I think it will. Michael Bay who doing the movie has a history of messing up classics. Godzilla is my prime example. So, what do you think? Transformers the movie: Good or Bad?
Well, unfortunately you have some facts wrong, so chances are you may not like the movie you are going to see, because you are not sure what movie you are talking about. Godzilla was directed by Roland Emmerich of Independence Day fame. Michael Bay did not direct that movie. MIchael Bay has been associated with much better movies such as Armageddon, The Rock, Bad Boys and Pearl Harbor. Okay, maybe Pearl Harbor wasnt that good, but the rest of them are a hell of a lot better than Godzilla. About Transformers, no, it will not suck. See, there is someone else involved in the movie who wont let it suck. Steven Spielberg. With those two involved, and yes I realize that Spielberg is only Executive Producer but he is still very involved, this movie is going to be great.
Transformers is a 2007 live action science fiction film conceptually based on the Transformers franchise and toy line. The film is directed by Michael Bay with Steven Spielberg acting as the executive producer. This adaptation is the Transformers' first feature film since The Transformers: The Movie in 1986, (though unrelated) and also sees the return of Peter Cullen as the voice of Autobot leader Optimus Prime, over 20 years since the original cartoon. The film has had intense Internet speculation, and has a release date for July 4, 2007.
Yes, it will suck. As a scientists and former electrical engineer / super evil nerd, I'd have to say from the trailers this whole movie looks bad. I've been looking at the current graphics (i'm also into 3D design with BRL-CAD and Blender) and I would have to say the autobots and deceptacons were made all wrong. Also, something that has been bugging me about the trailers, is that too many humans are appearing in the film. The humans keep talking. They blab. The movie is called Transformers. It's about transformers. It's not like Terminator where the human race is greatly involved. No, in Transformers, a lot of the stuff revolved around Cybertron. A good amount of the time, humans talked little while the robots talked lots. I'd like to say I've watch a lot of Transformer's episodes through the time I've been alive. And as I looked at the trailers, I didn't really see any of the Transformers talk. I saw mostly people talking and yammering in awe and amazement at the fact that transformers are alive. Now, some people are saying the transformers are voiced by some people, and Optimus is going to be voiced by the a former voice person. However, I just don't think it's going to be as great as the cartoons one bit. I don't think the whole urban sprawl bit was a good design. I think the robots were made with too many shades of dark. I mean, look at megatron's design; it's all bad. Also, as I watched one of the actors on Jay Leno, I saw him talking about the movie. He only cited that Transformers is from the 80s. He didn't talk about Transformers in the 90s, 2000s, and other versions of the Transformers. In my opinion, nobody knew what they were doing when they were making this movie.
I was afraid that this movie was going to be total gay, But after watching some trailors and seeing who they got as the actor (Shea LeBue sp?) I am kinda excited about seeing it. I was never a transformers geek so I have no prier knowledge going into it or any expectations so I may have a uneducated opinion of the movie.
My ONLY issue with the movie is Bernie Mac. I can't stand him. I wanted/knew Ghost Rider was gonna rock but then it turned out that it was the worst movie I've seen in 2007. I watched the trailer after seeing it realized the montage in the trailer were just boring and empty scenes but in the trailer for Transformers, it looks like they have too little time to squeeze so much (good) stuff into the movie. If you've seen the Island and liked it than you'll like Transformers as well. Trust me, Transformers won't be a dissapoint ment but it maybe considered the best summer blockbuster to the majority of Americans. (Since Pirates sucked and Spider-Man could've been better)
