Megatron Wolf wrote:that picture makes me want to cry, but at least gimlock (if that is him, this is bay afterall) is a T-Rex. Next question is will the dinobots have robot modes or are they just robot dinosaurs?
SlyTF1 wrote:I am now convinced that this movie will be the single most bomb-ass event in the history of man kind.
mattj972 wrote: No if only they can get Gregg Berger to voice Grimlock.
Course, he'd probably be clueless (back in August), as I'm sure they wouldn't be calling him until late in production, right? Anyway, it's not like he's hard to reach or too busy for a big movie like this, so I really don't see why they wouldn't do it (he's experienced and talented, as it is).kirbenvost wrote:...back of a mother-lovin' robot T-Rex. Eff yeah.
The efforts you just went to in order to avoid naughty words! CHEESE'N'RICE! 
HOLY SHATNER! 
Metrosuplex wrote:but I'm on board (if they can just tone down the awful "humor" and human parts).
PrymeStriker wrote:Metrosuplex wrote:but I'm on board (if they can just tone down the awful "humor" and human parts).
This is the live action films we're talking about. Sadly, you have more of a chance getting struck by lightning than this happening.
Sadly, I'm more likely interested in being struck by lightning than seeing this movie!ILL-Star wrote:Grimlock appears too cartoony. He looks way too smooth and solid especially around the upper mouth and jaw. It may be real, but I feel this looks more like the box art for a toy or how he would appear in a kids book rather than an actual movie model.
I can see Bay going full T-Rex and a Hasbro exec telling him it'll scare too many children, so... Sometimes when you pull your punches like that, you make for a shorter or less interesting fight.
