@Beau Skunky
It’s how I used to play with mine. Old-school MLP, Star Wars toys, plastic dinosaurs, rubber skeletons, the Three Stooges, I forget what all. Man did I have fun with them.
@Joshua
Actually it was more on how this crossover looked legit at first and it turned out to be a couple kids imagination while playing with the toys as well as them coming to life right after they leave. But Potato Head did help though. X3
@WM-R
It was nice at least that they kept bebop and rocksteady in character; the “versions” of them in the new Nick series are Bebop and rocksteady in name only. Then again, like 90% of that series characters are in name only.
I thought the first movie was okay-ish. Not very good, what with the Transformers feeling like they were guest stars in favour of the humans, but not too objectionable. New universe and canon and all that, eh? It was at least enough to make me interested in the sequel.
Revenge of the Fallen is what made me go, “Yeah, these movies aren’t gonna be any good.” I spent quite a bit of time being annoyed, and while I really enjoyed the Megatron-Starscream-Grindor fight with Optimus (mainly because I felt like I could at least follow the action), we again spend way too much time with the humans (who again prove to be more than a match for the actual Transformers).
I never watched Dark of the Moon, but from what I’ve seen or read it was a great place to end the series (Megatron is dead, Cybertron destroyed, Sam finally growing up, kinda). Age of Extinction was a mistake and Last Knight after it even more so.
I didn’t like the TMNT movies very much. Mainly because of things like the sexual innuendos and jokes, the over-the-top acting and action and the designs of the Turtles themselves. It was great that they brought in Bebop, Rocksteady and Krang for the (improved) sequel, but I wouldn’t spend money on watching a third.
@Background Pony #DACE
Eh, I liked the first two, (despite their flaws) the third and fourth were just mediocre or too over-the-top to me. The fifth looks mediocre to me, as well, rather then bad.
I don’t automatically hate everything Michael Bay, like the rest of the internet does. In fact, I actually rather liked his movie “Armageddon.” I hate to sound like a hipster, but it’s just the hate gets old.
Bay also was hardly involved in the new TMNT movies, but still gets blamed for them. Regardless I enjoyed those two, but “Out of the Shadows” was actually a major improvement over the previous one in every single way.
@Nightweaver20xx
Well they have writers from the Marvel movie like Guardians of the Galaxy to help make the next G.I. Joe movies, along with the Rom, Micronauts, M.A.S.K., & Visionaries movies.
I actually enjoyed the “Batman VS Superman” movie too, even though it wasn’t as awesome as it could’ve been.
The only thing I disliked about it was Lex Luthor was kinda too goofy. The guy was playing him like he was a poor-man’s Joker.
@Nightweaver20xx
I dunno, the first two original Superman movies were pretty good. I actually enjoyed “Superman Returns” & the grimderp “Man of Steel” too, despite their flaws. (In fact, I actually prefered the newer General Zod, as he actually had reasons to be an A-hole.)
@Darth Gonzo
Yeah, and we can all hope Superman will eventually get a good movie, or Paul Blart: Mall Cop 3 will get a double-digit percentage review on Rotten Tomatoes.
It’s how I used to play with mine. Old-school MLP, Star Wars toys, plastic dinosaurs, rubber skeletons, the Three Stooges, I forget what all. Man did I have fun with them.
Actually it was more on how this crossover looked legit at first and it turned out to be a couple kids imagination while playing with the toys as well as them coming to life right after they leave. But Potato Head did help though. X3
Must’ve been because of Mr. Potato Head. He brings Toy Story vibes to anyone.
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It was nice at least that they kept bebop and rocksteady in character; the “versions” of them in the new Nick series are Bebop and rocksteady in name only. Then again, like 90% of that series characters are in name only.
I thought the first movie was okay-ish. Not very good, what with the Transformers feeling like they were guest stars in favour of the humans, but not too objectionable. New universe and canon and all that, eh? It was at least enough to make me interested in the sequel.
Revenge of the Fallen is what made me go, “Yeah, these movies aren’t gonna be any good.” I spent quite a bit of time being annoyed, and while I really enjoyed the Megatron-Starscream-Grindor fight with Optimus (mainly because I felt like I could at least follow the action), we again spend way too much time with the humans (who again prove to be more than a match for the actual Transformers).
I never watched Dark of the Moon, but from what I’ve seen or read it was a great place to end the series (Megatron is dead, Cybertron destroyed, Sam finally growing up, kinda). Age of Extinction was a mistake and Last Knight after it even more so.
I didn’t like the TMNT movies very much. Mainly because of things like the sexual innuendos and jokes, the over-the-top acting and action and the designs of the Turtles themselves. It was great that they brought in Bebop, Rocksteady and Krang for the (improved) sequel, but I wouldn’t spend money on watching a third.
(Shrugs.) To each their own.
Optimus Prime killing Sideshow Bob was done a million times better than Kal killing Zod I will argue up and down forever that point.
The Transformers movie series could use a reboot. I think some are getting tired of it, and want a new direction.
I think I prefered “Man of Steel” over that personally.
Still should have rebooted after DOTM.
Even though AOE is better than Man of Steel.
Eh, I liked the first two, (despite their flaws) the third and fourth were just mediocre or too over-the-top to me. The fifth looks mediocre to me, as well, rather then bad.
I don’t automatically hate everything Michael Bay, like the rest of the internet does. In fact, I actually rather liked his movie “Armageddon.” I hate to sound like a hipster, but it’s just the hate gets old.
Bay also was hardly involved in the new TMNT movies, but still gets blamed for them. Regardless I enjoyed those two, but “Out of the Shadows” was actually a major improvement over the previous one in every single way.
The Michael Bay movies are trash and need to just go away.
Either way. Just do something to fix it.
Whoa, let’s see how they do first, yeah?
I’d rather just straight up reboot the Michael Bay Transformers movies so you could play around with the shared universe stuff.
…Can we get some of those guys for the Transformers movies? Please?
Well they have writers from the Marvel movie like Guardians of the Galaxy to help make the next G.I. Joe movies, along with the Rom, Micronauts, M.A.S.K., & Visionaries movies.
The only thing I disliked about it was Lex Luthor was kinda too goofy. The guy was playing him like he was a poor-man’s Joker.
I dunno, the first two original Superman movies were pretty good. I actually enjoyed “Superman Returns” & the grimderp “Man of Steel” too, despite their flaws. (In fact, I actually prefered the newer General Zod, as he actually had reasons to be an A-hole.)
Still, ittedly I prefer Batman like most.
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Yeah, and we can all hope Superman will eventually get a good movie, or Paul Blart: Mall Cop 3 will get a double-digit percentage review on Rotten Tomatoes.
Well all we can hope for is the G.I. Joe movie reboot will do better then the last movies.
Apparently the Wiki agreed.
It breaks me heart it does.
No he want into a coma which he wake up from at the end of the movie.
Because Optimus Prime died.