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wingdarkness wrote:Altertron wrote:for those who have seen transformers movie in 1986 will heard of Nelson Shin. because he's the orignal director of transformers! i realized after seeing the movie for a couple of times, bay isn't good at storytelling or making the robots in the film to show more emotion. his direction isn't all bad, it's basically a popcorn flick, action after action. but Nelson Shin on the other hand made the audiences cried when he made prime die. so i guess this pretty much sums up what i'm talking about. it's a good start for a bay to make the first, then pass the torch to another director that has a different approach in his direction of the film in mind. if hollywood does choose Shin over Bay, the movie will be 10x emotional than titanic in 97!!!
Peter Jackson, James Cameron, John Woo, Robert Zemekis, Chimpanzee that graduated from Harvard, all could do better than Bay...But unfortunatley all Hollywood sees is chedder and Bay delivered the chedder so he's gonna get first rights to grease-up the next movie aswell while laffing at everyone in the fanbase that wants to cut themselves at the mere mention of his name...
As for TF the movie from 1986 I get more emotional watching the end credits than I got from anything in Bayformers...Even Anthony Anderson who starred in the movie said the scene when Jazz dies was the dumbest $hit ever..."Oh Jazz is dead..."-cue the end credits...
Sonray wrote:wingdarkness wrote:Altertron wrote:for those who have seen transformers movie in 1986 will heard of Nelson Shin. because he's the orignal director of transformers! i realized after seeing the movie for a couple of times, bay isn't good at storytelling or making the robots in the film to show more emotion. his direction isn't all bad, it's basically a popcorn flick, action after action. but Nelson Shin on the other hand made the audiences cried when he made prime die. so i guess this pretty much sums up what i'm talking about. it's a good start for a bay to make the first, then pass the torch to another director that has a different approach in his direction of the film in mind. if hollywood does choose Shin over Bay, the movie will be 10x emotional than titanic in 97!!!
Peter Jackson, James Cameron, John Woo, Robert Zemekis, Chimpanzee that graduated from Harvard, all could do better than Bay...But unfortunatley all Hollywood sees is chedder and Bay delivered the chedder so he's gonna get first rights to grease-up the next movie aswell while laffing at everyone in the fanbase that wants to cut themselves at the mere mention of his name...
As for TF the movie from 1986 I get more emotional watching the end credits than I got from anything in Bayformers...Even Anthony Anderson who starred in the movie said the scene when Jazz dies was the dumbest $hit ever..."Oh Jazz is dead..."-cue the end credits...
Speak for yourself. Incase you hadnt noticed, ALOT of us fans like the movie and want things to stay the same.
Wigglez wrote:Just remember. The sword is an extension of your arm. Use it as if you're going to karate chop someone with your really long sharp ass hand.
wingdarkness wrote:Peter Jackson, James Cameron, John Woo, Robert Zemekis, Chimpanzee that graduated from Harvard, all could do better than Bay...But unfortunatley all Hollywood sees is chedder and Bay delivered the chedder so he's gonna get first rights to grease-up the next movie aswell while laffing at everyone in the fanbase that wants to cut themselves at the mere mention of his name...
Shadowman wrote:Sonray wrote:wingdarkness wrote:Altertron wrote:for those who have seen transformers movie in 1986 will heard of Nelson Shin. because he's the orignal director of transformers! i realized after seeing the movie for a couple of times, bay isn't good at storytelling or making the robots in the film to show more emotion. his direction isn't all bad, it's basically a popcorn flick, action after action. but Nelson Shin on the other hand made the audiences cried when he made prime die. so i guess this pretty much sums up what i'm talking about. it's a good start for a bay to make the first, then pass the torch to another director that has a different approach in his direction of the film in mind. if hollywood does choose Shin over Bay, the movie will be 10x emotional than titanic in 97!!!
Peter Jackson, James Cameron, John Woo, Robert Zemekis, Chimpanzee that graduated from Harvard, all could do better than Bay...But unfortunatley all Hollywood sees is chedder and Bay delivered the chedder so he's gonna get first rights to grease-up the next movie aswell while laffing at everyone in the fanbase that wants to cut themselves at the mere mention of his name...
As for TF the movie from 1986 I get more emotional watching the end credits than I got from anything in Bayformers...Even Anthony Anderson who starred in the movie said the scene when Jazz dies was the dumbest $hit ever..."Oh Jazz is dead..."-cue the end credits...
Speak for yourself. Incase you hadnt noticed, ALOT of us fans like the movie and want things to stay the same.
thn ur not a reel fan lol.
ths muvy sucked. im prolly gunna watch g1 after this puke.
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It was so hard typing that. As if a thousand Grammar Cops cried out in terror, then were suddenly silenced.
wingdarkness wrote:everyone in the fanbase that wants to cut themselves at the mere mention of his name...
Blackout wrote:wingdarkness wrote:As for TF the movie from 1986 I get more emotional watching the end credits than I got from anything in Bayformers...Even Anthony Anderson who starred in the movie said the scene when Jazz dies was the dumbest $hit ever..."Oh Jazz is dead..."-cue the end credits...
Stop appealing to authority for your argument. So what that Anderson said that. Peter Cullen loved the movie, so I guess we're at a standstill, wingbaby.
And what's Bayformers? Is it a movie about machines that create bays?![]()
What a dumb term. Bayformers.
Reminds me of kids in high school altering a name to insult someone they don't like. Not clever and not a real argument.
wingdarkness wrote:Oh and finally, "Bayformers" is the $hit you watched and enjoyed...
Wigglez wrote:Just remember. The sword is an extension of your arm. Use it as if you're going to karate chop someone with your really long sharp ass hand.
wingdarkness wrote:Oh and finally, "Bayformers" is the $hit you watched and enjoyed...
wingdarkness wrote:You don't think someone who worked on the movie's opinion is more valid than yours (not that it superceeds or trumps all your opinions, but Anderson has insight you and I'll never have)...Yeah I might have to stop ressponding back to your posts...And when you watch K-ville episode 2 that airs sept 24th I'll be the dude with a white visor on and blue shades in the club while Anderson is singing Kareoke--not that it means anything...
Wigglez wrote:Just remember. The sword is an extension of your arm. Use it as if you're going to karate chop someone with your really long sharp ass hand.
Sonray wrote:More like the awesome movie you watched and hated due to lack of taste.
Whisper wrote:Sonray wrote:More like the awesome movie you watched and hated due to lack of taste.
So you're basically saying that anyone who didn't like the movie has no taste?
That was a real smart move there...
Sonray wrote:no i said that you have no taste, theres a big difference.
If i wanted to say the words that you tried to twist and put into my mouth i would have said so in the first place.
Sizzle.
Whisper wrote:Sonray wrote:no i said that you have no taste, theres a big difference.
If i wanted to say the words that you tried to twist and put into my mouth i would have said so in the first place.
Sizzle.
Yet you are still saying he has no taste, because he hated the movie.
I hate the movie as well, does that mean that I have no taste?
Every single person on this blasted planet has different tastes according to their own personal take on things. Just because their opinions differ from yours doesn't mean to say they're wrong, are they?
That being said, both wingdarkness and Conceptron could probably do with lessons in tact and diplomacy. Then again they might not. It all depends on peoples' individual tastes really...
Whisper wrote:No worries d00d!
Anyways, please feel free to continue the banter between wingdarkness and yourself, I'm rather enjoying this...
Sonray wrote:Whisper wrote:No worries d00d!
Anyways, please feel free to continue the banter between wingdarkness and yourself, I'm rather enjoying this...
Im afraid im going to do my best to not oblige there. I dont want to get into another pointless flame war.
But onto the topic at hand...i just looked up Nelson Shin on IMDB.....all i can say is: lol
Wigglez wrote:Just remember. The sword is an extension of your arm. Use it as if you're going to karate chop someone with your really long sharp ass hand.
Whisper wrote:Sonray wrote:no i said that you have no taste, theres a big difference.
If i wanted to say the words that you tried to twist and put into my mouth i would have said so in the first place.
Sizzle.
Yet you are still saying he has no taste, because he hated the movie.
I hate the movie as well, does that mean that I have no taste?
Every single person on this blasted planet has different tastes according to their own personal take on things. Just because their opinions differ from yours doesn't mean to say they're wrong, are they?
That being said, both wingdarkness and Conceptron could probably do with lessons in tact and diplomacy. Then again they might not. It all depends on peoples' individual tastes really...
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