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Hacker = criminal = only black people commit crime in America
I hate fractions.
Hacker = criminal = only black people commit crime in America
And what do people mean there was no sacrifice? You mean Sam holding the Allspark while avoiding Megatron and other Decepticons wasn't a sacrifice?
He could've been killed at any moment, especially when he was on the edge of the building hiding from Megatron. So yes, there was sacrifice in the film as he was sacrificing himself.
I hate fractions.
FRACTICAN AMERICANS you racist pig.
Hacker = criminal = only black people commit crime in America
That's not it. I dunno... tough to explain... but maybe these comparisons might work:
1) That they picked a "character" like Anthony Anderson doing harebrained stuff (like "SHE DID IT!" in the police scene) instead of, say, Ensign Mayweather from Star Trek Enterprise?
2) Picked a dumbass Puerto Rican cliche instead of, say, a Jimmy Smits type character.
BUT Sam is pretty much straight up normal and noble... not a surfer dude from Malibu?
the hacker thing is irrelevant... its jsut that he was the typical loud fat black guy just like he was in amos and andy. anderson proved over the last few years hes a darn good actor but then he takes this role which was like straight outta amos and andy. it set black people back the way mario did italians. btw im white.Here we go again...so how is being a black hacker a stereotype?
yeah but he never did get sacrificed. i dont necesarily want that to have happened but he almost sacrificed something.And what do people mean there was no sacrifice? You mean Sam holding the Allspark while avoiding Megatron and other Decepticons wasn't a sacrifice?
He could've been killed at any moment, especially when he was on the edge of the building hiding from Megatron. So yes, there was sacrifice in the film as he was sacrificing himself.
yeah but he never did get sacrificed. i dont necesarily want that to have happened but he almost sacrificed something.
No Autobot deserved a quick death scene. That would be like killing Iceman in an X-men movie without any sense of loss.
Not to mention that the industrial revolution started WAY before 1907.
So what was it that Megatron gave us? The Vacumm tube. Nah. That was Edison like 30 years before that. The transistor (which replaced the vacuum tube)? Possible. Maybe this is what they mean?
It's already been explained that Sam mis-spoke what was told to him, so this thread is utterly useless.
BTW, the story makes two sweeping assumptions about the audience:
1) That they have no idea when the industrial revolution happened.
2) That microchips (specifically, the transistor?) are some awesome weird things that didn't come from earlier inventions before Megs arrived like the vacuum tube.
Oh, I'm sorry. I don't read each and every thread, nor each and every post within the ones I do.
You will forgive me, won't you?
Now, was this explanation within the film or in online discussion? Was it a side note from the writers or mentioned in the novel that very few audience members will be reading?
Scriptwriting doesn't work if you can just go back and say 'Oh, he didn't mean it'. Every point that needs to be conveyed needs to either be onscreen or implied. This - from what I can tell - was neither.
yeah, my point still stands.What about Cyclops?
ZINGER!
The movie had some plotholes but damn if it wasn't good.
The Allspark making cellphones or soda machines into robots and why were they automatically bad?
The Decepticons having no personality what so ever. What happened to Starscream? No devolpment for them at all.
Wasn't Devestator the huge robot that was formed by all the constructicons? I'm pretty sure he was.
They say his name was to be "Brawl." But a mistake was made during post-production. Seems pretty amatuerish if you ask me.