Transformers 2 begins

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Remember that first hand at Botcon? This film is going to rock sooo much.

Thing is, given the title 'Revenge of the Fallen', sounds like the Decepticons are going to come out ahead on this, with the final climatic battle in the 3rd film. I hope they don't put Unicron in the second one, thats GOT to go in the last.

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This information about Transformers 2 comes to me from a trusted source that reveals what could be a very significant plot detail for the upcoming Transformers movie including some info on a scene. Check it out? this information comes from the set of the film:

It happens that they were in the classroom scene that was being shot yesterday with Rainn Wilson. The shoot was to cover two separate days within the movie, the first day of classes for Sam, and the second day of class.

On the first day of class, Sam goes crazy just before getting to class for some reason. It seems there is some object that he was exposed to that affected him, our guess is the splinter from the cube. Anyways, Rainn Wilson asks the class to turn to the first page of the text book (which, apparently, Rainn Wilson?s character is the professor of the class AND the writer of the Astronomy text book that they are using in class). Wilson?s character?s name is Professor Colon (pronounced: koh - lawn). Everyone except Sam turns to the first page. Sam, instead, read the entire book in 5 seconds by just flipping through it, then starts telling Wilson?s character about what parts of his book are wrong. He also starts talking about how Einstein was wrong. Sam gets up from his seat and goes up to the chalk board and starts writing a lot of weird symbols on the chalk board (probably Cryptonian). Then he starts asking why nobody understands and then he leaves class. On the second day of class, he apparently returns, but acts less crazy.

The reason we suspect that it is an object he touches that makes him crazy is because there was a scene shot earlier where he was on the phone Fox?s character Mikaela, and he was asking her if she had ?it? and then told her to make sure she doesn?t touch ?it?. Our guess is the ?splinter? (left over piece of the Allspark Cube), but it could be something else, of course.

Oh, and the last scene that was filmed on Wednesday evening was of Sam arriving to class while riding the red motorcycle that people have seen in pictures. I don?t think that proves whether or not it is a Transformer or just a motorcycle, but it could be worthwhile information in the future.

My guess is that it would be a piece of the All Spark that Sam kept after thrusting it into Megatron. That would explain why Optimus Prime thought there was nothing left of the All Spark at the end of the flick

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Well at the rate set photos are coming out from the Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen set, I think we will know every detail of the movie. Michael Bay promised to throw out fake spoilers, but fans with cameras on the campus of Princeton have not missed a single moment and today we get two set pictures revealing the big kiss moment between stars Shia LaBeouf and Megan Fox.

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/spoiler tv

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(probably Cryptonian)

Cryptonian? Thats er...not Transfomers ;)

That would explain why Optimus Prime thought there was nothing left of the All Spark at the end of the flick.

Prime pulled the last shard out of Megatrons chest, so he did know about it....

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