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
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
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?"
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...
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.
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