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  • hoss17
    if you look close, it is 2 robots facing eachother! like a mirror image
  • kyyle23
    LOL, you thought I was telling you to shut the bleep up? LMAO

    I didnt realize someone calling themselves flamestrike could be so sensitive, lol
  • @SHODAN

    You're pushing it.

    Vic
  • If you've been 'expecting' it, you should try to be a little more courteous and socialable as opposed to strict, stren and borderline rude. It's obvious you like coming to this site and commenting since you are here on a daily basis and we love having regular readers so long as they're well behaved.

    Very simply, we just need you to stop being so confrontational - we have no problems with your opinions.

    As for accusations, I didn't call you a liar, you misunderstood what was written and you're taking it out of context. If you have the time, check back and read how harsh all of your comments were in that thread.
  • SHODAN
    Gee, tough call, flame strike. Keep a whiny Transformers loser who doesn't realize her life is a big joke around, or kick her out?

    Get lost.
  • Ken J
    Um, actually, when someone says "Come on, tell us how you really feel." It's a sarcastic remark toward how you've already told us how you really feel and was really really detailed and clear about it. To suggest that you were unclear and required someone to ask you to "tell us how you really feel" is the humor behind that sarcastic remark. Seriously, do you go out and interact with people? This is like sarcasm 101, lol.
  • FlameStrike
    "relax yourself."

    Mr, Keyes, given our previous run-ins, and comments I've made during them, you should know I'm not about to take any suggestions you make. You lost any possibility of of that happening when you accused me of lying.

    As for the "dry humor," that's not how kyyle23's comments translate. They translate to "Yeah, sure, we've heard it before, now shut the (bleep) up." If that's how people on here feel, then ban me. Or ask me to leave. Either one will get rid of me, and I've been expecting it for some time now.

    Otherwise, I'll continue to voice my opinions, brutally honest though they may be, provide clarification on issues I know about, and correct people when they misstate my opinions for me.

    As for your "advice," I am relaxed.
  • FlameStrike, you don't need to turn every thing about Transformers or people's comments into personal attacks on yourself.

    Ya it was a joke, sarcasm. Even in one of my articles, I bashed some trailer then followed up by saying "now i'll tell you how I really feel". It's just dry humour on a movie site...about movies, relax yourself.
  • FlameStrike
    "it was just a joke"

    No it wasn't. It wasn't even remotely funny.
  • kyyle23
    If you are worried about sarcarm that much, you should avoid posting.

    I have read some of your musings about Transformers, it was just a joke
  • FlameStrike
    Irrelevant. In either case, I can't say how I really feel, and in response to sarcasm directed at me, I get really, truly enraged.
  • Ken J
    I think he was being sarcastic, lol.
  • FlameStrike
    "come on flamestrike, tell us how you really feel"

    Well, when it comes to comments like that, telling you how I really feel would probably get me banned from this site, and might wind up drawing the attention of legal authorities.
  • kyyle23
    come on flamestrike, tell us how you really feel
  • FlameStrike
    "What’s funny about the backlash to the first movie is that most of the haters are guys my age who grew up in the 80’s"

    Yeah, that describes me.

    "was violently opposed to all things Transformers because it didn’t satisfy the fantasy he had in his head of what he remembers about childhood Transformers"

    This, however, does not even come close to describing me or the others I know who hated Bayformers.

    Now, speaking only for myself, I have no illusions about the original cartoon. I also know about the original comics, American and British, several of the Japanese cartoons, the 7 cartoons that came after the original cartoon series, the current comic series from IDW, the comics series from the now defunct Dreamwave comics, and a few lesser known comic and book series. I am under no illusions about any of them either. They all have their cringe inducing moments, but they also have their stellar moments, moments when they could easily stand alongside more adult science fiction stories. They all have episodes that had better stories, better character development and better writing and acting than Bayformers did.

    Michael Bay and his team promised the most realistic take, most adult on Transformers ever. They talked in such a way that the effectively promised that they would make a movie that would be better than anything that had been done with Transformers before, a movie that would take the best of what had been done to date, and leave behind the worst.

    What we got was exactly the opposite. No character development. Characters who were so far from the portrayals that were promised that they might as well have been from a completely different series altogether. A story that was so badly written and acted that I didn't care about any of the characters. A story that was so inconsistent with itself, or the reality they promised, that I couldn't keep up with the sheer number of mistakes they made. Combine that with the fact that it was impossible to tell who was who in the fight scenes, much less what anyone was doing, and you wind up with a movie that made me feel like I was being, literally, tortured.

    My hatred has nothing to do with it not living up to a fantasy of what the original cartoon was, it has more to do with being a bad movie. My hatred has nothing to do with it not being a remake or the fact that things were changed to better fit the times, it was to do with the movie not being entertaining and the fact that I felt like I was ripped off.

    Of course, my personal experiences with members of the production team didn't help my opinion, but that's another matter completely.

    As for the poster, it's as ugly as the rest of the Bayformers. The production team sure loves that horror-movie reject look.
  • @Ken J

    LOL, actually I *could* have enhanced it that much but I thought it would take too much away from the look of the actual poster, which was the point of the post - to show the poster.

    Vic
  • Ken J
    Apparently someone is more of a photoshop pro than Vic, lol. I just saw this article on comingsoon.net:
    http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id...
  • Iron Knight
    The poster is good but not great. I'm hoping for a good Superbowl trailer and a film with less humans, and more robots...
  • Iron Knight
    The poster is cool but not great. I'm hoping for a good trailer during the Superbowl and actually a good movie too. You know, less humans, more robots...
  • carolus
    I just wanna see Optimus's autobots kickin ass . . either megatron or galvatron, they're all the same to me . . LOL
  • @Strider

    I guess the humor of "thanks to my very basic Photoshop skills" was lost on you.

    Chill out, why don't you?

    Yeesh.

    Vic
  • greenknight333
    I remember going to see Star Wars in the theater when I was eight years old back in 77 and it was THE movie to see for a generation..Actually nothing really compared to that for inspiring awe and wonder until Jurassic Park in 1993...Star Wars was a Sci-Fi phenomenon unlike anything before or since but as I watch it now that I am much older I have to say it is not the same as when I was a kid...I know kids know what they like but we also like less than spectacular entertainment as kids and place things we watched as kids on a pedestal even though it may not deserve to be there.

    I think that is why so many of us were disappointed by Episodes I-III..I think Revenge of the SIth is absolutely one of the worst acted films I have ever seen and the dialogue was horrible..but my nephews and nieces who were 8-14 at the time of the release of episodes I-III thought they were some of the best movies they have ever seen... My parents did not like the original Star Wars movies although my father liked the Hans SOlo character..The point I am trying to make is that we put unrealistic expectations on what we are hoping for when they make a movie out of something we loved as kids...Our experience in the world definitely skews our views of what is good or bad as kids versus what is good or bad as adults..I thought the first Transformers film was cheesy in parts but I enjoyed it for what it was and that is a mind-numbing popcorn flick..I will probably enjoy the sequel as well but I have stopped placing my expectations of what I liked as a kid into what I now like as an adult.
  • Ken J
    Um, actually stride, if he would have simply adjusted the brightness, it would have turned out hazy and gray. He obviously had to mess with a few other settings to bring out the color and contrast. But it's always nice to see people who talk about things when they don't know anything about it themselves. Pretty entertaining...
  • Strider
    What photo-shop skills? Really, no offence, but this poster is just brighter than the normal one. U can still see all the same details on the original. LAME
  • Great job on the Photoshop skills Vic. Who knew that you were so multi-talented? :)

    What's funny about the backlash to the first movie is that most of the haters are guys my age who grew up in the 80's and wanted the Transformers we celebrated as kids. I had a lengthy conversation with a family member that was violently opposed to all things Transformers because it didn't satisfy the fantasy he had in his head of what he remembers about childhood Transformers..

    In any case, putting aside the scene where Optimus Prime says "my bad," I thought it was thoroughly entertaining and am hopefully looking forward to the next one.
  • kyyle23
    well, it wouldnt be misinformation really, its just a poster.

    it really looks like Megaatron to me, with a few tweaks on his face. maybe a photoshop maven can put a megatron pic from the first movie next to this picture for comparison
  • Lee-Unit
    It looks good, but I can't tell what Bay is trying to show us here. Is it Megatron/Galvatron, a new villain or what? It's obviously evil, but can't place it. And how do we know this isn't more misinformation?
  • INK
    "Megatron/Galvatron is totally in this movie. Bay can spread his misinformation all he wants, but he would a complete fool if he writes out the main villain in the series."

    No to mention who, exactly, is getting revenge, if not Megatron.
  • Gary
    Looks fairly decent to me .
  • bobarobes
    So I'm guessing that's "The Fallen" who is the creator of the decepticons and by what his face looks like he's the basis of the decepticon logo?
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