i'm not gonna stoop to your level....
Speaking of...
Shouldn't that be "ur" level?
Anyway...on to the rest of this crazy thread.
Re: Prime's fighting...I think Prime was a hell of a warrior in the first movie. He held his own and then some. Megatron was a pretty capable combatant, which is why Prime had trouble with him. It's not like Prime never had trouble with Megatron in other Transformers lore.
He shouldn't win every battle or always have the upper hand because that tends to make for a static, predictable character. It would kill any sense of tension or realism if Prime never took a hit, never looked to be on the ropes, etc.
Without context action scenes lack any suspense or tension and are simply random flashes and noises with nothing at stake.
Which action sequences in TRANSFORMERS were devoid of context?
There is something at stake. There always has been. The very basic tension is what is supposed to provide the tension of the scene. Now, without a compelling story, the action scenes might be slightly less relevant to the actual plot (depending on the type of action), but to suggest the action scenes have no context...can't agree with that.
Because Jazz spoke ebonics as he attacked Megatron.
Because Jazz looked like Jazz, moved like Jazz, and spoke like Jazz. The movie set up a style of combat that Jazz had, and it featured him using that
throughout the battles.
That certainly wasn't Ironhide bouncing all over the place, and it wasn't Ratchet, or Bumblee, or Prime, and I doubt the Decepticons would attack Megatron.
People, there pretty much never has been, and never will be, a comic book or cartoon movie without wasted potential.
And no one will ever be entirely satisfied with an adaption, even if they lie and pretend to be.
That's just the nature of these adaptions. There will always be something that wasn't addressed, done justice, or that was changed.
And stop generalizing with this "Everyone loved Transformers", "Everyone hated Transformers" nonsense. Who gives a damn? All that should matter is whether enough people liked TRANSFORMERS to warrant a sequel, and more sequels, and stories in general.
2 hours of stuff blowing up with little understanding of why gets old.
You really think the average person doesn't understand the reasons and context of why things are blowing up? Really?