>Michael Bay

>substance

Dude, he hasn't made a film with anything so much as a passing resemblance to substance. The ten year olds may be entertained cause "kids aren't smart".

The horns I can look past since they're such a small thing, but the two heads on Swoop... yeah, that's bothered me since a concept art of him leaked a while back. I don't like it.

Didn't even notice the flapping metal. Doesn't bother me.

Where'd you pick up on a Megatron? (But yeah of course he'll be back... but current rumor has him being the classically-named-for-a-revived-Megatron Galvatron.)

It still did its job at hyping me up, soooo... meh.

The horns I can look past since they're such a small thing, but the two heads on Swoop... yeah, that's bothered me since a concept art of him leaked a while back. I don't like it.

They're not small to me. I could understand some eye crests; they're not accurate either, but they're much more discreet, much more dinosaur. The horns make him look like some sort of dragon.

Didn't even notice the flapping metal. Doesn't bother me.

It was the (rather prominent) trenchcoat on Crosshairs. If you look, not only is it colored like his green metal, it's got metal features underneath, yet it's flapping like some sort of miniature cape.

Where'd you pick up on a Megatron? (But yeah of course he'll be back... but current rumor has him being the classically-named-for-a-revived-Megatron Galvatron.)

I'm not CERTAIN it's him, but the face of the thing near the beginning resemble movie Megatron. Then again, half the Movie Decepticons look the same to me. Also it'd be interesting if they renamed him Galvatron considering they failed to do so the LAST time they brought him back.

After the last three movies, I can't say even the IDEA of another Bayverse movie appeals to me.

It's going to rake in a lot of money anyway.

It's going to rake in a lot of money anyway.

any old garbage with flashy graphics and explosions can rake in a lot of money

The only shock here is that you were expecting anything better

>Michael Bay

>substance

Dude, he hasn't made a film with anything so much as a passing resemblance to substance. The ten year olds may be entertained cause "kids aren't smart".

The Island? That movie makes a passing resemblance to substance, I thought.

 

>Michael Bay

>substance

Dude, he hasn't made a film with anything so much as a passing resemblance to substance. The ten year olds may be entertained cause "kids aren't smart".

The Island? That movie makes a passing resemblance to substance, I thought.

 

Spoiler

People living their lives in a virtual community they're told is a post-apocalyptic world, but they're actually clones of famous people used to harvest organs for deadly diseases?

 

 

Once upon a time, Michael Bay actually tried, although I don't really think he ever really succeeded. But ever since he got the Transformers gig, he's been content to sit on ever-enlarging piles of money while making robots blow up over and over again. He even tried to make a TMNT movie with the plot of Transformers 1, just so he could be guaranteed even more money.

Whatever. I'm sure Age of Extinction will be just as stupid as the other Transformers movies, but at least Optimus gets to ride a giant space t-rex. Just give me something resembling a plot, no robots who are giant walking stereotypes, and a cast of human characters that doesn't make me lose all faith in humanity like Shia Thebeef and his extended family did, and this might actually be the first one I see in theaters. This probably isn't happening, but I can hope, can't I?

(Then again, I was the one who woke up one day after starting a new prescription medicine and brainstormed a whole plot concept and script for TF4 that actually sounded cool in my head, so maybe I'm confusing reality for my imagination. I'm sure I'm not the only Transformers fan with this issue....)

I am offended that you would dare to imply that The Island is anything that resembles substance.