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Things we are glad are NOT in the movie

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Sounds like a version of Bumblebee to me.

Bumblebee wouldn't do something as childish as communicate using his radio, nor would he

reformat himself into a different car mode just to impress a girl

. Plus Bumblebee actually looked like a kid while Hot Shot just acted like one. Then there's the fact that the Camaro-bot's head has a fold-down viser and its "helmet" looks more like Armada Hot Shot's than Bumblebee's. My guess is that Hasbro designed him to look like Hot Shot for the kids who are fans of Armada, and they named him Bumblebee for the G1 fans.

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Things im glad are not In.

 

Arcee or Fembots of any kind

Daniel

Stan Bush's crappy song

Dinobots

Mass Shifting

Gun Megatron

VW Bumblebee

Beast wars stuff

Dude on wheelchair

I'm happy no one decided to put in references to fan-made erotic transformer stories found on the internet.

Stan Bush's crappy song

 

i like that song...... :tfmad

Things that I am happy about being left out of the movie.

 

Judd Nelson

Daniel

Hover Boards

Quintessons

EVERY SINGLE ASPECT OF THE BIG BROADCAST OF 2006

The girl that loved Powerglide (leave that for the Japanese directors cut)

Hey! Stan Bush's Crappy song was good!

 

Besides, if that never existed, we wouldn't have hundreds of fans make fun of it every day!

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bad scripting :)

child main characters.

Agreed!! Damm kids

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Sounds like a version of Bumblebee to me.

Bumblebee wouldn't do something as childish as communicate using his radio, nor would he

reformat himself into a different car mode just to impress a girl

. Plus Bumblebee actually looked like a kid while Hot Shot just acted like one. Then there's the fact that the Camaro-bot's head has a fold-down viser and its "helmet" looks more like Armada Hot Shot's than Bumblebee's. My guess is that Hasbro designed him to look like Hot Shot for the kids who are fans of Armada, and they named him Bumblebee for the G1 fans.

 

Except that Hasbro didn't design him, ILM and the film's production team did.

 

Also, what about G1 Bumblebee (other than possibly height) made him look like a child?

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