Cyber Bishop wrote:One of the guys in our line chat group found ravage and shockwave yesterday at a Wal Mart in Harvey Louisiana.
AllNewSuperRobot wrote:
To me, if it could be broken evenly into parts, that would mean Predacons Rising doesn't count as a Movie in the same context as BW2. Following the logic of that, every multipart Transformers story could be classified as a film. Five Faces of Darkness, The Rebirth, Other Voices, The Agenda etc, etc Which isn't the case.
transformers_va wrote:Just found Shockwave & Ravage today in a Virginia Walmart... looked to have several in stock
william-james88 wrote:AllNewSuperRobot wrote:
To me, if it could be broken evenly into parts, that would mean Predacons Rising doesn't count as a Movie in the same context as BW2. Following the logic of that, every multipart Transformers story could be classified as a film. Five Faces of Darkness, The Rebirth, Other Voices, The Agenda etc, etc Which isn't the case.
The original intent of Predacon rising was a straight to video movie release. What happens after doesn't matter.
Yes, but I'm not hugely pleased with Ravage. He doesn't look good in either mode, or in Soundwave's chestwilliam-james88 wrote:transformers_va wrote:Just found Shockwave & Ravage today in a Virginia Walmart... looked to have several in stock
Did you get them?
o.supreme wrote:william-james88 wrote:AllNewSuperRobot wrote:
To me, if it could be broken evenly into parts, that would mean Predacons Rising doesn't count as a Movie in the same context as BW2. Following the logic of that, every multipart Transformers story could be classified as a film. Five Faces of Darkness, The Rebirth, Other Voices, The Agenda etc, etc Which isn't the case.
The original intent of Predacon rising was a straight to video movie release. What happens after doesn't matter.
Exactly. TF:TM was split into 5 parts in 1988/89 and shown with other episodes in the puppet prime reruns. That dosen't make it any less of movie. Same for Predacons Rising.
o.supreme wrote:True. Predacons Rising dosen't have the feel of a theatrical release. But personally, I still think it's a pretty awesome addendum to a series that had a really strong ending as it was.
william-james88 wrote:o.supreme wrote:True. Predacons Rising dosen't have the feel of a theatrical release. But personally, I still think it's a pretty awesome addendum to a series that had a really strong ending as it was.
Plus it has its own accompanying merchandise.
Jelze Bunnycat wrote:william-james88 wrote:o.supreme wrote:True. Predacons Rising dosen't have the feel of a theatrical release. But personally, I still think it's a pretty awesome addendum to a series that had a really strong ending as it was.
Plus it has its own accompanying merchandise.
If you could find it
william-james88 wrote:Jelze Bunnycat wrote:william-james88 wrote:o.supreme wrote:True. Predacons Rising dosen't have the feel of a theatrical release. But personally, I still think it's a pretty awesome addendum to a series that had a really strong ending as it was.
Plus it has its own accompanying merchandise.
If you could find it
Well it was Target exclusive. Was it hard to find in the US?
It aired on TV first, four days before its DVD release.william-james88 wrote:AllNewSuperRobot wrote:
To me, if it could be broken evenly into parts, that would mean Predacons Rising doesn't count as a Movie in the same context as BW2. Following the logic of that, every multipart Transformers story could be classified as a film. Five Faces of Darkness, The Rebirth, Other Voices, The Agenda etc, etc Which isn't the case.
The original intent of Predacon rising was a straight to video movie release. What happens after doesn't matter.
Sabrblade wrote:It aired on TV first, four days before its DVD release.william-james88 wrote:AllNewSuperRobot wrote:
To me, if it could be broken evenly into parts, that would mean Predacons Rising doesn't count as a Movie in the same context as BW2. Following the logic of that, every multipart Transformers story could be classified as a film. Five Faces of Darkness, The Rebirth, Other Voices, The Agenda etc, etc Which isn't the case.
The original intent of Predacon rising was a straight to video movie release. What happens after doesn't matter.
. Except PR only aired once before the DVD release, and still as a single film.So then it's a "TV movie" rather than a "DVD movie".o.supreme wrote:Sabrblade wrote:It aired on TV first, four days before its DVD release.william-james88 wrote:AllNewSuperRobot wrote:
To me, if it could be broken evenly into parts, that would mean Predacons Rising doesn't count as a Movie in the same context as BW2. Following the logic of that, every multipart Transformers story could be classified as a film. Five Faces of Darkness, The Rebirth, Other Voices, The Agenda etc, etc Which isn't the case.
The original intent of Predacon rising was a straight to video movie release. What happens after doesn't matter.
Similar to how all of WB major films in 2021 were released in theaters and on HBO Max the same day
Sabrblade wrote:So then it's a "TV movie" rather than a "DVD movie".o.supreme wrote:Sabrblade wrote:It aired on TV first, four days before its DVD release.william-james88 wrote:AllNewSuperRobot wrote:
To me, if it could be broken evenly into parts, that would mean Predacons Rising doesn't count as a Movie in the same context as BW2. Following the logic of that, every multipart Transformers story could be classified as a film. Five Faces of Darkness, The Rebirth, Other Voices, The Agenda etc, etc Which isn't the case.
The original intent of Predacon rising was a straight to video movie release. What happens after doesn't matter.
Similar to how all of WB major films in 2021 were released in theaters and on HBO Max the same day
Is the same also true of "Transform and Roll Out" and "TransWarped"? As they too were later split into episode form after their initial broadcasts as TV specials.william-james88 wrote:Sabrblade wrote:So then it's a "TV movie" rather than a "DVD movie".o.supreme wrote:Sabrblade wrote:It aired on TV first, four days before its DVD release.william-james88 wrote:AllNewSuperRobot wrote:
To me, if it could be broken evenly into parts, that would mean Predacons Rising doesn't count as a Movie in the same context as BW2. Following the logic of that, every multipart Transformers story could be classified as a film. Five Faces of Darkness, The Rebirth, Other Voices, The Agenda etc, etc Which isn't the case.
The original intent of Predacon rising was a straight to video movie release. What happens after doesn't matter.
Similar to how all of WB major films in 2021 were released in theaters and on HBO Max the same day
It's both
