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Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2012 9:38 amPosted: Thu Dec 06, 2012 9:50 pmPosted: Thu Dec 06, 2012 9:58 pmSabrblade wrote:It was never released on Blu-Ray in the United States. The only blu-Rays that exist for it were ones released in European and Australian markets, but the video/audio quality of each of those is no superior than the U.S. DVD release of the movie by Sony in 2006, meaning that that DVD version is as good a quality as that movie is possibly ever going to look. Thus, that 2006 Sony DVD is presently your best option.
Posted: Fri Dec 28, 2012 12:48 pmPosted: Thu Nov 23, 2023 7:33 pmPosted: Tue Aug 13, 2024 10:43 pmPosted: Tue Aug 13, 2024 11:13 pmOver here.o.supreme wrote:Japanese Version with English fan subs
BW Neo just used BWII Galvatron's voice actor.o.supreme wrote:I had to look up on TF:Wiki because I thought for sure that the voice Actor for Unicron was the same as was in BW Neo (reprising the role). Evidently it isn't the same actor, but props for getting someone who sounds very similar.
Posted: Sun Jun 28, 2026 1:54 amPosted: Mon Jun 29, 2026 7:01 pmProbably not. It would have expended its energy just the same, destroying Unicron, but nothing would've happened to Galvatron, at least not physically. Would he still have gone crazy? Would he have become revered by both sides? Assuming he didn't threaten to kill the Autobots afterwards, maybe he would've united the 2 sides under his leadership?AllNewSuperRobot wrote:A general musing I've always had since first watching TF:TM, what if the Matrix opened for Galvatron when he threatened Unicron?
Arise, Galvatron Prime??
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2026 10:29 amRodimus Prime wrote:Probably not. It would have expended its energy just the same, destroying Unicron, but nothing would've happened to Galvatron, at least not physically. Would he still have gone crazy? Would he have become revered by both sides? Assuming he didn't threaten to kill the Autobots afterwards, maybe he would've united the 2 sides under his leadership?AllNewSuperRobot wrote:A general musing I've always had since first watching TF:TM, what if the Matrix opened for Galvatron when he threatened Unicron?
Arise, Galvatron Prime??
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Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2026 12:56 pmI doubt it. The Matrix energy is both the accumulation of wisdom from past Primes as well as Primus's life force. It's not an actual physical explosive, Unicron's explosion was his averse reaction to a lifeforce opposite his own.AllNewSuperRobot wrote:Rodimus Prime wrote:Probably not. It would have expended its energy just the same, destroying Unicron, but nothing would've happened to Galvatron, at least not physically. Would he still have gone crazy? Would he have become revered by both sides? Assuming he didn't threaten to kill the Autobots afterwards, maybe he would've united the 2 sides under his leadership?AllNewSuperRobot wrote:A general musing I've always had since first watching TF:TM, what if the Matrix opened for Galvatron when he threatened Unicron?
Arise, Galvatron Prime??
(weird that I didn't notice the reply before now...
Now that would have been funny. Galvatron so smug with this threat, opens the Matrix and detonates Unicron instead. Due to his proximity likely would have blown up Cybertron too
I have my doubts on that as well, since the Matrix selects the bearer based on his or her moral standing at least as much as the person's intent regarding using the Matrix. Galvatron simply wanting to destroy Unicron wasn't out of nobility, it was out of self-importance. He was trying to defend Cybertron, but only just so he would control it. Primus wouldn't approve.Considering the faction distinction is largely arbitrary on a physical level, I did think Galvatron Prime was a potential.
Like Onslaught, except purple and with 1 giant orange cannon instead of 2 smaller silver ones. A true adversary to Optimus Prime, if he was still alive.Also it probably would have looked pretty cool, or akin to Rodimus Prime, he would have been a Cannon-Truck
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2026 10:21 amRodimus Prime wrote:And with Hot Rod never becoming Prime, Magnus stays Autobot leader, and a whole generation of crybabies are pre-emptively silenced.
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2026 11:45 amOh, they would still rag on Magnus for his "I can't deal with that now!" attitude.Rodimus Prime wrote:And with Hot Rod never becoming Prime, Magnus stays Autobot leader, and a whole generation of crybabies are pre-emptively silenced.
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2026 11:48 am
Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2026 10:20 pmPosted: Thu Sep 24, 2026 6:05 pmCBM Article wrote:We broke down the opening numbers on Monday, and there's one update. Box Office Mojo's weekend chart now has it at 7th place, not the 8th we reported from Sunday's early numbers.
The day-by-day from Box Office Mojo:
Thursday, September 17th: $1,052,609 (2nd for the day)
Friday: $844,557
Saturday: $1,369,312
Sunday: $890,053
That's just over $3.1 million for the weekend in 1,454 theaters, and about $4.16 million for all four days. The weekend numbers are still marked as estimates, so they could change.
Saturday was the biggest day of the bunch, up 62% from Friday!
Those four days alone made 71% of what the entire 1986 run did!
The original run brought in about $5.85 million, so there's roughly $1.7 million to go. No weekday numbers have been posted since Sunday, so we don't know yet how much of that has already been made up.
Counting both runs, the movie has now passed $10 million at the North American box office.
Adjusted for inflation, that 1986 run would be about $17.9 million today, so the original is still WAY ahead based on my math.