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The Movie Reporter, IESB is preparing to interview Transformers producers Don Murphy and Tom DeSanto once again. IESB is giving fans the chance to submit their questions for the duo. The following has been taken directly from their announcement.

"Want to ask Tom DeSanto or Don Murphy a question? Here’s your chance! The IESB is hooking up with the producers to answer questions from their fans.

Want to talk about Transformers? City of Heroes? Shoot ‘Em Up? Anything? Write to the IESB and we will be sending a list to DeSanto and Murphy.

Email us your questions at iesb@iesb.net with the subject line “Question for DeSanto and Murphy” this will put them all in a folder from which we will choose the 15 best possible questions. Please include your name or nickname and location and we’ll be sure to post it with your question so you can get a shout out!

We will be posting their replies shortly thereafter. Question submission is open from today Thursday June 7th until Sunday June 10th. After that, we will choose the questions and submit them.

Then check back next week for a complete Q & A!

So go ahead! Send a question for Tom DeSanto and Don Murphy! NOW!".

I have a qestion for don how fast can you eat a 10 foot sub

Lol!

The idea of a competition to talk to Don, when he's been freely available for a chat for the past 3+ years, is very amusing.

I wonder if this is like the last interview with Tom and Don that IESB did, where Tom DeSanto answered everything and Don contributed very little.

heres mine, why are you don, being such an incredible ass when doubting the movie on your own bord

will jetfire be nxt movie please

Why does this come to mind?

http://www.lilformers.com/comic0008.php

I think we already played this game once and it did not end well. Anyone remember that? Yeah I think I'll take a raincheck...

At least thi is IESB rather then here, lord knows Mr. Murphy loves it here

I sent this message:

To: Mr. DeSanto and Mr. Don Murphy,

Will the 2nd Transformers Movie Center around a race to control the Autobot ship, the "Ark" which Newly Crashed in the Nevada Desert, and Where lies "Teletran One, a super computer," whose operations could take control of all the Earth's defenses, similar to Sky-Net, in the Terminator movies?

Sincerely,
Adam
AKA Skywarp-2,
Williamsburg, VA
Also a Member of Seibertron.com

What could we ask that hasn't already been asked? I guess just stuff about the sequels.

skywarp-2 wrote:Sincerely,
Adam
AKA Skywarp-2,
Williamsburg, VA
Also a Member of Seibertron.com

Murphy: "Can I ban him? Pretty please?"
DeSanto: "That doesn't work that way in real life Don..."

skywarp-2 wrote:I sent this message:

To: Mr. DeSanto and Mr. Don Murphy,

Will the 2nd Transformers Movie Center around a race to control the Autobot ship, the "Ark" which Newly Crashed in the Nevada Desert, and Where lies "Teletran One, a super computer," whose operations could take control of all the Earth's defenses, similar to Sky-Net, in the Terminator movies?

Sincerely,
Adam
AKA Skywarp-2,
Williamsburg, VA
Also a Member of Seibertron.com

You are really set on that storyline arent you

They're probably going to ignore this, but I submitted:
"Why was it decided that all the Transformers coming to Earth aboard space ships would be less realistic than reconfiguring their bodies, flying to Earth on their own power (pffft), and then reconfiguring them again? The latter not only would require high expendatures of fuel, but seems to be LESS realistic, since the Transformers not only have to reconfigure themselves twice over. Not to mention the whole absurdity of them somehow being able to magically reshape the metal and immaculately repaint themselves out in the open without the use of some sort of "R" chamber. That's even harder to swallow than mass-shifting and was one of the cornier aspects of the cartoons that I'd HOPED would have been left out. So, to repeat my question, why was it done that way?"

Robinson wrote:

skywarp-2 wrote:I sent this message:

To: Mr. DeSanto and Mr. Don Murphy,

Will the 2nd Transformers Movie Center around a race to control the Autobot ship, the "Ark" which Newly Crashed in the Nevada Desert, and Where lies "Teletran One, a super computer," whose operations could take control of all the Earth's defenses, similar to Sky-Net, in the Terminator movies?

Sincerely,
Adam
AKA Skywarp-2,
Williamsburg, VA
Also a Member of Seibertron.com

You are really set on that storyline arent you

hey why not, it doesn't hurt to ask...anyone who thinks just asking a question is even if its a fan question is wrong, then they are scared little children...you never know something unless you ask..

Also the most under used word in the English language is "Why"...

leave the "Blind" following to the sheep...

JazZeke wrote:They're probably going to ignore this, but I submitted:
"Why was it decided that all the Transformers coming to Earth aboard space ships would be less realistic than reconfiguring their bodies, flying to Earth on their own power (pffft), and then reconfiguring them again? The latter not only would require high expendatures of fuel, but seems to be LESS realistic, since the Transformers not only have to reconfigure themselves twice over. Not to mention the whole absurdity of them somehow being able to magically reshape the metal and immaculately repaint themselves out in the open without the use of some sort of "R" chamber. That's even harder to swallow than mass-shifting and was one of the cornier aspects of the cartoons that I'd HOPED would have been left out. So, to repeat my question, why was it done that way?"

Nice. Likelihood of a serious answer. None. It will be just like Michael Bay's reasoning for the flames...He likes them.

skywarp-2 wrote:

Robinson wrote:

skywarp-2 wrote:I sent this message:

To: Mr. DeSanto and Mr. Don Murphy,

Will the 2nd Transformers Movie Center around a race to control the Autobot ship, the "Ark" which Newly Crashed in the Nevada Desert, and Where lies "Teletran One, a super computer," whose operations could take control of all the Earth's defenses, similar to Sky-Net, in the Terminator movies?

Sincerely,
Adam
AKA Skywarp-2,
Williamsburg, VA
Also a Member of Seibertron.com

You are really set on that storyline arent you

hey why not, it doesn't hurt to ask...anyone who thinks just asking a question is even if its a fan question is wrong, then they are scared little children...you never know something unless you ask..

Also the most under used word in the English language is "Why"...

leave the "Blind" following to the sheep...

Unless the plot you're more or less submitting has been done in some official capacity in a previous continuity it'll probably get filtered-out and discarded for legal purposes or avoided altogether. One thing television and filmmakers hate is people crawling out of the woodwork and claiming they should receive a credit or be paid for an idea they submitted.

AbsumZer0 wrote:

skywarp-2 wrote:

Robinson wrote:

skywarp-2 wrote:I sent this message:

To: Mr. DeSanto and Mr. Don Murphy,

Will the 2nd Transformers Movie Center around a race to control the Autobot ship, the "Ark" which Newly Crashed in the Nevada Desert, and Where lies "Teletran One, a super computer," whose operations could take control of all the Earth's defenses, similar to Sky-Net, in the Terminator movies?

Sincerely,
Adam
AKA Skywarp-2,
Williamsburg, VA
Also a Member of Seibertron.com

You are really set on that storyline arent you

hey why not, it doesn't hurt to ask...anyone who thinks just asking a question is even if its a fan question is wrong, then they are scared little children...you never know something unless you ask..

Also the most under used word in the English language is "Why"...

leave the "Blind" following to the sheep...

Unless the plot you're more or less submitting has been done in some official capacity in a previous continuity it'll probably get filtered-out and discarded for legal purposes or avoided altogether. One thing television and filmmakers hate is people crawling out of the woodwork and claiming they should receive a credit or be paid for an idea they submitted.

yeah I see your point, but i don't give a Rats A$$ about credit, I love the genre and just want to see a cool story for the next film.. shoot I would even sign a waiver, just to know that the plot of the next film was similar to what I think would make a cool story, since we do now know that there is a battle that happens in space in 1969 between the Nemesis and the Ark, and somehow those ships are left behind...

It would make for a cool opening to the next film, as the Ark comes into orbit and goes crashing into the desert...

but heck thats just one way they could take the story.. there is so much they could do..

Mulla™ wrote:Why does this come to mind?

http://www.lilformers.com/comic0008.php

Heh, my thoughts exactly!

I sent these out this weekend:

I actually have 2 Questions:

1. Will we see a "ravage", black panther-Decepticon, in the transformers movie sequel?

2. Will we see more emotion from the Decepticons, like when they got drunk in an episode on Energon? it would be cool to see them stumble around and maybe leave an opening for the Autobots to steal or attack or something... see attached: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EBUXVZcb2M

Sincerely,
Adam
AKA Skywarp-2
also a member of seibertron.com forums