No he wasnt. Ironhide has been a suped up GMC Pickup in all three movies

 

http://www.wallpaperez.info/movie/Transfor...onhide-302.html

 

 

 

He identified himself as Que in the movie, but on the IMDB it says Que/Wheeljack. He was rather forgettable IMO. Not in a bad way, just kind of there.

 

 

Do you mean the one who used to be a Decepticon and changed sides? I think they found him in a museum as an SR-71/Blackbird and then he "teleported" them all to Jordan?

 

And he was involved in the final battle as well in Egypt and helps out Optimus with an "assist" of weaponry.

Edited July 2, 201114 yr by caulfield12

Do you mean the one who used to be a Decepticon and changed sides? I think they found him in a museum as an SR-71/Blackbird and then he "teleported" them all to Jordan?

 

And he was involved in the final battle as well in Egypt and helps out Optimus with an "assist" of weaponry.

 

No, the one in T3 that looked like Albert Einstein, and gave the soldiers those arm weapons and bombs.

He was killed right before they almost killed Bumblebee

 

I've never left a movie theater mid-movie in my life, yet had I not driven my friend (and to a theater 30 minutes away, thanks middle of nowhere Missouri) I would have left 40 minutes in. And then at 1 hour. And then for the next 1.5 hours. I couldn't stand this movie- absolutely hated it. I enjoyed the second one far more than the third- everything just seemed so disjointed. And trust me, I know how just turn my brain off and enjoy a film for what it wants to be... I saw the Expendables in theaters and loved it.

 

 

head scratcher there. 2 was by far a bigger mess plot wise than 3. It was pretty straightforward for me.

SPrime intended on taking Earth to save Cybertron back in the 60s, but crashed. Megatron was in on it, but couldnt do anything until Optimus brought back SPrime. SPrime turned on the Autobots. Chaos. Explosions. Death. End.

Best Transformer movie=Tallest Midget?

Best Transformer movie=Tallest Midget?

 

Yes, but I still enjoyed it. It was non stop action start to finish.

Best Transformer movie=Tallest Midget?

That's an insult to midgets.

One thing I can say for sure is that the 3D in Dark Of The Moon was completely unnecessary. The only part where I felt that it added anything (or even noticed it) was the sky diving scene.

One thing I can say for sure is that the 3D in Dark Of The Moon was completely unnecessary. The only part where I felt that it added anything (or even noticed it) was the sky diving scene.

 

I agree, however I think the 3D element was added to take away Bay's shaky camera during action scenes. In that respect I was glad for it

head scratcher there. 2 was by far a bigger mess plot wise than 3. It was pretty straightforward for me.

SPrime intended on taking Earth to save Cybertron back in the 60s, but crashed. Megatron was in on it, but couldnt do anything until Optimus brought back SPrime. SPrime turned on the Autobots. Chaos. Explosions. Death. End.

 

Not that the plot was disjointed, more that the flow of everything was off. None of the scenes seemed to fit together in the to make it flow, just a bunch of scenes that were all meant to advance the story without relating to each other. Maybe I should have been drunk to enjoy this one.

Yes it was. Bay couldnt resist injecting his patented cheesiness, but good lord was the fighting awesome. My favorite scene was the highway chase when the 3 escalades came after Sentinel Prime

 

Plus there are some major shout outs to Aurora on the highways signs in that scene. :headbang

Company Men was alright.

Plus there are some major shout outs to Aurora on the highways signs in that scene. :headbang

 

I enjoyed that.

 

Although wasn't that scene supposed to be in Washington?

 

The entire plot is full of holes. It's pretty funny.

Finally watched Toy Story 3. Interesting sequence of events. The ending was bittersweet.

The Town was good, I recommend it.

The Town was good, I recommend it.

Ah yes. I think I referred to it as "Heat: Boston" after I saw it. I did enjoy it though.

Ah yes. I think I referred to it as "Heat: Boston" after I saw it. I did enjoy it though.

The Town was good, and Mark Buehrle, I mean Jeremy Renner was very good as he has come to be, but Affleck and Hamm were not close to Deniro and Pacino....more like "Heat Lite."

One thing I can say for sure is that the 3D in Dark Of The Moon was completely unnecessary. The only part where I felt that it added anything (or even noticed it) was the sky diving scene.

Having never been to a 3D movie before, I really liked it. I dont think it's ever really needed for any movie, but much to my surprise I thought it made me feel more "in" the movie.

I enjoyed that.

 

Although wasn't that scene supposed to be in Washington?

 

The entire plot is full of holes. It's pretty funny.

THe highway scene and the "auto shop" were both in DC, even though they were a Chicago highway and the milwaukee art museum.

 

Speaking of plot holes, why was megatron REALLY on earth?

 

T1) He crashed looking for the cube

T2) He's working from The Fallen to harvest energon

T3)

He was meeting Sentinel Prime on earth to enslave the humans.

Edited July 4, 201114 yr by Athomeboy_2000

THe highway scene and the "auto shop" were both in DC, even though they were a Chicago highway and the milwaukee art museum.

 

Speaking of plot holes, why was megatron REALLY on earth?

 

T1) He crashed looking for the cube

T2) He's working from The Fallen to harvest energon

T3)

He was meeting Sentinel Prime on earth to enslave the humans.

 

i think it is pretty safe to say that there was no plot cohesion/continuity throughout the three movies whatsoever. why were there 9 autobots but hundreds of decepticons? if the fallen was on the dark side of the moon, why didnt he notice the ark?

How did Optimus Prime and the Autobots sneak into Chicago undetected

, etc... It is pretty obvious that Bay doesnt obsesss over details

 

hopefully the next director can take this moneymaker and do something with it to wow us without watering down the product. im hoping it will be like when schumacher left the batman franchise and nolan picked it up

My nephew wanted to see the new Transformers movie so we took him last night, about an hour into the movie, I was ready to pull my hair out...I hated that movie.

Or why do they all speak English? Why did some have Scottish accents? Why was the bird decepticon able to drool? These are all valid questions, but it's pointless to ask because in the end, it's still a movie about alien robots.

Saw "The Trip" yesterday... very good. Definitely recommend it. The dynamic between Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon was fantastic throughout.

Steve Coogan is pretty awesome.

anyone see the recycled footage that michael bay used in The Island and Transformers 3? lol

Saw "The Trip" yesterday... very good. Definitely recommend it. The dynamic between Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon was fantastic throughout.

Just added it to my Netflix queue. Looking forward to it.

 

Now watching Dog Day Afternoon. Never seen it before.

Yes, but I still enjoyed it. It was non stop action start to finish.

I enjoyed it too. Amazing, no, but entertaining, sure.