Tables, dressers, couches, costumes, cups, dishes and silverware are just some of the hundreds of items that will be available at the cash-only sale, which will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday, July 14 and Saturday, July 15 at Gate 2 of the studio, located at 1999 Centerpoint Parkway in Pontiac.
Deadput wrote:So Wesley Burt who has done Concept art for the movie before such as AOE has posted some images of an early concept of Canopy who in here seems to originally turn into some trains.
Obviously Canopy became the long haul reuse since well you know but I personally like both.
https://twitter.com/wesburt/status/883181187706961921
https://twitter.com/wesburt/status/883183730751184896
https://www.instagram.com/p/BWO12w2nC5b/
Do you think God stays in heaven because he too, lives in fear of what he's created?
https://twitter.com/wesburt/status/883188802369409024
This is Daytrader aka Steve Buscemi before they threw a beard on this face, gave him a hat and called it a day no seriously look closely to this show of him from a spot and the face shares the base design as this one.
dragons wrote:For people complaining about bots not looking human enough look at Steve buscemi bot character that transformer looks to be created by transformer fan who hate bay transformers realistic looking bots and this character look cartoony looking with human pieces pasted on it make face looking at that bot glad fans don't make transformer movies other wise megatron be big giant that humans can not hold in there hand, and bots be looking cartoony looking with boring blocky body parts not enough car parts showing to make it realistic looking
Seibertron wrote:I don't get why "Daytrader" or the Junk bot wasn't Wreck-Gar. It would have been an appropriate name reuse. Oh well ... hopefully a new direction is just beyond the horizon with the live action film franchise.
My guess, based on Daytrader's concept art, is that they wanted to basically make him be "Steve Buscemi as a Transformer" as a start, but then only added all the excess junk once he ended up being a modified reuse of Hound's robot mode CG model. If that's how it was for him, then Daytrader was meant to be "Daytrader" from the get-go, with the junk being added in later making him similar to Wreck-Gar in only a superficial manner. At least, that's just my theory.Seibertron wrote:I don't get why "Daytrader" or the Junk bot wasn't Wreck-Gar. It would have been an appropriate name reuse. Oh well ... hopefully a new direction is just beyond the horizon with the live action film franchise.
Sabrblade wrote:once he ended up being a modified reuse of Hound's robot mode CG model.
Those were all discussed in the spoiler thread. This is the non-spoiler thread.Stuartmaximus wrote:Btw anyone elso notice these differences that this guy's on about
https://youtu.be/C3yBqK9VdPc
Stuartmaximus wrote:Btw anyone elso notice these differences that this guy's on about
https://youtu.be/C3yBqK9VdPc
Stuartmaximus wrote:Btw anyone elso notice these differences that this guy's on about
https://youtu.be/C3yBqK9VdPc
TRANSFORMERS: THE LAST KNIGHT: LIMITED EDITION (2-CD SET) — LLLCD 1432
STARTS SHIPPING JULY 25
LIMITED EDITION OF 3000 UNITS
La-La Land Records and Paramount Pictures present the limited edition 2-CD SET of acclaimed composer Steve Jablonsky’s (TRANSFORMERS: AGE OF EXTINCTION, ENDER’S GAME) original motion picture score to the big-screen blockbuster TRANSFORMERS: THE LAST KNIGHT, starring Mark Wahlberg, Josh Duhamel and Anthony Hopkins, and directed by Michael Bay.
Jablonsky and TRANSFORMERS: THE LAST KNIGHT director Michael Bay continue an exciting, longstanding collaboration that has forged numerous cinematic blockbusters, including the previous four TRANSFORMERS films.
“I met with Michael before he started shooting Transformers: The Last Knight,” recalled Jablonsky. “He showed me some amazing concept art and explained how the story connects the history of Transformers all the way back to the times of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. I loved the idea because it gave me the opportunity to explore new musical ideas… The storyline allowed me to write melodies that are a bit more “classical” than I’ve written for the other Transformers films, which was a lot of fun for me.”
Produced by the composer and mastered by Patricia Sullivan at Bernie Grundman Mastering, this special limited edition CD release of 3000 units will thrill film music fans with an exhilarating musical experience!
TRACK LISTING:
DISC 1
1. Sacrifice (6:47)
2. The Coming Of Cybertron (4:59)
3. Merlin’s Staff (5:49)
4. No-Go Zone (3:29)
5. Stay And Fight (6:26)
6. Code Red (2:13)
7. Izzy (4:00)
8. Purity Of Heart (3:34)
9. Megatron Negotiation (3:38)
10. Today We Hunt (1:47)
11. Running Out Of Tomorrows (1:21)
12. Drone Chase (5:08)
13. You Have Been Chosen (2:18)
14. Seglass Ni Tonday (6:27)
15. Quintessa (6:37)
TOTAL DISC TIME: 64:23
DISC 2
1. Vivian (3:53)
2. Abduction (3:05)
3. History Of Transformers (4:24)
4. Cogman Sings (2:10)
5. Vivian Follow Merlin (6:41)
6. The Greatest Mission Of All (2:19)
7. Dive (3:16)
8. Two Moons (2:03)
9. Merlin’s Tomb (3:18)
10. Claim The Staff (3:37)
11. Prime Versus Bee (2:46)
12. Your Voice (4:34)
13. I Had My Moment (2:29)
14. Ospreys (1:49)
15. Battlefield (3:44)
16. Did You Forget Who I Am (1:57)
17. We Have To Go (5:49)
18. Calling All Autobots (2:55)
19. Sir Edmund Burton (4:10)
TOTAL DISC TIME: 64:49
TOTAL ALBUM TIME: 129:12
THIS IS A COMPACT DISC RELEASE
DEPICTED COVER ART NOT FINAL
