, and voices. Much like in the comics (well, maybe not the voices) and the cartoons.
If you ask the average person which one is which in the comics, you know what they'll do? They'll look at all those blocky similar shapes and go "Well, those two are different colors".
The whole "human reaction" thing could be covered in the 25 minutes. You can't really stretch it out 2 entire movies.Hence me saying a PAIR of two hour films.
Some of the compelling themes, sure. Not all. And certainly not if the focus has been on the humans reaction to Transformers, as it was.
what conveys their human-like aspirations and struggles is their Transformer to Transformer interactions. Something that has lacked terribly so far in the movies.And they don't have human like struggles in TRANSFORMERS? I get it. We haven't seen a "a day in the life of the Transformers". But they've got their struggles, and they seem to have aspirations in the movie as well.
I'm not asking for the full potential to be reached but simply that some of the more compelling themes be explored and that the movie is truly memorable.You could "They could have" about any film. If your issue is that this movie doesn't reach the full potential of TRANSFORMERS, you're not going to get an argument from me. It doesn't. I've never seen a comic book/cartoon adaption that reaches the full potential, or even close to, the full potential, of its source material.
Few if any elements have been explored. In between human shenanigans the movie relegates into a big, dumb, loud chase movie.I'm simply saying...some of the elements have been explored. No, all of them, even many of them, have not been. I can say the same thing about ANY comic book movie, including beloved or classic ones. I'm not going to condemn TRANSFORMERS for doing what every single adaption has done to source material.
not sure what you're referring to here.Your point? How does that alter my point about Prime and the Autobots displaying a bit of anti-imperialism in the film?
And all of the people in here calling Bay a hack will also be forking over money to see the sequel. Cracks me up.