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Kickback21 wrote:Good points.

I like Singer in that role for how he worked xmen and Spiderman

First-Aid wrote:I've been giving this sequel thing a lot of thought and had some ideas on what they may do with it.

1. The Allspark did initially destroy Megatron's spark, but over time it also regenerated it and merged with him, giving him limited power to create new TF's. The new power is stored in a device in his chest he calls "The Matrix". Once the Autobots discover this, Prime attempts the merger with the remaining shard of the Allspark in his possession. However it fails, forcing them into a direct confrontation for possession of the Matrix.

2. When Megatron followed the Allspark into space, a team of powerful Autobot commandoes- the Dynobots- followed him. They too had problems with the magnetic field of Earth and crashed. They are eventually uncovered by an archeological dig in Utah. Not satisfied scanning the puny vehicles the humans have onsite, they scan into the ground discovered the remains of several dinosaurs and thus are reborn.

3. Scorponok, after his defeat at the hands of the humans, has been in hiding and biding his time. He manages to learn where the 'Cons remains are deposited and eventually links up with Starscream- who has returned with revenge on his mind. The new 'Con commander has brought with some new friends- more than likely the Constructicons- in order to fortify their position on Earth. They rescue and rebuild the damaged 'Cons (who were in fact in stasis lock and not deceased as believed) except Megatron, who Starscream buries in the deep so that he alone may lead. Megs of course comes back to life with the help of the Allspark that has merged with him and the power struggle continues.

4. The "radiation" previously detected by the humans- now called "energon" because of its ability to "energize" inanimate mechanical objects- is identified by Ratchet and a team of human scientists as a form of atom-sized nanomachines. These nanomachines are able to rebuild metal allows by breaking down atoms of any substance and reassembling them into the desired pattern. Ratchet concludes that the Allspark is slowly rebuilding itself, leading to a new race for the Allspark- which is in Sam's possession again; it seems that he had asked for a piece of the Allspark as a souvenir/reminder of the first battle. This also leads to the assumption that Megatron may not be dead.

5. Once the Dyno/Dinobots are reborn, a conflict brews between their leader- Grimlock- and Prime. It seems that Grimlock was passed up for command of the Autobots and he is still nursing a grudge against Optimus. This leads him to a major tactical blunder in a decisive battle, forcing introspective review of himself and his priorities. Grimlock also suffers from speech problems due to a remaining glitch in his system from a previous battle with Megatron.

I think I have too much time on my hands, but I'm curious to hear other thoughts on the topic.

First-Aid wrote:I've been giving this sequel thing a lot of thought and had some ideas on what they may do with it.

1. The Allspark did initially destroy Megatron's spark, but over time it also regenerated it and merged with him, giving him limited power to create new TF's. The new power is stored in a device in his chest he calls "The Matrix". Once the Autobots discover this, Prime attempts the merger with the remaining shard of the Allspark in his possession. However it fails, forcing them into a direct confrontation for possession of the Matrix.

2. When Megatron followed the Allspark into space, a team of powerful Autobot commandoes- the Dynobots- followed him. They too had problems with the magnetic field of Earth and crashed. They are eventually uncovered by an archeological dig in Utah. Not satisfied scanning the puny vehicles the humans have onsite, they scan into the ground discovered the remains of several dinosaurs and thus are reborn.

3. Scorponok, after his defeat at the hands of the humans, has been in hiding and biding his time. He manages to learn where the 'Cons remains are deposited and eventually links up with Starscream- who has returned with revenge on his mind. The new 'Con commander has brought with some new friends- more than likely the Constructicons- in order to fortify their position on Earth. They rescue and rebuild the damaged 'Cons (who were in fact in stasis lock and not deceased as believed) except Megatron, who Starscream buries in the deep so that he alone may lead. Megs of course comes back to life with the help of the Allspark that has merged with him and the power struggle continues.

4. The "radiation" previously detected by the humans- now called "energon" because of its ability to "energize" inanimate mechanical objects- is identified by Ratchet and a team of human scientists as a form of atom-sized nanomachines. These nanomachines are able to rebuild metal allows by breaking down atoms of any substance and reassembling them into the desired pattern. Ratchet concludes that the Allspark is slowly rebuilding itself, leading to a new race for the Allspark- which is in Sam's possession again; it seems that he had asked for a piece of the Allspark as a souvenir/reminder of the first battle. This also leads to the assumption that Megatron may not be dead.

5. Once the Dyno/Dinobots are reborn, a conflict brews between their leader- Grimlock- and Prime. It seems that Grimlock was passed up for command of the Autobots and he is still nursing a grudge against Optimus. This leads him to a major tactical blunder in a decisive battle, forcing introspective review of himself and his priorities. Grimlock also suffers from speech problems due to a remaining glitch in his system from a previous battle with Megatron.

I think I have too much time on my hands, but I'm curious to hear other thoughts on the topic.

CJH wrote:

Kickback21 wrote:Good points.

I like Singer in that role for how he worked xmen and Spiderman

Singer didn't work on Spiderman, just X Men and X2. Spiderman trilogy is Sam Raimi.
Also, asides what other people tend to say, Michael Bay is a good choice for something like TF; he knows how to do vehicular action and well... lots and lots of explosions.
Although Bryan Singer is good at doing some of those things, he's best at more human storylines; The Usual Suspects is one of my all time favourite films.

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CJH wrote:

Kickback21 wrote:Good points.

I like Singer in that role for how he worked xmen and Spiderman

Singer didn't work on Spiderman, just X Men and X2. Spiderman trilogy is Sam Raimi.
Also, asides what other people tend to say, Michael Bay is a good choice for something like TF; he knows how to do vehicular action and well... lots and lots of explosions.
Although Bryan Singer is good at doing some of those things, he's best at more human storylines; The Usual Suspects is one of my all time favourite films.

Bay is ok for the action scenes. Except, someone has to tell him to zoom out when Prime is transforming. And hire a camera man who's not drunk, so he can hold the camera steady.

But they definitely have to add a co-director to handle interpretations of the story. Bay has no talent with that.