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Flashmaker Chris Niosi (AKA Kirbopher) has just published a flash parody of Revenge of The Fallen on Newgrounds! This parody touches on everything you thought was wrong with the movie and possibly more! Also, please remember that this is a PARODY and only meant for comedic purposes. If anyone gets pissed off while watching this, please don't rant it out here. Enjoy.

First off, I liked the original film - I saw it at the midnight opening and went back four, yes FOUR times after that; getting it on DVD and seeing it on my own terms, not Michael Bay's made me lose some love for it: it is after all tenuously plotted, for every good robot design there's a lame one, light on character development for the majority of the Transformers - most criminally the Decepticons, who are basically mindless thugs. But still, there were plenty of bits I still enjoyed: the alleyway scene where the Autobots introduce themselves stands out, they all get a little bit of character development a la the old Marvel comics - more scenes like that definitely would…

The WASTE of the biker chicks, its like they had the opportunity to do some REAL clever stuff with them and their personality. They COULD have been used to explain Devastator and how he works. But they were just there to look damned good.. Shame as most of the Tformrr girls of Bays movies have been strong rolemodels..

I don't know if you have seen "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls" (Roger Ebert wrote it) but watching it may give you some idea as to what ROTF would have been like with Roger Ebert as writer. Might have been pretty damn good. What do you think?

The Wall Street Journal recently sat down with Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Director Michael Bay. The interview covers all kinds of aspects of the film, including his relationship with Hasbro, possibilities of a sequel, as well as his futures of filmmaking. Some highlights after the jump. Read the Full News Story Here

I went to the midnight release of Transformers last night and was very excited about seeing it as I am a big fan. I was barely able to sit through the whole movie. It was rude, vulger and a complete insult to long time fans. Now don't get me wrong I really liked the first live action movie but the first movie did not go out of its way to destroy all morals the Transformers have stood for over the last 25 years. I was so insulted and felt like the last 25 years had been waisted if this is what was to become of the TF franchise. The whole movie was full of needless sexual references and negative language mostly from the Autobots and humans who are supose to represent the mo…

Well once again Transformers Movie is a one weekend wonder... Was it Marketing? Hype? Rabid Fans?

OK, say what you will about the movie. This right here is about catagory, egos, and what not. Enjoy the story... http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/us-magazin...an-fox-bay.html If megan is in TF3, I'm expecting Spider-Man3 Mary Jane.

Alright, now correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't the start of Revenge of the Fallen begin with a flashback to 17,000 years ago? Not a longer period of time? If it was longer, go ahead and have a mod delete this thread! But it's just kind of been bugging me... Maybe I'm too busy thinking in terms of G1, wherein a million years wasn't a big deal, but it just seems that 17,000 was a little... recent, and I need some help figuring out how it all fits together. Okay, so Megatron crashes on Earth "Several Thousand" years ago. Was there ever a specific time given in any of the prequels and whatnot? I think 2,000 years feels a little recent, but let's give the movie …

The days of action and adventure are upon us once again and the time is now, our time, our genre of movies. I speak of the superhero, cartoon, and video game based movies that are becoming the blockbusters of the new era. Movies like Transformers Revenge of the Fallen are reaching a whole new generation of viewers. Not only do these movies capture the attention of the wide-eyed child but of the adult who grew up on the origins of such comic or cartoon themes. They are the ones who gasp in awe at their childhood brought to life on the big screen and who are now sharing the very characters they loved with their own children. Unfortunately this is where worlds collide an…