I'm sure we'll still be talking about pointless details such as that 20 years from now (if you don't believe me, just wait until the re-release of the TF:TM DVD and see all the threads that pop up :tflaugh).

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NO NOT AGAIN!

Eh, it will be either good or terrible beyond words, probably the latter.  I couldn't care less to be honest.

 

-Chuckles

I think most of us should already be able to figure out whether or not we're going to like this movie, and if so, on what level. A big-budget Michael Bay film about Transformers... you're either on board with that or you're not.

 

Of course this doesn't include all of the nitpicky comments about the color of Optimus Prime's shins or the way Bumblebee talks or etc etc etc... I'm sure we'll still be talking about pointless details such as that 20 years from now (if you don't believe me, just wait until the re-release of the TF:TM DVD and see all the threads that pop up :tflaugh).

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:pfx

 

I think its lame that Hornet has taken the stance that "if you disagree with me in any way, then you obviously are a ghey fanboy who is retarded and is in for a rude awakening when the film comes out and rapes your inner child!"

 

I should not be belittled just cause i am optimistic about the film.

 

Hunter

:rofl

:tfhuh

meh form what info has been confermed i can say i like it but clearly the finished product is all i care about

 

 

 

and the toys

All I hope is that Rumble is in the film and that he is Purple.

to be honest, the one thing that does bug me about the new movie is that it's a live action Transformers movie and Hasbro still can't be bothered to let the tf's have real-world alt-modes. all of the cars we saw were heavily customized so they were no longer recognizible as production models. of course, if Hasbro did it this because they were tired of putting up with the car companies' Blot, then i can perfectly accept that.

 

and Hunter, jeez. lighten up, man. you're getting all drama queen.

:tfhuh

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:tflaugh *shares sentiment*

to be honest, the one thing that does bug me about the new movie is that it's a live action Transformers movie and Hasbro still can't be bothered to let the tf's have real-world alt-modes. all of the cars we saw were heavily customized so they were no longer recognizible as production models. of course, if Hasbro did it this because they were tired of putting up with the car companies' Blot, then i can perfectly accept that.

 

and Hunter, jeez. lighten up, man. you're getting all drama queen.

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What? Wait a second...

The New 2006 Saleen Mustang, that is a cop car...is just a modified 2006 Saleen Mustang. How the hell is that not real-world? I've seen several of them out on the road this month, the civilian-version of the Saleen Mustang at least. Please explain what you mean. All it is, is a Saleen Mustang with a Police paintjob, sirens, and revised interior (for police).

 

And the 2008 Camero,

It's just a Saleen-modifed Camero. It's still essentially the same design as the regular-planned new Camero (that may or may not be put into production, unless there is new news on it). It's still a real-world car concept.