More New Transformers: The Last Knight Concept art from Furio Tedeschi, Josh Nizzi, and Thomas Pringle featuring Megatron, Locations, Drift, Bumblebee
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#barricade from #transformersthelastknight. ILM ended up putting a different head on him later on.
ILM of course referencing the famous effects studio, Industrial Light and Magic.
The next set comes from artist Thomas Pringle, mainly, with some collaboration pieces with Furio Tedeschi. They depict scenery, such as a sunken shark-looking robot, as well as various ships and fuori terra backdrops, as well as a detailed look at Megatron's alt mode. Check the staggering amount of images mirrored below.
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Posted by Bronzewolf on August 4th, 2017 @ 1:10pm CDT
IAPETUS_PRIME wrote:This is the third time my name was spelled wrong.
Sorry, man! Autocorrect! Fixing now.
Posted by william-james88 on August 4th, 2017 @ 1:10pm CDT
The anonymous source, close to Huahua, says the following in the article:
We have incurred losses for the first months of the current year. These are not trivial losses; they are huge losses.
Viacom needs to explain a better plan for how it spends [our] investment money
This has prompted Viacom (the owner of Parmount) executives to visit China in hope to reassure Huahua.
The article specifically highlights Transformers: The Last Knight as a major factor in the current distress, here is another quote from the article:
The company was particularly incensed that the most recent “Transformers” did not perform better in China. The film made nearly $230 million in the Middle Kingdom, but that was a significant drop-off from the $320 million earned by its predecessor, “Transformers: Age of Extinction,” in 2014.
Posted by Deadput on August 4th, 2017 @ 1:17pm CDT
SnoopDawg wrote:Am I the only one who thinks that Barricade concept art looks bad*ss? I definitely prefer the concept over the actual.
Me as well in fact I thought of a way to use both designs that would of made people happy.
The concept art up there would be the actual Barricade
While the one used in the film would become Barricade's Vehicon squad which would be kind of like a real life police squad and there would be around 6-8 of them in the movie...they would be cannon fodder but they would be awesome while being so. and would probably be a reason to have some of the Decepticons survive the movie or at least last until the final battle unlike what happened to them in the movie.
As you can see by the art alone there is some differences between the two designs besides the heads for example Barricade is black and white while the Vehicons would be blue and white, the arm guns are different as well...also if this was my movie only Barricade would have knuckledusters and Barricade would keep his old "To punish and enslave" motto while the Vehicons would have "Keep calm and hail Megatron" that was on Barricade's car later in the film.
Huh while making this post I just noticed the revamped concept art has the rear view being the same colors and design (gun arm) as the first version Josh did but it has the new head.
Posted by Kurona on August 4th, 2017 @ 1:20pm CDT
Posted by william-james88 on August 4th, 2017 @ 1:22pm CDT
Kurona wrote:Damn, that's surprising. Maybe this'll prompt Paramount into giving the movies a different approach?
I personally think its because Paramount was relying on this Transformers film to balance out the year's losses so far. So not only did its own budget need to be met, but previous losses too. And as of now, it has barely made back its budget in terms of revenue Paramount is actually getting.
Posted by WreckerJack on August 4th, 2017 @ 1:29pm CDT
Kurona wrote:Damn, that's surprising. Maybe this'll prompt Paramount into giving the movies a different approach?
Let's certainly hope so. You'd think they would listen to the fans or the declining interest in the movies.
Posted by Deadput on August 4th, 2017 @ 1:39pm CDT
WreckerJack wrote:Kurona wrote:Damn, that's surprising. Maybe this'll prompt Paramount into giving the movies a different approach?
Let's certainly hope so. You'd think they would listen to the fans or the declining interest in the movies.
It's franchise fatigue...the movies being mediocre just sped up the process that's finally starting to catch up with marvel films like look how Spiderman is doing.
I don't think the movies becoming "great" is going to help much...the awe factor that was around for 2007 and Rotf for Transformers movies being a new and big thing is gone so if a reboot happens all that's really going to happen is.
"Oh hey look another Transformers movie"
When was the last time people got excited for reboots again?
Posted by Deadput on August 4th, 2017 @ 3:07pm CDT
I like how the eyes look though.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BXYnUAugkRy/?taken-by=furio_tedeschi
Posted by Plastic Hero on August 4th, 2017 @ 3:41pm CDT
Anyone else notice galvatron sittin on the ship next to prime?
https://mobile.twitter.com/thomaspringle1
Posted by Deadput on August 4th, 2017 @ 3:45pm CDT
Clockwork Animations wrote:Bronzewolf wrote:Coming hot off the heels of the Red Knight piece reported on earlier today, we now have a gallery's worth of concept art for Transformers The Last Knight, coming from three artists
Anyone else notice galvatron sittin on the ship next to prime?
https://mobile.twitter.com/thomaspringle1
Yeah the Galvatron and Prime on the poseter are very likely placeholders.
I recognize that Galvatron as a fan made render and the Optimus is from some fan art I think
Posted by WreckerJack on August 4th, 2017 @ 3:57pm CDT
Deadput wrote:WreckerJack wrote:Kurona wrote:Damn, that's surprising. Maybe this'll prompt Paramount into giving the movies a different approach?
Let's certainly hope so. You'd think they would listen to the fans or the declining interest in the movies.
It's franchise fatigue...the movies being mediocre just sped up the process that's finally starting to catch up with marvel films like look how Spiderman is doing.
I honestly think if they took a few years off and did something with a better director they could pull it off.
Posted by JazZeke on August 4th, 2017 @ 3:59pm CDT
Posted by o.supreme on August 4th, 2017 @ 4:16pm CDT
Still there are internet trolls everywhere celebrating the *death* of this franchise. Its not that they want a fresh take on Transformers, they legitimately want it to go away, forever, and sad to say, I can see this happening.
Most fans hope, maybe this will get Paramount to rethink things and start over. But remember, this film franchise is only a decade old. Its more likely to cease completely, which makes me sad.
Posted by Blackstreak on August 4th, 2017 @ 5:31pm CDT
Posted by Cmdr. Trailblazer on August 4th, 2017 @ 5:39pm CDT
Blackstreak wrote:Poor, Chinese! A business venture is a risk for all partners involved. Bunch of whiney children.
The Chinese ain't the only ones that are disappointed. The Last Knight did a good deal worse then was expected financially, and it was projected to be one of the lowest of the franchise. Also, they invested 1 BILLION DOLLARS. That's not a little bit of money. I'd say they have the right to be a bit so-called 'whiney'. If I loaned someone a billion dollars, I'd be pissy too if I didn't get it back.
o.supreme wrote:There is one thing that saddens me about all of this. Are the movies good...No they are not. Well I probably give them more credit than most, but I cant deny they are a mess, especially this latest one...
Still there are internet trolls everywhere celebrating the *death* of this franchise. Its not that they want a fresh take on Transformers, they legitimately want it to go away, forever, and sad to say, I can see this happening.
Most fans hope, maybe this will get Paramount to rethink things and start over. But remember, this film franchise is only a decade old. Its more likely to cease completely, which makes me sad.
This is unfortunately very true. I've seen it all over the place. People wanting the franchise to go away. However, the movies are all they see. The franchise goes further beyond the movies. The shows and to a much lesser degree, the comics, often have to ride on the success of these movies. If the movie franchise goes away, along with the audience they have and bring, I think it may signal the decline of the entire brand.
Posted by DeathReviews on August 4th, 2017 @ 5:49pm CDT
And what's the deal with having the actors either screaming at the top of their lungs, or mumbling/muttering so low under their breath, that you can't understand a word they're saying? It isn't just Transformers doing that either, it's in lots of films and TV shows. It's like the writers gave up on having the characters actually saying anything and just have them mumble to cover up the fact that what they're saying really isn't very interesting.
Posted by Deadput on August 4th, 2017 @ 7:11pm CDT
DeathReviews wrote:And what's the deal with having the actors either screaming at the top of their lungs, or mumbling/muttering so low under their breath, that you can't understand a word they're saying? It isn't just Transformers doing that either, it's in lots of films and TV shows. It's like the writers gave up on having the characters actually saying anything and just have them mumble to cover up the fact that what they're saying really isn't very interesting.
To be fair this has kind of been happening forever...it's just been happening more lately.
I have sensitive ears (my definition of loud noise is probably more then other people's) and while I can hear the "noise" well enough I still have trouble understanding what words are being said sometimes and the biggest problem?
The damn music is always louder then anything else...thank god for the video games that allow me turn down the music a bunch and raise the voices.
I also don't think it's a writers thing most of the time it's either on the Actors making stuff up that isn't in the script to begin with or a director telling the actors to say other things.
Posted by Deadput on August 4th, 2017 @ 7:34pm CDT
The Talisman which is...a uh talisman nothing else to really say about it.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BXZBwykjMA2/?taken-by=pringleart
Megatron in jet form flying across the desert which is presumably based off the scene where Megatron meets Lennox and the Trf.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BXZDbR4DxJ5/?taken-by=pringleart
Hopefully this doesn't come across as me telling you guys on how to do your job but instead of making a post everyday about a couple bits of art I would wait about a week and then make a big post with everything in it that way more people will notice the post and it won't clutter up the main page and it will be easier for people to find these in the future instead of going through post after post to find a couple of specific pieces.
I talked to Josh Nizzi briefly and I know he is going to upload other stuff like for example the prison Decepticons and Josh seems to be going on a "upload one a day" schedule...I did suggest for him to do that in the comments for the WW2 Bumblebee post so it would generate hype.
Posted by Bronzewolf on August 4th, 2017 @ 9:39pm CDT
Deadput wrote:The Pringles man has uploaded a couple more pieces of art.
The Talisman which is...a uh talisman nothing else to really say about it.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BXZBwykjMA2/?taken-by=pringleart
Megatron in jet form flying across the desert which is presumably based off the scene where Megatron meets Lennox and the Trf.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BXZDbR4DxJ5/?taken-by=pringleart
Hopefully this doesn't come across as me telling you guys on how to do your job but instead of making a post everyday about a couple bits of art I would wait about a week and then make a big post with everything in it that way more people will notice the post and it won't clutter up the main page and it will be easier for people to find these in the future instead of going through post after post to find a couple of specific pieces.
I talked to Josh Nizzi briefly and I know he is going to upload other stuff like for example the prison Decepticons and Josh seems to be going on a "upload one a day" schedule...I did suggest for him to do that in the comments for the WW2 Bumblebee post so it would generate hype.
Appreciate the imput, Deadput, that's a good idea. I don't think any of us expected this much, so that might be what we do going forward, if this keeps up.
Posted by User897 on August 4th, 2017 @ 9:57pm CDT
Posted by Deadput on August 4th, 2017 @ 10:24pm CDT
A fantastic idea man I bet they want to work extra hard just for you now.../sUser897 wrote:Good. Hopefully it puts a nail in the Bay coffin. HasBLO should get their fingers slammed in the door too on their way out.
Hasbro is basically one half of why Transformers exist...this would be like you hoping one of your parents gets hurt for not buying the toy you wanted.
Posted by william-james88 on August 4th, 2017 @ 10:53pm CDT
Deadput wrote:I talked to Josh Nizzi briefly and I know he is going to upload other stuff like for example the prison Decepticons and Josh seems to be going on a "upload one a day" schedule...I did suggest for him to do that in the comments for the WW2 Bumblebee post so it would generate hype.
Hype, sure but that will definitely cause a strain on newsing stuff. If thats what he is dead set on, then I might just wait a week and do a weekly "what new stuff has he posted?" article.
Posted by Deadput on August 5th, 2017 @ 12:04am CDT
william-james88 wrote:Deadput wrote:I talked to Josh Nizzi briefly and I know he is going to upload other stuff like for example the prison Decepticons and Josh seems to be going on a "upload one a day" schedule...I did suggest for him to do that in the comments for the WW2 Bumblebee post so it would generate hype.
Hype, sure but that will definitely cause a strain on newsing stuff. If thats what he is dead set on, then I might just wait a week and do a weekly "what new stuff has he posted?" article.
I mean I doubt I made him make that decision but it probably made him confirm his choice was the right one.
But yeah I'll continue to post the concept art here as they come. (Unless someone beats me to the punch because I'm sleeping or doing out doing things)
Man this Pepsi fire Cinnamon Slurpee sucks.
Posted by ricemazter on August 5th, 2017 @ 2:11am CDT
DeathReviews wrote:I like hearing good news about Transformers, but I make no secret of the fact that I don't think much of the 'Bayverse' films. They're too formulaic for my taste, too predictable. Bay has a number of gimmicks that he's known for in his movies, and for Transformers in particular he seems to be going through a playbook step by step. And in the most recent movie, they put more emphasis on camera movement and rotation than on good writing. Just being in an IMAX theater doesn't mean people will like it...
What always got me about these films is that nobody involved in the production seemed to have an appreciation for or even like the source material. Bay's artistic merits are debatable, but it's always been apparent to me that he doesn't care about the Transformers part of the Transformers. More often than not the robots are disposable set pieces in these movies. For example, in any other transformers media, it would be a big deal for Soundwave or any other major Decepticon to die. In Dorm, though, whatever.
The other thing that always bothered me was just who are these movies made for? It isn't kids, certainly. There's too much sexual content, crass humor, and over the top violence. Tonally they seemed to be teen and young adult males who,correct me if I'm wrong, aren't the market that will be buying these toys in the numbers to generate a real profit, especially the simple versions.
Are kids really buying movie toys? Is there anyway to tell? They seem to be constantly in stock at my local stores, while generations are sold out.
Posted by Va'al on August 5th, 2017 @ 2:57am CDT
Posted by Deadput on August 5th, 2017 @ 3:17am CDT
Because business people, Transformers wasn't as big as Star Wars or Marvel and it hasn't been around as long so it did not have the luxury of having as many fans in that span of time.ricemazter wrote:What always got me about these films is that nobody involved in the production seemed to have an appreciation for or even like the source material. Bay's artistic merits are debatable, but it's always been apparent to me that he doesn't care about the Transformers part of the Transformers. More often than not the robots are disposable set pieces in these movies. For example, in any other transformers media, it would be a big deal for Soundwave or any other major Decepticon to die. In Dorm, though, whatever.
Back in G1 Mr Donald Glut was a writer on the G1 cartoon who had this to say about the G1 show. (according to the wiki)
Donald Glut wrote:"No one, not even the story editors, looked at these scripts very carefully. I seem to remember the show being on a really tight schedule, and we had to crank these scripts out fast. I wrote some of them in a single day, first draft, and they went almost immediately to the storyboard artists after Bryce or an assistant gave them a rather cursory read. We were not trying to create art, just get them done fast, and get paid... None of the writing on this series, in my opinion, was good or passionate or, sometimes (my own included, like The Autobot Run) even adequate. But we got paid well for writing them fast.... I was never a fan of any of the characters."
About Soundwave's death what are you expecting some sort of reaction from the Decepticons like "Noooo Soundwave!" right on the battlefield?
Movie wise outside of the main couple villains the Decepticons will never be treated in the same fashon as the Autobots heck look at Marvel and how many of their villains...suck and are killed off in the same movie their introduced and if not then the next movie their in.
Outside of Star wars and if you count horror movies villains don't really sell.
ricemazter wrote:The other thing that always bothered me was just who are these movies made for? It isn't kids, certainly. There's too much sexual content, crass humor, and over the top violence. Tonally they seemed to be teen and young adult males who,correct me if I'm wrong, aren't the market that will be buying these toys in the numbers to generate a real profit, especially the simple versions.
From what I heard years ago specifically for teenage boys at least back around ROTF. (The Marvel films while not as crude are also guilty of these things like have you guys seen the Guardians of the Galaxy film especially the new one with not even just innuendos but also rather blunt straight to the point jokes?)
Not exactly wrong either since Teenagers of my generation were rather...uh "crazy" even in middle school so the films should be up their alley.
And why make a robot action film if it has boring uninteresting action we see in other movies? It's robots man ya gotta go all out or go home!
Posted by Carnivius_Prime on August 5th, 2017 @ 5:54am CDT
Posted by Stealth Claw on August 5th, 2017 @ 9:10am CDT
ricemazter wrote:DeathReviews wrote:I like hearing good news about Transformers, but I make no secret of the fact that I don't think much of the 'Bayverse' films. They're too formulaic for my taste, too predictable. Bay has a number of gimmicks that he's known for in his movies, and for Transformers in particular he seems to be going through a playbook step by step. And in the most recent movie, they put more emphasis on camera movement and rotation than on good writing. Just being in an IMAX theater doesn't mean people will like it...
What always got me about these films is that nobody involved in the production seemed to have an appreciation for or even like the source material. Bay's artistic merits are debatable, but it's always been apparent to me that he doesn't care about the Transformers part of the Transformers. More often than not the robots are disposable set pieces in these movies. For example, in any other transformers media, it would be a big deal for Soundwave or any other major Decepticon to die. In Dorm, though, whatever.
The other thing that always bothered me was just who are these movies made for? It isn't kids, certainly. There's too much sexual content, crass humor, and over the top violence. Tonally they seemed to be teen and young adult males who,correct me if I'm wrong, aren't the market that will be buying these toys in the numbers to generate a real profit, especially the simple versions.
Are kids really buying movie toys? Is there anyway to tell? They seem to be constantly in stock at my local stores, while generations are sold out.
Well most kids I know who are transformers fans are fans due to the movies. and of course the movies are for kids, like most parents from what iv gathered and seen don't care what games or movies their kids play/watch. so even if the tf movies don't seem like their safe for kids. their parents will most likely still bring them to see the movies. again from what I gathered and seen and younger tf fans I met love the movies. Also I do notice the bayformer toys are shelf-warmers, but do you know who is not a shelf-warmer and I never seem to be able to find in Wal-Mart is bumblebee...
Posted by Carnivius_Prime on August 5th, 2017 @ 9:19am CDT
Stealth Claw wrote:ricemazter wrote:DeathReviews wrote:I like hearing good news about Transformers, but I make no secret of the fact that I don't think much of the 'Bayverse' films. They're too formulaic for my taste, too predictable. Bay has a number of gimmicks that he's known for in his movies, and for Transformers in particular he seems to be going through a playbook step by step. And in the most recent movie, they put more emphasis on camera movement and rotation than on good writing. Just being in an IMAX theater doesn't mean people will like it...
What always got me about these films is that nobody involved in the production seemed to have an appreciation for or even like the source material. Bay's artistic merits are debatable, but it's always been apparent to me that he doesn't care about the Transformers part of the Transformers. More often than not the robots are disposable set pieces in these movies. For example, in any other transformers media, it would be a big deal for Soundwave or any other major Decepticon to die. In Dorm, though, whatever.
The other thing that always bothered me was just who are these movies made for? It isn't kids, certainly. There's too much sexual content, crass humor, and over the top violence. Tonally they seemed to be teen and young adult males who,correct me if I'm wrong, aren't the market that will be buying these toys in the numbers to generate a real profit, especially the simple versions.
Are kids really buying movie toys? Is there anyway to tell? They seem to be constantly in stock at my local stores, while generations are sold out.
Well most kids I know who are transformers fans are fans due to the movies. and of course the movies are for kids, like most parents from what iv gathered and seen don't care what games or movies their kids play/watch. so even if the tf movies don't seem like their safe for kids. their parents will most likely still bring them to see the movies. again from what I gathered and seen and younger tf fans I met love the movies. Also I do notice the bayformer toys are shelf-warmers, but do you know who is not a shelf-warmer and I never seem to be able to find in Wal-Mart is bumblebee...
All Transformers lines have their heavy shelfwarmers not just movie. As stated elsewhere there's TONS of Titans Returns stuff clogging up shelves including those at my nearest toy stores. So many Wave 3 deluxe TR figures (mostly Hot Rod, Twinferno and Triggerhappy), still a lot of Blurr and Scourge from earlier waves and lots of Broadsides, Megatrons and Optimus Primes and small Legends stuff lke Bumblebee, Wheelie (so many Wheelies) and Stripes. A lot of RID stuff such as Deployers on shelves too. And until recently a crapload of Combiner Wars figures were shelfwarming like crazy too (particularly the Deluxes like Wheeljack, Prowl and Smokescreen and Voyagers such as Cyclonus, Scattershot and Onslaught and a lot of Legends class Wreck Gars and Skywarps)
Posted by Stealth Claw on August 5th, 2017 @ 9:24am CDT
Carnivius_Prime wrote:Stealth Claw wrote:ricemazter wrote:DeathReviews wrote:I like hearing good news about Transformers, but I make no secret of the fact that I don't think much of the 'Bayverse' films. They're too formulaic for my taste, too predictable. Bay has a number of gimmicks that he's known for in his movies, and for Transformers in particular he seems to be going through a playbook step by step. And in the most recent movie, they put more emphasis on camera movement and rotation than on good writing. Just being in an IMAX theater doesn't mean people will like it...
What always got me about these films is that nobody involved in the production seemed to have an appreciation for or even like the source material. Bay's artistic merits are debatable, but it's always been apparent to me that he doesn't care about the Transformers part of the Transformers. More often than not the robots are disposable set pieces in these movies. For example, in any other transformers media, it would be a big deal for Soundwave or any other major Decepticon to die. In Dorm, though, whatever.
The other thing that always bothered me was just who are these movies made for? It isn't kids, certainly. There's too much sexual content, crass humor, and over the top violence. Tonally they seemed to be teen and young adult males who,correct me if I'm wrong, aren't the market that will be buying these toys in the numbers to generate a real profit, especially the simple versions.
Are kids really buying movie toys? Is there anyway to tell? They seem to be constantly in stock at my local stores, while generations are sold out.
Well most kids I know who are transformers fans are fans due to the movies. and of course the movies are for kids, like most parents from what iv gathered and seen don't care what games or movies their kids play/watch. so even if the tf movies don't seem like their safe for kids. their parents will most likely still bring them to see the movies. again from what I gathered and seen and younger tf fans I met love the movies. Also I do notice the bayformer toys are shelf-warmers, but do you know who is not a shelf-warmer and I never seem to be able to find in Wal-Mart is bumblebee...
All Transformers lines have their heavy shelfwarmers not just movie. As stated elsewhere there's TONS of Titans Returns stuff clogging up shelves including those at my nearest toy stores. So many Wave 3 deluxe TR figures (mostly Hot Rod, Twinferno and Triggerhappy), still a lot of Blurr and Scourge from earlier waves and lots of Broadsides, Megatrons and Optimus Primes and small Legends stuff lke Bumblebee, Wheelie (so many Wheelies) and Stripes. A lot of RID stuff such as Deployers on shelves too. And until recently a crapload of Combiner Wars figures were shelfwarming like crazy too (particularly the Deluxes like Wheeljack, Prowl and Smokescreen and Voyagers such as Cyclonus, Scattershot and Onslaught and a lot of Legends class Wreck Gars and Skywarps)
I wish we had that amount of shelf-warming here in Canada, onslaught never showed up in the wal-marts near me. entire waves didn't even show up in our wal-marts. CW Devy didn't even show in Wal-Mart, so sad (ps. im looking for a cw devy haha)
Posted by Optimum Supreme on August 5th, 2017 @ 11:56am CDT
Posted by Optimum Supreme on August 5th, 2017 @ 12:00pm CDT
Stealth Claw wrote: CW Devy didn't even show in Wal-Mart, so sad (ps. im looking for a cw devy haha)
CW Devy didn't show up anywhere here. I only have one because I ordered it from BBTS.
The only place any CW set showed up was at clearance at TJMaxx/Marshalls, and even then the only one I ever saw was Menasor.
Posted by X3ROhour on August 5th, 2017 @ 3:48pm CDT
MOVIE
EVER
worse than Gigili and Freddy Got Fingered
COMBINED
Posted by Friend of Da Panda Symbol on August 5th, 2017 @ 6:06pm CDT
BTW, went to see TF'07 twice.
Posted by noctorro on August 6th, 2017 @ 2:28am CDT
Offtopic:
To bad only Bumblebee had some time in the movie. Barely Megatron, practically no Hound and no Optimus.
Anybody else feel like that's false advertising?
They should've had posters of Mark, Sir Hopkins, T*ts and *ss lady, Cogman and Bumblebee only. Because those are the characters you're going to see in the movie.
Posted by noctorro on August 6th, 2017 @ 2:33am CDT
william-james88 wrote:An exclusive article from Variety tells that Paramount's film financing partner Huahua, a media company based in China, is angry at "losing tens of millions of dollars on a $1 billion slate-financing deal with Paramount Pictures".
Yes, eat that movie making company. Hope those guys are angry, they should be angry at themselves. For making such a terrible movie and thinking everyone's going to eat it 3 times in cinemas and go crazy about it.
I hope they learn, kick Bay of the team, start anew years later.
And quit with the, Transformers have been around longer than you think, conveluted nonsense. Just quit it.
Posted by Deadput on August 6th, 2017 @ 4:58am CDT
noctorro wrote:I hope they learn, kick Bay of the team, start anew years later.
Yup stat anew a couple years later and watch this exact situation happen again!
I don't think there is a magic director who will redeem the movies...partially because no one else really wants to touch this franchise now with the reputation it has and also because Hasbro can make some dumb decisions sometimes when it tries to be more then a toy company.
Posted by Va'al on August 6th, 2017 @ 5:49am CDT
Posted by Deadput on August 7th, 2017 @ 1:24pm CDT
https://www.instagram.com/p/BXfmxgmFIl5/?taken-by=furio_tedeschi
Posted by Sabrblade on August 7th, 2017 @ 1:29pm CDT
Posted by Deadput on August 7th, 2017 @ 1:46pm CDT
Sabrblade wrote:Looks to be Dragonicus.
Well their all just names made up for the toyline anyways.
All the designs are reused at least once or twice for other Knights...even the red knight is just an edited one with unique shoulders and colors.
Posted by Deadput on August 7th, 2017 @ 6:33pm CDT
Presumbly this happens Right before he and Nitro Zeus attack Optimus and steal the staff...
which probably means that they were watching the battle which is how they knew Optimus was freed from evil so soon.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BXgrzFojACN/?taken-by=pringleart
And a new one with Merlin's tomb.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BXg4sYlDjd8/?taken-by=pringleart
Posted by Deadput on August 8th, 2017 @ 12:34am CDT
https://twitter.com/wesburt/status/894745908234956804
https://twitter.com/wesburt/status/894746475611136000
https://www.instagram.com/p/BXhCJjjnQ2N/?taken-by=wes_burt
Boo
Posted by Va'al on August 8th, 2017 @ 3:05am CDT
Posted by Deadput on August 8th, 2017 @ 4:24am CDT
Regardless of we think of the movies or their looks I don't think we can deny the hard work, effort and creativity that goes into making these movie's.
Posted by Carnivius_Prime on August 8th, 2017 @ 4:52am CDT