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ToosaMay wrote:There is a MAJOR problem with the film that fans are presently unaware of, and won't realize until they're already sitting in the theater. I won't go into it for fear that Hasbro is watching.
ToosaMay wrote:A PIRATE ZOMBIE! With guns for teeth!
I must admit, though, the temptation to tell you guys everything is overwhelming. It's only stayed by my fear of litigation.
ToosaMay wrote:No, lilcarus, that isn't it. As I said it's something the fans haven't been made aware of yet. I think the producers are aware that it might ruin the experience for some, so they've kept it silent.
As for the robot's screen time, it didn't seem THAT bad. It is a very human-oriented story, and the robots show up fairly early on. I wish they'd had more dialogue, though. Their personalities seemed forced through context.
Mykltron wrote:Surely it's not THAT hard to train monkeys... Is it? Maybe the monkeys were trained by monkeys who hadn't been trained properly.
G1Blaster wrote:Saying an album is ten times better than St. Anger is like saying you'd rather be hit in the head with a bat instead of kicked in the nuts.
ToosaMay wrote:No, lilcarus, that isn't it. As I said it's something the fans haven't been made aware of yet. I think the producers are aware that it might ruin the experience for some, so they've kept it silent.
As for the robot's screen time, it didn't seem THAT bad. It is a very human-oriented story, and the robots show up fairly early on. I wish they'd had more dialogue, though. Their personalities seemed forced through context.
ToosaMay wrote:That's not it either. To be honest, Sam Witwicky seems more interested in the robots than in his girlfriend. So it balances well.
You can tell from her line in the trailer, "You drive, I'll shoot!" her acting isn't quite...what's the word..."good."
Chris™ wrote:ToosaMay wrote:That's not it either. To be honest, Sam Witwicky seems more interested in the robots than in his girlfriend. So it balances well.
You can tell from her line in the trailer, "You drive, I'll shoot!" her acting isn't quite...what's the word..."good."
Because one is able to discern an oscar worthy performance from 2 seconds of film and 1 line of dialogue.
ToosaMay wrote:Alright, this is attracting too much negative attention now. I'm out. Thanks for listening, guys.
AbsumZer0 wrote:Chris™ wrote:ToosaMay wrote:That's not it either. To be honest, Sam Witwicky seems more interested in the robots than in his girlfriend. So it balances well.
You can tell from her line in the trailer, "You drive, I'll shoot!" her acting isn't quite...what's the word..."good."
Because one is able to discern an oscar worthy performance from 2 seconds of film and 1 line of dialogue.
No, but you can discern a performance that definitely isn't Oscar worthy from a few bits of trailer.
ToosaMay wrote:Please let's not start an argument. I didn't make a suspicious comment. I originally came to quell what I knew would be another 20-page argument about some undesirable aspect of the movie.
Naturally, it's turning into this already. As it typically does when some high-powered board member plays the role of defender.
If you must know what the secret of the movie is, there was another robot film released in 2004 with the same problem.
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