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Originally posted by merry_miller:
Yeah just looking at the pictures they don't particularly look like any of the transformers at all. Quite disappointed how monsterous some of them look like.
The whole point of transformers were that these were real living beings. They had almost human features, yet were machines. They had emotion, they were able to show that emotion through their facial expressions.
If you move away from that, which Bay appears to have done, you lose the very essence of what made the Transformers so enduring.
Sure they'd still have been kinda popular for a short while, but they'd have been as forgetable as other stuff, like Mask and the Visionaries and the Centurions without that something special that made them live on in the memories of all of us who grew up with them.
05-08-2007, 10:32 PM
Transformers Movie Thread *29/06/07* Will Michael Bay destroy our childhoods? Post #22
The PS2 game was very good I thought. Basically a rather generic shooter in the end. But visually it was excellent in comparison to games coming out at the time.
And they got the sound right. So it was automatically good.
05-08-2007, 10:35 PM
Transformers Movie Thread *29/06/07* Will Michael Bay destroy our childhoods? Post #27
Originally posted by Herman Bloom:
The PS2 game was very good I thought. Basically a rather generic shooter in the end. But visually it was excellent in comparison to games coming out at the time.
And they got the sound right. So it was automatically good.
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Will have to have a look in Game/Gamestation etc see if i can pick it up cheaply in the pre owned stuff.
05-08-2007, 10:36 PM
Transformers Movie Thread *29/06/07* Will Michael Bay destroy our childhoods? Post #29
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