Amazon Prime to Stream Transformers: Age of Extinction from June 13th

Insurgent wrote:

ZeroWolf wrote:I think the transformation was a visual style more then anything else as it's combat advantages were certainly not played upon in the final battle in Hong Kong.

That's because the drones weren't sentient. Or at least were just rudimentary intelligent. They didn't have the mental ability to use themselves in that way. However, Galvatron did, as seen during the motorway chase when Bee shot at him under the bridge. But Galvatron didn't do anything in the final fight.


I do agree though, I do not like the flying pixel transformation. Except for when Galvatron used it in combat. I admit, that was sweet.

The main question is, Why Galvatron didn't do anything by himself during Hong Kong scene, he isn't easy to be damaged, and he showed already that he is strong enough to fight with Prime. Yet again he let his mindless drones get the job done, whey never learned that this can't work don't they.

Imagine how mucha Decepticons could be effective, without "Megatron/Galvatron is only sitting and giving order" rule

TurboMMaster wrote:

Insurgent wrote:

ZeroWolf wrote:I think the transformation was a visual style more then anything else as it's combat advantages were certainly not played upon in the final battle in Hong Kong.

That's because the drones weren't sentient. Or at least were just rudimentary intelligent. They didn't have the mental ability to use themselves in that way. However, Galvatron did, as seen during the motorway chase when Bee shot at him under the bridge. But Galvatron didn't do anything in the final fight.


I do agree though, I do not like the flying pixel transformation. Except for when Galvatron used it in combat. I admit, that was sweet.

The main question is, Why Galvatron didn't do anything by himself during Hong Kong scene, he isn't easy to be damaged, and he showed already that he is strong enough to fight with Prime. Yet again he let his mindless drones get the job done, whey never learned that this can't work don't they.

Imagine how mucha Decepticons could be effective, without "Megatron/Galvatron is only sitting and giving order" rule

im not sure he couldve stood a chance against the dinobots but i do agree he couldve done a lot more in the final battle

Optimum Supreme wrote:

Autobot032 wrote:According to Deadline, an industry trade website, Transformers: Age Of Extinction was the clear winner of 2014, having the largest box office take of the year, it even beat out other big greats such as American Sniper and The Lego Movie!

bolding mine

Wow, it beat a movie that wasn't even in wide release at all in 2014 and only in limited released for a week? Impressive!

1 - Transformers: Age of Extinction Paramount Pictures $1,091,404,499
2 - The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies Warner Bros. / New Line Cinema / MGM $955,113,783
3 - Guardians of the Galaxy Marvel Studios $774,176,600
4 - Maleficent Walt Disney Pictures $758,654,942
5 - The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 Lionsgate Films $752,100,229
6 - X-Men: Days of Future Past 20th Century Fox $748,121,534
7 - Captain America: The Winter Soldier Marvel Studios $714,766,572
8 - The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Columbia Pictures $709,582,323
9 - Dawn of the Planet of the Apes 20th Century Fox $708,835,589
10 - Interstellar Paramount Pictures / Warner Bros. $672,974,414

Lego and Sniper don't feature on the list for obvious reasons...
Age of Extinction beat all of these movies which were on wide release last year. Clearly.
In comparison to most of those films in the list, I did not like AOE as much - but the figures speak for themselves.
It's also the 12th highest grossing film of all time. No other film from 2014 is even in the top 20 highest grossing films...

Beardy wrote:

Optimum Supreme wrote:

Autobot032 wrote:According to Deadline, an industry trade website, Transformers: Age Of Extinction was the clear winner of 2014, having the largest box office take of the year, it even beat out other big greats such as American Sniper and The Lego Movie!

bolding mine

Wow, it beat a movie that wasn't even in wide release at all in 2014 and only in limited released for a week? Impressive!

1 - Transformers: Age of Extinction Paramount Pictures $1,091,404,499
2 - The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies Warner Bros. / New Line Cinema / MGM $955,113,783
3 - Guardians of the Galaxy Marvel Studios $774,176,600
4 - Maleficent Walt Disney Pictures $758,654,942
5 - The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 Lionsgate Films $752,100,229
6 - X-Men: Days of Future Past 20th Century Fox $748,121,534
7 - Captain America: The Winter Soldier Marvel Studios $714,766,572
8 - The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Columbia Pictures $709,582,323
9 - Dawn of the Planet of the Apes 20th Century Fox $708,835,589
10 - Interstellar Paramount Pictures / Warner Bros. $672,974,414

Lego and Sniper don't feature on the list for obvious reasons...
Age of Extinction beat all of these movies which were on wide release last year. Clearly.
In comparison to most of those films in the list, I did not like AOE as much - but the figures speak for themselves.
It's also the 12th highest grossing film of all time. No other film from 2014 is even in the top 20 highest grossing films...

AOE beat the Hobbit? [petpeeve}Hell yeah! On a very personal note, I think Peter Jackson jumped the shark with LOTR and really butchered the Hobbit, making it form light-hearted into something that's harshly shoe-horned into LOTR. No Ents? Again no Tom Bombadil? A made-up war? Yes, the Hobbit deserves to be beaten by Micheal Bay. [/petpeeve]

Much like Amazon Prime, as we reported a month ago, streaming service Netflix has also made Transformers: Age of Extinction available for viewing online as of this weekend! The notification comes to us from fellow Seibertronian Cobotron, who also sends us the stock image used by Netflix below. Will you be taking some time this Sunday to revisit the fourth instalment in the Paramount series about (more or less) our favourite transforming robots?



To view on Netflix, follow this link: https://www.netflix.com/gb/?trkid=13462064

To view on Amazon Prime, follow this link: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00L83TQR6

One time was enough for me.

This weekend? Is this a region thing cos I've watched AoE on Netflix four times in the past few months already.

I choose download to see it wifi goes out you screwed unless you download same with slow connection having movie jump around on random scenes and pausing buffering out of no where

Hm, now I can ruin my childhood for a second time.

I think I'll stick to marathoning Deep Space Nine, thanks anyway.

Waits patiently for G1/ HEAD MASTERS/super god master force/victory/zone, beast wars/machines/neo/II, Rid2001, UT, Animated to be added to Netflix service

Autobot tap out wrote:Waits patiently for G1/ HEAD MASTERS/super god master force/victory/zone, beast wars/machines/neo/II, Rid2001, UT, Animated to be added to Netflix service

We might be waiting a while

The G1 cartoon coming to Amazon Prime would be dreamy.

Finally I can watch it as many times as I want! I have also scheduled a lobotomy right after my colonoscopy!

I'd sooner watch puppies being thrown into a wood-chipper than have to watch "Bayformers: Why Aren't They Extinct?" again.

Autobot tap out wrote:Waits patiently for G1/ HEAD MASTERS/super god master force/victory/zone, beast wars/machines/neo/II, Rid2001, UT, Animated to be added to Netflix service

G1, Beast Wars, and Animated already came and left Netflix. They served their time.

Today is the one year anniversary of THE greatest movie of all time. I'm going to spend all day watching it over and over again.

Doesn't feel like a year, well only three four years to the next one

SlyTF1 wrote:Today is the one year anniversary of THE greatest movie of all time.

Citizen Kane didn't come out last year.

SlyTF1 wrote:Today is the one year anniversary of THE greatest movie of all time. I'm going to spend all day watching it over and over again.

I watched AoE again yesterday (as I saw it on June 26th, 2014 ) and I must say, it is uber suckage. Like, RoTF-level suckage. Story-wise, anyway. Visuals and action? Vintage Bay. Best movie of all time? Forrest Gump.