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Tecmo
on Mar 14 2007, 12:31:50 PM writes:
WELL, ITS BETTER THAN THE SHOW
The animated show never had anyone get hurt or die... at least this will be more realistic. |
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Donnie_Darko
on Mar 14 2007, 8:55:46 AM writes:
And who says the Jews don't run Hollywood? Man, I wish I could get that kind of treatment... dirtbags. |
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 Severed Mind
on Mar 14 2007, 8:39:03 AM writes:
REMEMBER?
If it werent for Citizen Kane, Transformers the Movie would have been Orson Welles finest performance. I dont even need to mention Judd Nelson and Leonard Nimoy...Also, remember BumbleBee? God, he was a pussy. |
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 KcMsterpce
on Mar 14 2007, 4:01:41 AM writes:
IT'S STILL MICHAEL BAY
I don't care that it will be rated R. That's not going to make it a better MOVIE.
The fact Bay's making this movie means I'll probably hate it.
However, I'll see it because I see any movie, and if I DO like it, I'd be more than willing to make a glowing review and admit that it was a good movie. |
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BarryShaft
on Mar 14 2007, 2:17:59 AM writes:
JUST YIPES...
You know...usually I'm all for the R-Rating for action movies but this is Transformers for fucks sake... The fact that Bay got slapped with an R-Rating is a clear cut sign that Bay is doing something wrong with the franchise. It's a franchise that created to sell toys to children ages 6 and up during the 80s. It was awesome, don't get me wrong, but it was always marketed towards kids and it definately should have stayed that way. But I never really expected much from Micheal Bay anyways (except the Rock, that owned) |
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Alex87
on Mar 14 2007, 1:19:12 AM writes:
"there was a G RATED 86 animated movie of it."
Actually it was rated PG because of the 'sh*t' word. :) |
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 TheFilmSausage
on Mar 13 2007, 9:17:34 PM writes:
MORE IMPORTANTLY...
I want to know if the song from the original movie will be in this, you know the one thats also in "Boogie Nights"..."You've got the touch, you've got the powaaah!". Everytime someone says anything about the Leadership Matrix it will play.
Its great how powerful Spielberg is, he can just bitchslap the MPAA like this, hehehe.
Lets hope its gory and has lots of explosions and 80s music. But then again, this is Michael Bay! |
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 Crazy Dud
on Mar 13 2007, 9:01:56 PM writes:
GOOD OLD MPAA!
Well . . . this is proof that the MPAA is completely objective and doesn't ever let politics or biases get in the way of they're decisions.
Right? |
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 powersauce
on Mar 13 2007, 7:59:16 PM writes:
IF I WERE STILL TRAPPED IN THAT MORMON CULT I RESIGNED FROM RECENTLY...
...then I would have had a heart attack seeing that headline since my former Mormon friends don't see ANY R movies. I never believed in that stupid rule anyways.
Props to Spielberg for getting his way. This even works for his R movies (SPR,Flags Of Our Fathers - produced only) to avoid NC17s.
I'm actually surprised it got an R in the first place since a) it's based on KIDS toys and b) there was a G RATED 86 animated movie of it. |
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