Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Transformers 3)

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Is that Jetfire's parts optimus is using again?

Also, wtf. Is this the Decepticons attacking there or someone else? :s

Doubt it, it is rumored that it is Silverbolt who is carrying Optimus into Battle.

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I'm not sure why, but his death in ROTF didn't feel as tragic as it did in the original animated movie. I almost wish they had killed him off later in the movie and not brought him back until this new one.

I would agree.

I think Optimus getting killed in RoTF at the time just brought back the memories from when I was a kid and saw the animated movie for the first time, lol.

My gf said I had quite the shocked look on my face in the cinema.

I also agree that having him stay dead till the third would have been a better idea, defeating "The Fallen" some other way and then having to find a way to bring Optimus back for a bigger bad guy in the 3rd would have probably made a better film that what we got.

But then there were quite a few things wrong with RoTF, hopefully they sort it out for the third.

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Is that Jetfire's parts optimus is using again?

Also, wtf. Is this the Decepticons attacking there or someone else? :s

I don't think so. Those parts fell off in Revenge of the Fallen. As for whatever's attacking Earth, I imagine they came because of the message that was sent by Optimus Prime at the end of the second movie.

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I don't think so. Those parts fell off in Revenge of the Fallen. As for whatever's attacking Earth, I imagine they came because of the message that was sent by Optimus Prime at the end of the second movie.

Optimus sent a message at the end of the second movie? I'm confused.

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Optimus sent a message at the end of the second movie? I'm confused.

Yup think he's done a little message at the end of each film. Second one was where they're on the air craft carrier at the very end, It was in the form of a monologue and kind of "If there is anyone out there, we're on Earth and it's cool down here" sort of thing.

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Yup think he's done a little message at the end of each film. Second one was where they're on the air craft carrier at the very end, It was in the form of a monologue and kind of "If there is anyone out there, we're on Earth and it's cool down here" sort of thing.

haha for some reason I was reading that in Optimus's voice!

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OP's speech at the end of RoTF:

Our races united by a history long forgotten and a future we shall face together. I am Optimus Prime and I send this message so that our past will alway be remembered, for in those memories, we live on!

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If they are cars means autobots.

Not really. Remember Barricade? He was a car ;) The Decepticons have cars too just like the Autobots. "Decepticons" and "Autobots" are just clan-names if you will. They do not actually stand for what disguises they use. Heck, if they did... what kind of Transformers would the Decepticons have? :p

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Not really. Remember Barricade? He was a car ;) The Decepticons have cars too just like the Autobots. "Decepticons" and "Autobots" are just clan-names if you will. They do not actually stand for what disguises they use. Heck, if they did... what kind of Transformers would the Decepticons have? :p

In the movie, yeah i agree that i think i saw one or two. Which is weird because in the comics, decepticons never have a single car. They always were autobots. The only thing thst decepticons have that have tires was the contructicons which make devastator.

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Talking about devastator, it makes me see it again in google and remember myself when i was a child playing with the old school transformers. :p

reduced-image_1560_106.jpg

If anyone want to buy that, its almost $200 dollars :p

Link: http://www.tfsource.com/products/view/product_id/1560/

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In the movie, yeah i agree that i think i saw one or two. Which is weird because in the comics, decepticons never have a single car. They always were autobots. The only thing thst decepticons have that have tires was the contructicons which make devastator.

The Decepticons have had the stunticons in the comics/ tv show and those were cars.

I haven't read any major spoilers, but I always assumed the Wreckers were Decepticons. They just seem too heavily armored/weaponized to be autobots.

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In the movie, yeah i agree that i think i saw one or two. Which is weird because in the comics, decepticons never have a single car. They always were autobots. The only thing thst decepticons have that have tires was the contructicons which make devastator.

stunticons? remember them....

http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Image:Stunticons-collectallfive.jpg

must not have existed....

Then the combaticons had a jeep, then runamuck a trans am, then the micromasters which had a few cars,

wiki has it wrong...there were no car decepticons

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Decepticons

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