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Noideaforaname wrote:

ginthermax wrote:what if hasbro was told that millions of fans do not want him to be apart of transformers any more...

They'd probably very politely laugh in your face. The movies have made an obscene amount of money for everyone involved. Quality is debatable, of course, but companies never stop doing anything that's raking in loads of profits.

"He's made us how much money? Over $2.6 billion? Yeah, we'll be sure to fire him right away."

Not to mention all the merchandising. We may just think of the toys, but there was also birthday supplies, games, costumes, clothing, food, bedding, personal care items, and on and on.

But still there wasn't enough to make me happy in all the movie. Good enough to go watch, but not enough to say that it met my expectations. I'll still watch it but would enjoy a G1 accurate reboot better. Who wouldn't really?

Shadowman wrote:"He's made us how much money? Over $2.6 billion? Yeah, we'll be sure to fire him right away."

It's all about the benjamins. Even though his films are less than stellar, you can't say that he hasn't made Hasbro a ton of money off of this.

A petition to get Michael Bay off of Transformers? Yeah, that's going to work. Good luck.

I've got a great idea for you. Don't go see the next movie in theaters, don't buy it or rent it when it comes out, and don't buy the merchandise. Go watch the '86 movie and buy some G1 reissues. There. It's that simple. No one's forcing you to watch the damn thing or pay for it.

Now if you don't mind I can't wait for Transformers 4 directed by Michael Bay to come out in two years. I will be very unhappy if you ruin it for me, and so will the millions of other people who are highly anticipating it.

eli_5 wrote:But still there wasn't enough to make me happy in all the movie. Good enough to go watch, but not enough to say that it met my expectations. I'll still watch it but would enjoy a G1 accurate reboot better. Who wouldn't really?

I wouldn't. It would be trite and uncreative. I already watched the G1 series. It's fun and retro, but I don't need more of it. If or when they do a reboot I hope it's something completely different from this movie series and every other Transformers continuity. Transformers doesn't need 80's retro to thrive. It's time for everyone to just move on.

Shadowman wrote:

Noideaforaname wrote:

ginthermax wrote:what if hasbro was told that millions of fans do not want him to be apart of transformers any more...

They'd probably very politely laugh in your face. The movies have made an obscene amount of money for everyone involved. Quality is debatable, of course, but companies never stop doing anything that's raking in loads of profits.

"He's made us how much money? Over $2.6 billion? Yeah, we'll be sure to fire him right away."

THIS so much. Lots of luck, though.

eli_5 wrote:But still there wasn't enough to make me happy in all the movie. Good enough to go watch, but not enough to say that it met my expectations. I'll still watch it but would enjoy a G1 accurate reboot better. Who wouldn't really?

I wouldn't.Not everthing has to be like G1.

Burn wrote:

ginthermax wrote:i did send a long email to hasbro as well ..what if hasbro was told that millions of fans do not want him to be apart of transformers any more...if not what other wsys could we get micheal bay to go away?

What if I told you there were millions of fans, and non-fans (as CLEARLY demonstrated by the success of the three movies), that like what he did?

Opinion myopia generally prevents people from believing that, Burn.

TulioDude wrote:

eli_5 wrote:But still there wasn't enough to make me happy in all the movie. Good enough to go watch, but not enough to say that it met my expectations. I'll still watch it but would enjoy a G1 accurate reboot better. Who wouldn't really?

I wouldn't.Not everthing has to be like G1.

Yes, everything must be GEEWUN. Even my toothpaste.