Lets face it, the Transformers movie is going to be a contentious issue between fans old and new until possibly the end of time. As a die hard fan I'm not happy with a lot of changes going on, but then again, as I start to see more and more of what Michael Bay has in store this summer, I try to separate myself from it and see the new movie simply in terms of it being this summer's big orgasm of action and destruction. That is of course unless the script reviews are right and nothing happens till the last 20 minutes, but hey.
IGN, the lucky buggers that they are, have gained a look at two new TV spots for the upcoming movie giving us much more bangs, crashes, bombs and transforming robots than you can shake a stick at. Clearly the two are soon going to come together as one massive cohesive final trailer, but for now, this should be enough to get even the most staunchly opposed fan to at least have a look.
It might not beTransformers as we would have wanted it, but let's all hope it's still a Transformers we can enjoy. To check the two new Transformers TV spots, click here.
Note: This website is not meant for use by minors. The views expressed in the comments section below are not our own. This section is intended for discussion of the topic in the post above. Disagreement is encouraged, however comments which attack, insult, or threaten the author in a personal manner won't be published. Similarly, comments that we deem to be poorly worded, or wildly off topic will also not be approved and may be mocked. For free, uncensored, unfettered, and possibly dangerous discussion visit our forum.
This site is operated by Cinema Blend LLC. For advertising inquiries, contact Gorilla Nation. CinemaBlend.com is a private, independently owned website which is intended only as entertainment. The views expressed on this website may or may not reflect those of its owner. Don't take us too seriously.
Lets face it, the Transformers movie is going to be a contentious issue between fans old and new until possibly the end of time. As a die hard fan I'm not happy with a lot of changes going on, but then again, as I start to see more and more of what Michael Bay has in store this summer, I try to separate myself from it and see the new movie simply in terms of it being this summer's big orgasm of action and destruction. That is of course unless the script reviews are right and nothing happens till the last 20 minutes, but hey.
