A recent press release from Dreamworks has announced that Steven Speilberg has signed on as executive producer of a live action Transformers movie that has been scheduled for release in the summer of 2006.
It was also rumored at an earlier time that Tom Hanks might be somehow involved in the production.
The first Transformers is flawless. I think Steve should stick to his own orignal ideas and stop the remaking of old ideas which is so popular these days.
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Citizen_Soma wrote:
Transformers kicked ass before they introduced all those fuckin crazy arsed new ones. Then it turned to shit.
True. I remember them growing up, but the other day my younger brotehr was watching some Transformers cartoon on TV, and I couldn't recognize 90% of them. It sucked.
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given2trade wrote:
Oh, you think I'm being douchey? Well I shall have to re-examine everything then. Thanks brah.
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YessCode wrote:
The first Transformers is flawless. I think Steve should stick to his own orignal ideas and stop the remaking of old ideas which is so popular these days.
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deathbyflannel wrote:
Yeah, it became another casualty of massive commericialization.
correct me if i'm wrong, but didn't it start out as a cartoon show in support of the action figures? i loved the transformers, but i don't think it was ever not an example of mass commercialization.
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deathbyflannel wrote:
Yeah, it became another casualty of massive commericialization.
dude, you do realize that transformes, he man, every single one of those cartoons were made and shown SOLEY for the purpose of SELLING ACTION FIGURES.....dont you?
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Clubber wrote:
YessCode wrote:
The first Transformers is flawless. I think Steve should stick to his own orignal ideas and stop the remaking of old ideas which is so popular these days.
The first movie was incredible. I was blown away when characters were killed off.
Starscream's demise was a personal highlight for me. I am hopeful that Spielberg does not ruin the legacy.
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