I'm pretty much done with any "FOR THE FANS" stuff. If those guys had interfered any more we'd have less creative awesome robot movie.

 

Irony :07laugh

 

So basically all Tom & Don did was shop the script around & once Bay was on board were non existant.

 

Who could've guess someone like Bay (a non fan none the less) could toatally reinvent the franchise but still end up with a G1 esque movie. He was right to cut these guys completely out of the loop. Protesting flames on Prime on anybodys behalf is just plain childish.

 

I'm so thankful that all of this is behind us & the movie as it seems is standing firmly on its merits alone with fans/critics alike.

 

Spielberg/Bay made something as outragious/silly as Transformers actually work in a 2 hour+ movie. Who'd uh thunk it. :tflaugh

On his website.

I can't seem to find it. The link is dead. Can anyone perhaps tell me what has been said, or c/p it here?

 

*copy of post*

Hey, thanks!

 

Those are definitely some harsh words. But, yeah, that's the way Hollywood, and pretty much the entore world, works. Someone gets an assignment, delegates it/hands it to someone else, and when it's done, takes credit. I respect Bay, both for the movie, and for his input in it, but he should have known to expect this kind of behaviour.

I do like that Bay wanted to, and did, make the movie in the United States.

Yeah :usa

 

Plus it was just cheaper

 

Whoa...looks like that post is gone, gone, gone

Wow.. I think Bay is a Jackazz as a person, but it sounds like Don and Tom are the true Jackazzes. Perhaps if they had more Creative input we may have seen the death of Prime and another "Hot Rod"dimus Prime Incident! And Im not crazy about the idea of seeing Dinosaurs roaming around LA. .

Good old Michael Bay, the peoples champion because people love big dumb but exciting movies!

As opposed to....?

As opposed to....?

Movies like 12 Angry Men, and the fans of such films.

But that doesn't have transforming robots in it.

As opposed to....?

Well, Lost in Translation not to put too fine a point on it.

Now, Michael Bay, he knew how to deal with Scarlet Johanssen