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Date: Sunday, July 1st 2007 7:38am CDT
Categories: Movie Related News,
Editorials
Posted by: Stormrider |
Credit(s): Associated Press
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Views: 30,386
Sandy Cohen from the
Associated Press, describes how the
Transformers Movie brings back memories from the 1980's.
Their mythology is about good versus evil on a very basic level,' Lorenzo di Bonaventura said, adding that in that regard 2007 is the perfect time to retell the Transformers story.
In the `80s, 'the world didn't seem quite as threatening a place, but from a creative point of view, it ... was a decade when people seemed to want to explore larger-than-life characters and take them to a place they had previously not been doing,' he said. 'It was a time period that was searching for its own identity, much as we are now.
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Date: Sunday, July 1st 2007 2:46am CDT
Category: Editorials
Posted by: Air Commander Starscream |
Credit(s): Neil White of Thestate.com
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Views: 24,551
Neil White of
Thestate.com has written a article about a man named Gordon Muldrow who has been a Transformer fan since the begining. This is a nice article that probably reflects a lot of us, it's worth taking a look.
You can view the article
here.
Date: Sunday, July 1st 2007 2:39am CDT
Categories: Movie Related News,
Editorials
Posted by: Air Commander Starscream |
Credit(s): Bob Strauss, dailybulletin.com
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Views: 40,892
Bob Strauss has written a article for
Daily Bulletin about the making of the
Transformers Movie. He has some pretty cool information on what went on in the very early stages.
The "Transformers" movie was actually Spielberg's idea, not Bay's.
To read the full article please click
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Date: Saturday, June 16th 2007 7:31pm CDT
Categories: Movie Related News,
Editorials
Posted by: Air Commander Starscream |
Credit(s): MSNBC.com
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Views: 34,530
MSNBC has put up a article about how the
Transformers Movie is bringing back the nostalgia for old Transformers fans.
“If there is a way for them to reach into the core of me and bring out a piece of my childhood, I think they did that,” said Yee, an IT consultant from Elizabeth, N.J., who saw clips of the film at New York’s Toy Fair this year and plans to see the whole thing six days early at BotCon, the annual Transformers convention being held in Providence this month.
See the MSNBC article
here.
Date: Thursday, April 26th 2007 9:16pm CDT
Categories: Movie Related News,
Editorials
Posted by: Air Commander Starscream |
Credit(s): MSNBC.com
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Views: 31,864
A
MSNBC contributor named
Stuart Levine has posted his thoguths of 10 upcoming summer blockbusters and how he thinks they are going to do. For the
Transformers Movie he has a few questions about the movie and its producer Michael Bay.
"It’s got a lot of buzz among the fanboys but it’s still tough to predict if it play beyond that core group. One thing’s for sure, if this one’s no good, Bay won’t be working anytime soon."
Stuart predeicts the Transformers Movie to bring in around $235 million which puts it at #6 on his list. To read the rest of his take on the Transformers Movie and 9 others, please click
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Date: Saturday, August 26th 2006 9:49am CDT
Categories: Site News,
Editorials
Posted by: Seibertron Permanent Link
Views: 52,678
After months of only hearing from the movie people (with the exception of Hasbro's COO Brian Goldner), I've got just one question ...
HASBRO WHERE ARE YOU???
By "Hasbro", I'm referring to the people that come to the conventions every year such as Aaron Archer and Michelle Field (does she still work with the Transformers brand?). Where are the people that understand what the Transformers fans want the most? Where are the people who we've been hearing from since the early days of Botcon?
Hasbro, where are you?
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