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cotss2012 wrote:The animated movie was the only one that wasn't a childhood-raping abomination.

Hey look! A first-world problem. The WHAAAAAAAAmbulance is underway.

I wish I could find some more internetcliches for your internetcliche, so we can put some internetcliches on your internetcliches, dawg.

I'm not a fan of doing "what if" scenarios for FICTIONAL stories.

cotss2012 wrote:The animated movie was the only one that wasn't a childhood-raping abomination.

Are you sure? As far as I'm concerned, that was the only TF movie that could have possibly raped anyone's childhood. It took the beloved characters that you know, loved, and built a connection to and slaughtered them in front of your face. Helpless, you watch while there is nothing you can do, as your friends are being killed right in front of you. Whereas these live action movies are nothing more than a reimagination of a franchise.

Your argument is invalid.

Dear god, am I the only person who didn't cry because of that movie? What a bunch of girly men... that movie was awesome BECAUSE it killed off so many characters. The show had been suffering from nobody-is-ever-allowed-to-die syndrome for two years (odd, considering that the two factions are AT WAR) and it was time to see the brakes taken off.

Did any of us get emotionally invested in the live-action movies to the point of caring who lived or died? Did we even remember the names of the deceased, or at least the ones who didn't get brought back to life 30 minutes later? No, we were supposed to be more concerned about Sam's girl troubles