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JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:Bumblevivisector wrote:What is this set exclusive to again? TRU? WalMart
Anywhere Platinum Editions are sold I think, as Breakout Battle is one such set.
Bumblevivisector wrote:Or maybe a future set will have this guy battle-damaged, and come with a charred human corpse, frozen in mid-stride? I still can't believe that made the final cut. I mean, I'm happy about it, but still...
What are you talking about? The previous three films were ripe with scenes conveying the emotions of depression, misery, horror, and disgust.Optimizzy wrote:Bumblevivisector wrote:Or maybe a future set will have this guy battle-damaged, and come with a charred human corpse, frozen in mid-stride? I still can't believe that made the final cut. I mean, I'm happy about it, but still...
they would have been stupid to cut that. An actual emotional scene in a Bay movie. Rare gem that.
prjkt wrote:I agree with the bland comment, the "wings" look unfinished and the chest is just a block of solid colour, nothing exciting there - I wonder how it would look with the shoulder "missiles" deployed?
The rarest element of the scene was a Bay-movie explosion that left a graphic consequence in its aftermath, rather than blurring into the purely decorative white-noise that Baysplosions typically amount to.Sabrblade wrote:What are you talking about? The previous three films were ripe with scenes conveying the emotions of depression, misery, horror, and disgust.Optimizzy wrote:Bumblevivisector wrote:Or maybe a future set will have this guy battle-damaged, and come with a charred human corpse, frozen in mid-stride? I still can't believe that made the final cut. I mean, I'm happy about it, but still...
they would have been stupid to cut that. An actual emotional scene in a Bay movie. Rare gem that.
Bumblevivisector wrote:The rarest element of the scene was a Bay-movie explosion that left a graphic consequence in its aftermath, rather than blurring into the purely decorative white-noise that Baysplosions typically amount to.Sabrblade wrote:What are you talking about? The previous three films were ripe with scenes conveying the emotions of depression, misery, horror, and disgust.Optimizzy wrote:Bumblevivisector wrote:Or maybe a future set will have this guy battle-damaged, and come with a charred human corpse, frozen in mid-stride? I still can't believe that made the final cut. I mean, I'm happy about it, but still...
they would have been stupid to cut that. An actual emotional scene in a Bay movie. Rare gem that.
Sabrblade wrote:What are you talking about? The previous three films were ripe with scenes conveying the emotions of depression, misery, horror, and disgust.Optimizzy wrote:Bumblevivisector wrote:Or maybe a future set will have this guy battle-damaged, and come with a charred human corpse, frozen in mid-stride? I still can't believe that made the final cut. I mean, I'm happy about it, but still...
they would have been stupid to cut that. An actual emotional scene in a Bay movie. Rare gem that.
Of course. The films' scenes conveyed those emotions to the audience.chuckdawg1999 wrote:Sabrblade wrote:What are you talking about? The previous three films were ripe with scenes conveying the emotions of depression, misery, horror, and disgust.Optimizzy wrote:Bumblevivisector wrote:Or maybe a future set will have this guy battle-damaged, and come with a charred human corpse, frozen in mid-stride? I still can't believe that made the final cut. I mean, I'm happy about it, but still...
they would have been stupid to cut that. An actual emotional scene in a Bay movie. Rare gem that.
Sorry friend those weren't in the films, those were in the audience. Thank you, thank you, be here all week.
Not when we both knew what he would turn into ahead of time and saw that his torso was recognizably a Bugatti Veyron's front end.LeL wrote:Was anyone let down when Drift turned into a Bugatti instead of a Mitsubishi evo ?