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Post by Jet Jaguar on Jan 28, 2013 12:50:00 GMT -5
i've heard alot of different things for transformers the movie. i'm a personal fan of the movies, favorite one being three. some think that the movies hust destoryed the cartoon version but i think they did a good job. well except fo two, they too much action not enough story plot, but i loved devesator transforming though. all i want to know is your point of veiw on the subject do you like transformers and do you think that it's wise to make a number 4 even though all the decepticons are dead and cybertron destoryed. me personally they should have stopped at three, i mean i'll go see four because i'm a fan but it would be better if they had stop at three. worse case secnario they'll have to reboot the movie.
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Post by Orange on Jan 28, 2013 13:50:14 GMT -5
The first one wasn't bad at all, the second one pretty much sucked, but I really did like the third one.
None of them are Oscar worthy, and none of them will be remembered as masterpieces of their era, but they're enjoyable enough. Maybe it's different if you grew up with the Transformers franchise, though, I don't know. I didn't, so I don't know if that matters.
I, too, think they should've stopped at 3 - but they make money. Regardless of where it should've stopped, if they make money hand over fist we'll get new ones - but I think three was a perfect capping point.
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Post by JDviant on Jan 28, 2013 15:41:41 GMT -5
Enjoyed the first more than I thought I would when I watched it on dvd. Hated the second when I saw it in theatres, and have refused to see the third so far based on that. I was also collecting the G1 Robot Heroes - tiny, cute figures from the cartoon.  That line was rumoured cancelled because it could potentially cause brand confusion with the movie line of Robot Heroes. So screw the movies if thats the case, I hate all the un-charming designs. |
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