Stormrider wrote:It would make my day if Cullen ever stopped by Seibertron.com and said "hi" to the fans.
skywarp-2 wrote:
I am totally eating my work day lunches at Burger King for the whole month of July, in honor of the great Peter Cullen and Optimus Prime!!
TFWIKI wrote:According to Hasbro, toys that represent flying characters are given more stringent drop tests and rounded/collapsible bits, as children (and the kind of adults who buy Transformers, actually) are more prone to throwing these figures around or ramming them into things (or people).
Starscream227 wrote:skywarp-2 wrote:
I am totally eating my work day lunches at Burger King for the whole month of July, in honor of the great Peter Cullen and Optimus Prime!!
Your liver bemoans this fact, regardless of Cullen's greatness. But what does an organ know?
As for the interview(s), hearing (or reading) the good things Peter has to say about Prime, at least, does help psych me up for the film...
skywarp-2 wrote:still worried about what Peter was saying about the size comparison and sound thing though.. anyone have a speculation as to what they did??
TFWIKI wrote:According to Hasbro, toys that represent flying characters are given more stringent drop tests and rounded/collapsible bits, as children (and the kind of adults who buy Transformers, actually) are more prone to throwing these figures around or ramming them into things (or people).
Starscream227 wrote:skywarp-2 wrote:still worried about what Peter was saying about the size comparison and sound thing though.. anyone have a speculation as to what they did??
Probably some deepening and resonate/distort stuff.
Stormrider wrote:If you watch/listen to the trailers, Prime has little more timber to his voice. (Is the timber the right word? )
Jaw Crusher wrote:I think it's 'tembor'. If Prime had more timber to his voice, he'd be a lumberjack.
Arcadius-Prime wrote:Well it's not like he would saythe movie, uh... sucked duh. Anyway I can't wait to see Peter's Prime or is it Prime's Peter. Hee-hee
TFWIKI wrote:According to Hasbro, toys that represent flying characters are given more stringent drop tests and rounded/collapsible bits, as children (and the kind of adults who buy Transformers, actually) are more prone to throwing these figures around or ramming them into things (or people).
skywarp-2 wrote:Starscream227 wrote:skywarp-2 wrote:
I am totally eating my work day lunches at Burger King for the whole month of July, in honor of the great Peter Cullen and Optimus Prime!!
Your liver bemoans this fact, regardless of Cullen's greatness. But what does an organ know?
As for the interview(s), hearing (or reading) the good things Peter has to say about Prime, at least, does help psych me up for the film...
they sell salads now...but I will occasionally get a "BK stacker"...3 flame broiled all beef patties, cheese, cheesy special sauce, bacon, 2 buns.. no fries and a large diet coke!! still on a diet, high protein, with small carbs.. so my liver will be okay.. as long as I take the "stackers" in extreme moderation...
still worried about what Peter was saying about the size comparison and sound thing though.. anyone have a speculation as to what they did??
Liege Evilmus wrote:I'm sure Pete did a great job, but even if he didn't, whats he gonna say "This movie sucks"!?!
Only time I ever saw that happen was when Arnold wwent on Oprah to promote BatMan 4.
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