Big Continuity Snarl:
Would someone explain how we go from the All Spark being the artifiact that created the Transformers to the Creators using the Seed to make Transformium to do this? Optimus obviously knew of the Seed's existence, but this clashes with his narration in the first movie where he states that the All Spark Cube was responsible for creating the Transformers and Cybertron. Not to mention that if Optimus knew about the Seed, aruguably Megatron would have also, so why would he waste his time and energy chasing the Cube to Earth, hunting for the Matrix of Leadership under the Fallen, and conspiring with human and Autobot traitors to forcibly bring Cybertron out of its orbit when all he had to do was give a call to Lockdown, make a deal for the Seed, detonate the Seed on whatever planet of his choosing and use the resulting Transformium to rebuild his armies and conquer/rebuild Cybertron in his own image. Sorry for being long-winded, but this all just hit me.
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I'd like to dispute this one.
- Damsel in Distress: Tessa seems to get in trouble repeatedly throughout the movie and have the guys save her. Despite this she is not The Load and is able to take care of herself and be helpful for the most part. She later refuses to run away and runs back into the fight to save her father.
The first sentence is fine, but the rest is bull. Tessa is the definition of The Load during the movie, especially compared to the two other human main characters that actually kick some Transformer ass. All Tessa does is get captured and in trouble over and over throughout the movie and making the rest of the protagonists have to save her repeatedly, which sets the protagonists back almost every time. The ONE time she actually does something of use is attach a tow truck crane to a sword sticking out of Optimus, something anybody could have done.
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That whole sentence can go. There, problem solved.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
Could someone add a Heartwarming subpage for this film?
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Sure, feel free to do so on Heartwarming.Transformers Age Of Extinction.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
Pulled this:
- Five-Man Band: So far, the Autobots seem to be forming one, given from what we've seen of trailers and toys.
- The Leader: Optimus Prime.
- The Lancer: Bumblebee.
- The Big Guy: Hound.
- The Smart Guy: Drift.
- The Heart: Crosshairs.
- The Sixth Ranger: Grimlock, and the Dinobots as a whole.
Because it lacks context, and I absolutely cannot see how this isn't misuse (first off, the fifth slot is The Chick, which I doubt Crosshairs fits).
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Regarding Back from the Dead:
We know Galvatron is in the movie. We don't know if that means that it's Megatron or if they're just reusing the name. Case in point, the current ongoing Transformers Comic has Galvatron as a separate character completely unrelated to Megatron.
It's all speculation from there, which we actively avoid.
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Well, the trailer shows a maw sucking debris in from some buildings. With Galvatron confirmed, I'm pretty much willing to say Unicron is in too, though it looks like they gave him the Ultimate Galactus treatment. The next question is how did Megatron's remains get off world? I doubt they shot him into space.
"Artistic license - Geography: Driving from Beijing to Hong Kong is almost the equivalent of driving from Los Angeles all the way to Quebec."
Is it saying that's what is said in film, or that's what it's like in real life, because in real life there's a pretty substantial difference (~2000 miles vs ~ 3000 miles)
Kick the world, break your foot.