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First one to reference "You Spin Me Round" gets thrown to the Sharkticons...

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Deadput wrote:First one to reference "You Spin Me Round" gets thrown to the Sharkticons...

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EDIT: is it just me or is the music not right?

carytheone wrote:
EDIT: is it just me or is the music not right?

Music might be edited to avoid copyright issues.

He does look better than I had expected. Fun to have sharkies of varying size.

And I'm pretty sure that's the right song for that part of the movie. The song is most certainly from the soundtrack.

Wow, that Shark actually looks really good, I didn't give him any thought, but you've made him look good!

Cobotron wrote:He does look better than I had expected. Fun to have sharkies of varying size.

D-Maximal_Primal wrote:Wow, that Shark actually looks really good, I didn't give him any thought, but you've made him look good!

Thanks, but he's making himself look good. He's a cool figure, nothing new, but still cool. A nice addition if you're troop building Sharkticons or just want a different sized one. Overall better than TR, but TR has better articulation. Cyberverse also has a more G1 vibe with the deco and pasty eyes. At $12 from Wally, I recommend him

Cobotron wrote:And I'm pretty sure that's the right song for that part of the movie. The song is most certainly from the soundtrack.

I didn't recognize the song at all, but I wouldn't trust my memory on that. Where's Scramjet when you need him?

He's here. And he knows the things!

Hunger, by Spectre General is the song. Which your video above is playing.

That's a pretty cool can-digging grill-cracking thing you bought.

Scramjet wrote:He's here. And he knows the things!

Hunger, by Spectre General is the song. Which your video above is playing.

That's a pretty cool can-digging grill-cracking thing you bought.

That is why I rubbed your lamp and summoned you

Spectre General, is that the Surgeon's General arch enemy?

I was thinking 007's arch enemy.

Scramjet wrote:I was thinking 007's arch enemy.

Or a final boss.

Ah yes, that too could be it also as well.

All I know is, It's my need for speed that gives me the will to survive.

I mean, when I see what I want I'm gonna take it, and if it's against the law, you can bet I'll break it.

But, that's just me.

Need to feed. Hunger, Cobotron. Not Days of Thunder, or Top Gun.

Hahaha, very nice

You know I've only seen TF:TM twice. The first time was the last time it was remasted on DVD a year or so ago then again after that, but in the theaters. My expectations were probably too high on the first time as it was underwhelming, but I don't have a fancy home setup. In the theater it was a completely different experience, an epic rock and roll fantasy space adventure! Even Mrstheone enjoyed it.

So hopefully it will get more theater showings.

I can't believe that.

Scramjet wrote:I can't believe that.

Which part?

That you didn't see the movie until the most recent remaster (30th anniversary) and then in the theater! It's very hard to believe. I guess it's been such a constant in my life since 1986 it boggles the memory banks.

Scramjet wrote:That you didn't see the movie until the most recent remaster (30th anniversary) and then in the theater! It's very hard to believe. I guess it's been such a constant in my life since 1986 it boggles the memory banks.

Believe it yo. Besides not like I haven't said as much several times. By the time the movie came out I don't think TF was on the air where I lived or I have just moved on. I remember seeing the newer toys in the wishbook or maybe at school, but was completely ignorant to the movie until much much later.

The movie is so ubiquitous (especially in the fandom) I was already familiar with all the beats. So it was fun to watch it all play out in order. The whole movie was like "oh I remember that!" On the big screen with a booming sound system is the only way to go.

The reality is that in '89 I got really into video games and everything else just became invisible; toys, tv, movies, pop culture, homework - everything. Not really much different now.

*Yes I know the movie came out in '86, but three years is eons for a kid. If it wasn't in my radar by then, it wasn't going to be.

Scramjet wrote:Need to feed. Hunger, Cobotron. Not Days of Thunder, or Top Gun.

FEED?! Really? All these 30 some years I thought it was speed.


It makes way more sense of course.

Recently I caught the 1960 version via RiffTrax, that **** was gold

Both the differences and similarities from the 1986 version were pretty amazing and fun. The biggest differences being the 1960 version wasn't a musical and the ending. Other than those, most of the beats are the same. So I guess I was watching Little Shop of Horrors instead of TF:TM

EDIT: I also found 1960's Seymour fairly unlikable.

Might as well drop this the unedited version here.

Tiny Space Bros!!!

Cobotron wrote:Tiny Space Bros!!!

I tried my damnedest to get Minmus to hold Rung, but it wasn't happening. Couldn't balance, no neck movement, no articulation - it wasn't going be a thing.

Unintentionally went to a brewery today, but didn't have the Swerve

Hopefully I won't punk out so much this time and take more pics. Just so **** damn cold

EDIT: didn't punk out, just didn't have any time. Sunrise was late and sunset was early.

You gotta get Swerve to wield the Rung smacking machine