Same here. I refuse to watch anything else until September 19th. I haven't been this excited for a TF movie since RoTF. I hope I won't be let down as bad.-Kanrabat- wrote:With the second trailer, I've seen enough.
I don't want the whole damn movie to be spoiled before I see it.
Rodimus Prime wrote:Same here. I refuse to watch anything else until September 19th. I haven't been this excited for a TF movie since RoTF. I hope I won't be let down as bad.-Kanrabat- wrote:With the second trailer, I've seen enough.
I don't want the whole damn movie to be spoiled before I see it.
william-james88 wrote:
Paramount has released two clips, one for Brazil and one for Taiwan. The one for Taiwan is a trailer showing lots of new shots of Megatron (in his final form) fighting Optimus. The clip for Brazil is an uninterrupted sequence of the Iacon race. In it we see a lot fo cameos including Brawn, Red Alert, Ratchet, Arcee and Ironhide.
Enjoy!
Silverwing wrote:Also, I feel compelled to give the obligatory:
One for each year of the Movieverse's decade strong tenure. Here's to a few more explosive years!
william-james88 wrote:We have casting news our own Jon Bailey is in Transformers One. He’ll be voicing Soundwave, who he voiced in the Bumblebee film. Jason Konopisos Will be voicing Shockwave and Evan Michael Lee will be voicing Jazz. They each revealed this on their respective social media.
We also have a clip of Shockwave talking if any are interested as to what that sounds like.
Emerje wrote:Congrats, Jon!
Emerje
cloudballoon wrote:I've never seen Shockwave so.....emotive. Does not compute!
LOL, I'm not against it though. I'm not sure whether the VAs get to see the CG (even a rough "stickman" form, but still show enough of the motions of the characters) when recording the lines, but the emotive voiceworks match the movement on screen.
So you had to redo all your lines over and over to different versions of the movie, depending where in the production process it was?jON3.0 wrote:cloudballoon wrote:I've never seen Shockwave so.....emotive. Does not compute!
LOL, I'm not against it though. I'm not sure whether the VAs get to see the CG (even a rough "stickman" form, but still show enough of the motions of the characters) when recording the lines, but the emotive voiceworks match the movement on screen.
Idk about Shockwave but for what I worked on I got to see the film from early stages to finished animation. The original sessions there was nothing on screen or just animatics, all just recording the lines of the script with direction. I didn’t have to act to picture til the last session.
Should have been May 8, the actual anniversary of the brand.Transformers Day will take place on September 17th, a day filled with announcements and content celebrating the franchise's 40th anniversary.
Shadowman wrote:This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Caelus wrote:My wife pointed out something interesting about the prehistoric Predacons. I said that everyone was complaining because transforming for them mostly consisted of them just standing up-right. She essentially said, 'So? That's what our ancestors did.'
Sabrblade wrote:Should have been May 8, the actual anniversary of the brand.Transformers Day will take place on September 17th, a day filled with announcements and content celebrating the franchise's 40th anniversary.
Those be some pretty low heights.PhotonWaveZero wrote:I know I've heard positive buzz about this, but all these years of waiting for a new animated film to hit the heights of the original series
That is not what "chibi" means.PhotonWaveZero wrote:For one thing, the designs are very chibi
Not what "slapstick" means, either.PhotonWaveZero wrote:and the humor is complete slapstick
All ages, of course.PhotonWaveZero wrote:I just don't see who this is targeted at?
I've yet to see anything in these trailers and clips aimed squarely at little little kids. No one's learning their ABCs or how to count to 10 or having a singalong. This ain't Sesame Street, here, and certainly wouldn't allow the word "bada**" to be spoken in front of that age group.PhotonWaveZero wrote:You can make something appealing to all age groups without completely aiming for the little little kids.
Couldn't agree more, cuz what we got here are good characters in the storyline.PhotonWaveZero wrote:If the characters in the storyline is good, kids will get it.
So too is X-Men 97 pandering to its demographic.PhotonWaveZero wrote:X-Men 97 was a prime example of bringing back a series and making it appealing to modern audiences. This is just pandering to the demographic.
GOOD! Cuz we don't need one.PhotonWaveZero wrote:I don't think we're ever going to get a worthy follow up to G1.
Shadowman wrote:This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Caelus wrote:My wife pointed out something interesting about the prehistoric Predacons. I said that everyone was complaining because transforming for them mostly consisted of them just standing up-right. She essentially said, 'So? That's what our ancestors did.'
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