Jon Bailey, Jason Konopisos and Evan Michael Lee Confirmed As Voices in Transformers One

Congrats, Jon!

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william-james88 wrote:We have casting news our own Jon Bailey is in Transformers One. He’ll be voicing Soundwave, who he voiced in the Bumblebee film. Jason Konopisos Will be voicing Shockwave and Evan Michael Lee will be voicing Jazz. They each revealed this on their respective social media.



We also have a clip of Shockwave talking if any are interested as to what that sounds like.

Thanks so much! Appreciate the post! Glad I can finally stop avoiding the boards to not risk breaking NDA! Haha!

cloudballoon wrote:I've never seen Shockwave so.....emotive. Does not compute!

LOL, I'm not against it though. I'm not sure whether the VAs get to see the CG (even a rough "stickman" form, but still show enough of the motions of the characters) when recording the lines, but the emotive voiceworks match the movement on screen.

Idk about Shockwave but for what I worked on I got to see the film from early stages to finished animation. The original sessions there was nothing on screen or just animatics, all just recording the lines of the script with direction. I didn’t have to act to picture til the last session.

Dolby Cinema Presents the Highly Anticipated TRANSFORMERS ONE Animated Movie with Unmatched Visual and Audio Experience

Dolby Cinema is announced their exclusive showings of "Transformers One," the first-ever fully CG-animated Transformers movie, coming to theaters on Friday, September 20th, 2024. As the origin story of the iconic characters Optimus Prime and Megatron, this groundbreaking film is set to redefine the Transformers universe, and Dolby Cinema is the perfect venue in which to experience the next chapter of everyone's favorite Robots In Disguise.



Dolby Cinema offers guests the complete Dolby movie experience. Dolby Cinema unlocks the emotional impact of every film, allowing you to see the subtle details and ultra vivid colors of Dolby Vision, and hear the immersive sound of Dolby Atmos. Dolby Cinema is specially designed to elevate every type of movie experience — and TRANSFORMERS ONE will be no exception.

Dolby Vision: Watch as the fate of Cybertron unfolds with ultra-vivid colors and incredible detail that only Dolby Vision can deliver. Every scene is brought to life with stunning contrast and clarity, making the world of Transformers more real and immersive than ever before.

Dolby Atmos: Hear every explosion, engine roar, and battle cry in full 360-degree sound. Dolby Atmos surrounds the audience with a dynamic audio experience that places you right in the middle of the action, creating a sense of presence and intensity that heightens the emotional impact of the story.

TRANSFORMERS ONE is the untold origin story of Optimus Prime and Megatron, better known as sworn enemies, but once were friends bonded like brothers who changed the fate of Cybertron forever. In the first-ever fully CG-animated Transformers movie, TRANSFORMERS ONE features a star-studded voice cast, including Chris Hemsworth, Brian Tyree Henry, Scarlett Johansson, Keegan-Michael Key, Steve Buscemi, with Laurence Fishburne, and Jon Hamm.

Tickets for TRANSFORMERS ONE at Dolby Cinema locations will be available starting Tuesday, August 27th, at 6 am PT / 9 am ET. Don’t miss the opportunity to witness the origin of two of the most legendary Transformers characters in a way that only Dolby Cinema can deliver. To purchase tickets, visit https://dolbylabs.co/TransformersOne.

I'm assuming some of this copy came from the Has Bros, therefore I must post an important link: https://www.thesaurus.com/browse/iconic

There's also an Elita-One. Hopefully also going up that day.

Sabrblade wrote:

Transformers Day will take place on September 17th, a day filled with announcements and content celebrating the franchise's 40th anniversary.

Should have been May 8, the actual anniversary of the brand.

Yeah... Hasbro probably thought they can't compete w/ May 4th, afraid of the Star Wars fans' wailing drowning out a TF celebration.

The fact that TT seems to be the real company celebrating the franchise with a ton of fans focused releases, projects & toylines. TT came out with hits after hits like Missing-Link, T-Spark, Synergenex, TF x Studio Trigger PV, premium niche products like Karakuri transforming OP statue, the Manju Netsuke OP, and even an exhibition shows/museum and more (Godzilla, Monster Hunter, Macross, etc.) What does Hasbro have!?

I'm not too mad, I love my TFxTMNT Party Wallop (the joy this product gives me more than justify it over most Leader class figures), and there's the Knight Rider crossover coming soon too, but each are just celebrating their "coincidental" 40th anniversary, so each was more of a no-brainer collab than Hasbro really thought of something special for us fans or the TF franchise's own 40th anniversary.

So, hopefully Sept 17th can prove me an idiot and make me (and my wallet) cry with joy!

Gelatissimo, an Australian gelato chain, is bringing out 4 Transformers themed flavors and also giving out free scoops. The promotion starts today. Read on below for the details.




Our biggest collaboration of the year is set to launch September 6. To celebrate the release of Transformers ONE in cinemas September 19, optimise your flavour obsession with one of our four limited edition flavours inspired by beloved Transformers Optimus Prime (Orion Pax), Megatron (D-16), Bumblebee (B-127) and Elita (Elita – 1).

Introducing:

Optimus Prime’s Red Velvet Matrix.

Megatron’s Mega Cookie Explosion

Bumblebee’s Honeycomb Hero

Elita’s Bubblegum Blast

Level up the indulgence with our range of limited-edition Transformer shakes. These are expertly crafted to represent each character’s personality and strength.

Rise Up with Optimus Prime’s Red Velvet Matrix. A blue vanilla gelato with chunks of galactic red velvet cake. This out of this world blue gelato is made using 100% natural blue pea flower powder and red velvet pieces that are crafted by our friends at Sonoma Bakery.

Join Optimus Prime on the tastiest adventure yet, by indulging in The Optimus Gelato Shake. Combining a fearless blend of red velvet and honeycomb this shake will make anyone unstoppable.

Feel the might of Megatron’s Mega Cookie Explosion. This Cookies and Cream gelato is packed with MEGA cookie pieces and topped with a cookie drizzle. We use charcoal to replicate Megatron’s Dark exterior in our gelato to craft the ultimate match made in heaven. 

Level up your scoop and turn it into The Megatron Gelato Shake. Combining a galactic explosion of chunky cookies with our famous chocolate gelato. It’s a match made in heaven.

Meet your newest obsession Bumblebee’s Honeycomb Hero. Featuring an explosive taste of crisp, sweet honeycomb with a smooth chocolatey coating, just one scoop won’t be enough.

Feel the buzz by pairing our Chocolate with Bumblebee’s Honeycomb Hero to create The Bumblebee Shake.

Excite your senses with Elita’s Bubblegum Blast that’s a candy gelato that’s out of this world. Topped with 100’s and 1000’s, this flavour is more than meets the eye, naturally coloured with a mix of fruits to craft the perfect Elita shade.

Enter the world of Elita with a magical bubblegum and candy combination that The Ultimate Elita Shake. Simply bursting with sweetness, this shake tastes like the ultimate adventure.

All 4 flavours are available in Gelatissimo’s 50 Australian stores from September 6th for a limited time only while stock lasts.

Roll out Transformer fans, Gelatissimo are giving away FREE SCOOPS nationwide on Friday September 6 at 3pm*. Every gelateria will be handing out 100 Transformer ONE themed gelato scoops from 3pm while stock lasts*. Looking for further indulgence? Gelatissimo Darling Harbour are giving away 1000 scoops* to kick off the collaboration plus the lucky few in the front of the line will also be instore for something even sweeter… so don’t be late.

*Gelato scoops while stock lasts. 100 free scoops available across each Australian Gelatissimo, with Gelatissimo Darling harbour providing 1000 scoops. Only available on the 4 Transformers One flavours. 1 scoop per person. Flavours available across Australia for a limited time only. 

I know I've heard positive buzz about this, but all these years of waiting for a new animated film to hit the heights of the original series or beyond, and this is the BEST they can come up with?

For one thing, the designs are very chibi and unappealing, and the humor is complete slapstick and very meta / will not age well.


I just don't see who this is targeted at? You can make something appealing to all age groups without completely aiming for the little little kids. If the characters in the storyline is good, kids will get it. X-Men 97 was a prime example of bringing back a series and making it appealing to modern audiences. This is just pandering to the demographic. I'll support it just because it's a transformers property in some form, whether I rent it off Amazon or go to a theater, but I'm tremendously disappointed with the end result. I don't think we're ever going to get a worthy follow up to G1.

On the contrary, I've acknowledged plenty that has come after G1 that was quite interesting. High Moon studios has done some of the most interesting work to date with the transformers franchise. War for Cybertron and Fall of Cybertron were excellent, both in terms of storyline and tone. They were not traditional G1 Canon, more of a reimagining. Transformers Prime was also interesting, however flawed. Armada also had its moments. RID also had its moments. The war for Cybertron trilogy, had it been handled better, had promise, but the voice acting and morose tone was questionable.

This take on the franchise just feels very childish, with some Nickelodeon style humor in the vein of that most recent Seth rogen turtles film, which was incredibly lousy.

I hope to be proven wrong, but my expectations are being kept extremely low.

To say G1 was flawed in every way is an understatement. I took my 14-year-old daughter to see the re-release in theaters a few months ago, and we laughed hysterically at some of them ridiculous things that went down in the first few episodes. Rose colored glasses for sure, but it's still responsible for all that has come after.

I'm not expecting the sheer badassery that was the divisive transformers Autobot City siege that resulted in Prime's death.