Digital Render - Transformers: The Last Knight Sqweeks

He kinda reminds me of the old Disney movie 'the black hole' and a couple of the bots in it. Still looks like a minicon to me.

He's got a pegleg or something.

reluctantyouth wrote:What bothers me... As with Every transformers movie CGI rendering to actual is... He looks battle damaged or scanned a junked scooter. When we see him in vehicle mode though... He'll be a shiny brand new looking Vespa or some crap. Even the twins in ROTF... For the brief second we saw them before they scanned the Chevy looked new. Where is the attention to detail then? I'm tired of the car commercial movie. Show the dang cars with Battle damage... Won't hurt poor little GMs image one bit.

An in-universe explanation for that was given years ago saying that the altmodes' disguising tech projects imagery of the altmodes in pristine condition to help in their hiding the robot inside.

Not the best reason but it's better than Optimus having to say "General Motors forbids our vehicle modes from ever looking dirty."

ZeroWolf wrote:

Burn wrote:

OptimalOptimus2 wrote:I am a little surprised that they are taking this marketing campaign really seriously. Using film coverage as a gimmick is one way to attract people to see the movie, no matter the reputation of the franchise.

...what?

Yeah, what he said. Though in all seriousness, maybe opt-optimus is thinking that the release of pictures from the film sets is just a marketing campaign. In a way he's right but it's something every movie does.

I didn't know that filming coverage was something most movies use as a promotion to their films. Seeing pictures photographed by Bay, Isabella Moner, and filming staff on location will level up the interest in the movie. How do I know? Because no matter how I felt after Age of Extinction, curiosity will get the best of me and I'm probably going to see it in theaters.

ZeroWolf wrote: Still looks like a minicon to me.

Probably because he looks inspired from a Mini-Con. (Hint): Fixit Speaking of Mini-Cons, what if there are Mini-Cons in this film and they all have that partnership/hidden weapon gimmick like Armada?

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Coming in hot off the presses from the Transformers 5: The Last Knight offical Instagram, we have new video of Barricade, the previously-thought-to-be-dead Decepticon, rolling out in his new vehicle mode. Take a look and leave your thoughts down below in the comments!

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Barricade is definitely looking sharp!

The old movie toy Barricade's robot mode looks like crap (except HA....maybe), but sports a great alt mode in all the versions. Hope this one will come up much better.

Fires_Of_Inferno wrote:While I might not go see the movie in theaters this time (depends on the reviews and hearsay), I'll definitely have to get me a new Barricade toy!

I wouldn't depend on reviews and another person opinion on movie you won't know you like something unless you try it for self are you going to take someone review on basic pizza that you never had before instead of smelling, tasting it for your self people disagree with critics more than you know if people listened to critics transformer 4&5 would not have made billion at box office.

dragons wrote:

Fires_Of_Inferno wrote:While I might not go see the movie in theaters this time (depends on the reviews and hearsay), I'll definitely have to get me a new Barricade toy!

I wouldn't depend on reviews and another person opinion on movie you won't know you like something unless you try it for self are you going to take someone review on basic pizza that you never had before instead of smelling, tasting it for your self people disagree with critics more than you know if people listened to critics transformer 4&5 would not have made billion at box office.

Considering number 5 isn't out yet...