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SlyTF1 wrote:Sabrblade wrote:And why would that matter?SlyTF1 wrote:Sabrblade wrote:And I ask again, why should that matter at all?SlyTF1 wrote:Optimus is also more badass than he's ever been.
So I can spend my time wishing I was as badass as him.
Because it's a part of the movie stays with me long after I watch it. Saw Planet of the Apes yesterday. Liked it well enough, but after it was over, there was nothing I took from it, at all. I didn't learn anything from it. I didn't take inspiration from any of the characters or scenarios presented in the movie. At least when I watch one of the TF movies, I have something I can hold onto, something I can look to for inspiration in my darkest hour. Something that ensures that the movie will always be memorable for me.
What makes you think this? Animated was being conceived as early as late 2005, and the Aligned Continuity that would spawn Prime was being put together in the Binder of Revelation as early as 2007. Right around this time is High Moon Studios approached Hasbro about doing a Transformers video game, which led to the creation of WFC and then FOC. So, movies or no movies, these projects were still going forward. Whether they would have been exactly the same as they are now without the movies' influence isn't easy to say, but it's very possible they all would have still existed in some way, shape, or form regardless of whether the movies had come about or not.chivesbot20 wrote:Transformers Prime and animated wouldn't exist the franchise wouldn't be as big, hasbro would have to scramble for ideas for new transformers toy lines war for cybertron and fall of cybertron would not exist and i could think of more.
Liebesman movie, Bay is only the Executive Producer.chivesbot20 wrote:And like TF, ninja turtles has their own bay movie!
Shadowman wrote:This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Caelus wrote:My wife pointed out something interesting about the prehistoric Predacons. I said that everyone was complaining because transforming for them mostly consisted of them just standing up-right. She essentially said, 'So? That's what our ancestors did.'
Just because the movies had their share of influence on Prime, Animated, etc. doesn't mean that those projects could not exist without the movies. Like I said, there's no telling how much different they would be without the influence of the films, but their existence was still independent of those films.chivesbot20 wrote:Most of the plots that I've seen on prime, along with character construct comes from animated G1…. and the movies. Bumblebee is the same character in prime as in movies. And the first tf movie was conceived as early as 2003.And Bay still has a stay in a lot of TMNT like spielberg with Tf.
Shadowman wrote:This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Caelus wrote:My wife pointed out something interesting about the prehistoric Predacons. I said that everyone was complaining because transforming for them mostly consisted of them just standing up-right. She essentially said, 'So? That's what our ancestors did.'
Burn wrote:SlyTF1 wrote:Sabrblade wrote:And why would that matter?SlyTF1 wrote:Sabrblade wrote:And I ask again, why should that matter at all?SlyTF1 wrote:Optimus is also more badass than he's ever been.
So I can spend my time wishing I was as badass as him.
Because it's a part of the movie stays with me long after I watch it. Saw Planet of the Apes yesterday. Liked it well enough, but after it was over, there was nothing I took from it, at all. I didn't learn anything from it. I didn't take inspiration from any of the characters or scenarios presented in the movie. At least when I watch one of the TF movies, I have something I can hold onto, something I can look to for inspiration in my darkest hour. Something that ensures that the movie will always be memorable for me.
So you like the Transformer movies because you learn how to slaugher things.
Mental help. Seriously, seek it out.
Sabrblade wrote:What makes you think this? Animated was being conceived as early as late 2005, and the Aligned Continuity that would spawn Prime was being put together in the Binder of Revelation as early as 2007. Right around this time is High Moon Studios approached Hasbro about doing a Transformers video game, which led to the creation of WFC and then FOC. So, movies or no movies, these projects were still going forward. Whether they would have been exactly the same as they are now without the movies' influence isn't easy to say, but it's very possible they all would have still existed in some way, shape, or form regardless of whether the movies had come about or not.chivesbot20 wrote:Transformers Prime and animated wouldn't exist the franchise wouldn't be as big, hasbro would have to scramble for ideas for new transformers toy lines war for cybertron and fall of cybertron would not exist and i could think of more.Liebesman movie, Bay is only the Executive Producer.chivesbot20 wrote:And like TF, ninja turtles has their own bay movie!
Dunno what that has to do with the post you quoted, but I do believe Bonaventura when he said they'll do whatever it takes to keep Bay onboard. Even if Bay wanted to pass the torch, the higher ups seem to not want to let him go.James_Lunddon wrote:Sabrblade wrote:What makes you think this? Animated was being conceived as early as late 2005, and the Aligned Continuity that would spawn Prime was being put together in the Binder of Revelation as early as 2007. Right around this time is High Moon Studios approached Hasbro about doing a Transformers video game, which led to the creation of WFC and then FOC. So, movies or no movies, these projects were still going forward. Whether they would have been exactly the same as they are now without the movies' influence isn't easy to say, but it's very possible they all would have still existed in some way, shape, or form regardless of whether the movies had come about or not.chivesbot20 wrote:Transformers Prime and animated wouldn't exist the franchise wouldn't be as big, hasbro would have to scramble for ideas for new transformers toy lines war for cybertron and fall of cybertron would not exist and i could think of more.Liebesman movie, Bay is only the Executive Producer.chivesbot20 wrote:And like TF, ninja turtles has their own bay movie!
You think Bay will stay involved for T5?
Shadowman wrote:This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Caelus wrote:My wife pointed out something interesting about the prehistoric Predacons. I said that everyone was complaining because transforming for them mostly consisted of them just standing up-right. She essentially said, 'So? That's what our ancestors did.'
Sub-Prime wrote:SEXFIGHTER wrote:Burn wrote:Darkman20xx wrote:First off I want to see these movies do well because I would love to see Transformers become an ongoing thing for decades sort of like the Star Trek and Bond movies. That's not going to happen if the movies go any further downhill then they've already gone.
Transformers - $709,709,780
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - $836,303,693
Transformers: Dark of the Moon - $1,123,794,079
Transformers: Age of Extinction- $754,044,938 (still in cinemas)
Yeah ... not really going downhill by those figures.
Or were you talking about quality? Yeah ... that's just your opinion and at the end of the day movie sequels tend to be decided on money, not the opinion of dedicated fans.
The Spice Girls sold more albums than your average underground, progressive rock bands. It does not make those albums of any artistic merit. Can we have a Transformers film with a bit of class and still make money? Of course. Opinions are entirely subjective, however, I have had enough of people defending the raping of the Transformers by a buffoon of a director. Nobody can SERIOUSLY defend these films?? They have good scenes, Great scenes sometimes, however the scripts are abhorrent...Why are so many people happy to have ANY Transformers film rather than a good one, or a great one?
It seems like you are angry with the wrong person. You say you hate the script yet Bay doesn't write them! But I am sure you already knew that but you're just jumping on the Bay bandwagon hate. The person you want to hate is Ehren Kruger.
Sub-Prime wrote:I like how you evaded my point about the writing you hate in the movies.
Burn wrote:Sub-Prime wrote:I like how you evaded my point about the writing you hate in the movies.
That's nothing unusual for a "Bay-hater", they spew their stuff and can never back themselves up when someone logically argues against them.
Same can be said for the "Pro-movie" group, some are just blindly loyal.
Sub-Prime wrote:I like how you evaded my point about the writing you hate in the movies.
Burn wrote:Sub-Prime wrote:I like how you evaded my point about the writing you hate in the movies.
That's nothing unusual for a "Bay-hater", they spew their stuff and can never back themselves up when someone logically argues against them.
Same can be said for the "Pro-movie" group, some are just blindly loyal.
Darkman20xx wrote:A statement like this is exactly why the argument continues to go on. If someone doesn't like these movies they are "Bay Haters". Every movie is going to have people who like or dislike it. Why should anyone's opinion be labeled as "Bay Hating".
My problem with Bay is he has a habit of changing things that don't need to be changed in a franchise's history. Of course all movie adaptations have differences but he changes major things.
I believe that stems from Bay never being a true fan in the first place.
I remember when TF1 first came out and we would see scenes filming with the new cars and we would guess what car was what character? Like a red sports car would have to be Sideswipe or Rodimus. The Silver Corvette would have to be Bluestreak "or Silverstreak". That all stopped when we saw that Bay had no type of reasoning of who he made who?
Could Hound not have been a military Jeep? Hound in AOE has Bulkhead's body and Kup's Personality. Let's not begin to talk about how the Ruthless Megatron from G1 and Comics has been redueced to a lower level villain who since the first movie has taken a back seat to The Fallen, Sentinel Prime and Shockwave, and now Lockdown. Megatron is nothing more than a Lackey when he has always been portrayed as one of the most dangerous beings in the entire universe.
Now the same thing is happening with the Turtles where they're huge when in no fiction I've seen have the Turtles be taller than April. It was part of what made them so Badass that they were always so undersized against their opponents.
Bay does great with original material. He has too much of a God complex when it comes to taking something already established to the Silver Screen. I shutter to think what would have happened if he got hold of the Marvel movies.
SEXFIGHTER wrote:I hate these films because they're garbage.
The majority out there agree...but sadly their kids are arguing to watch it..and the odd adult is endorsing bad film making. I'd place you in the latter group.
But if said unknown becomes big, then by that point, would the unknown technically no longer be unknown and instead be "known"?ZeroWolf wrote:That is true, and it was optimism on my part. Though that scenario is still a few years off. An unknown now could become big by that time.
chivesbot20 wrote:I have a feeling that their won't be a Primus. Its seems more likely that the quints will be involved as the Creators. But knowing bay ……… he'll make the Creators like the quints but they will be called the Creators. Anyway what did Galvatron use to make his own army with the KSI prototypes?
Well, in some of the Movieverse comics, it was the AllSpark that created Primus, "the first Cybertronian", rather than the other way around.Sub-Prime wrote:I don't care if Primus doesn't make a entrance in the films. Unicron is who I care for as he will be the biggest threat ever. Primus might be an entity that talks through the Matrix instead.
Pot. Kettle. Black.SEXFIGHTER wrote:Burn wrote:Sub-Prime wrote:I like how you evaded my point about the writing you hate in the movies.
That's nothing unusual for a "Bay-hater", they spew their stuff and can never back themselves up when someone logically argues against them.
Same can be said for the "Pro-movie" group, some are just blindly loyal.
Stop generalising..I hate these films because they're garbage.
Shadowman wrote:This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Caelus wrote:My wife pointed out something interesting about the prehistoric Predacons. I said that everyone was complaining because transforming for them mostly consisted of them just standing up-right. She essentially said, 'So? That's what our ancestors did.'
In addition to what all Burn said, this is not the first time that characters with G1 names had looks and altmodes not based on those of their G1 namesakes.Darkman20xx wrote:My problem with Bay is he has a habit of changing things that don't need to be changed in a franchise's history. Of course all movie adaptations have differences but he changes major things. I believe that stems from Bay never being a true fan in the first place. I remember when TF1 first came out and we would see scenes filming with the new cars and we would guess what car was what character? Like a red sports car would have to be Sideswipe or Rodimus. The Silver Corvette would have to be Bluestreak "or Silverstreak". That all stopped when we saw that Bay had no type of reasoning of who he made who? Could Hound not have been a military Jeep? Hound in AOE has Bulkhead's body and Kup's Personality.
Shockwave?! That guy was a total nobody in the DOTM movie.Darkman20xx wrote:Let's not begin to talk about how the Ruthless Megatron from G1 and Comics has been redueced to a lower level villain who since the first movie has taken a back seat to The Fallen, Sentinel Prime and Shockwave, and now Lockdown.
Yeah, sure. The guy who built the Giant Purple Griffin is certainly a menace to us all.[/sarcasm]Darkman20xx wrote:Megatron is nothing more than a Lackey when he has always been portrayed as one of the most dangerous beings in the entire universe.
They're taller than her in the awesome current cartoon.Darkman20xx wrote:Now the same thing is happening with the Turtles where they're huge when in no fiction I've seen have the Turtles be taller than April.
Shadowman wrote:This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Caelus wrote:My wife pointed out something interesting about the prehistoric Predacons. I said that everyone was complaining because transforming for them mostly consisted of them just standing up-right. She essentially said, 'So? That's what our ancestors did.'
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