Honestly? I never really got into Transformers as a kid. My parents could never afford any toys of that calibre for me, and I'm a 90s baby, so I never really had a chance to watch the cartoons.dogstile said:It does if the person you're talking to doesn't ignore what is said in the film itself.TheRealCJ said:Please stop trying to justify anything that happens in Bayformers. It doesn't work.Latinidiot said:Of course they are stereotypes. The robots learned everything they know from the internet. Hell, there even was this medic-bot yelling YOU WANT A PIECE OF ME HUH? COE AT ME BRO!
God forbid the autobots have spent too much time on memebase.
I honestly don't understand the hate. Its a film about robots fighting and crude humour. It is in no way canon. Which means fans of the originals need to get over it.
So I went into the Bayformers movies woth only a detached knowledge of the Transformers Canon, and even on its own merits it sucked: The characters were all two-dimensional action movie cliches; the cinematics was... well, I don't think there WERE any; and those giant badass robots spent more time being goofy support characters to the humans than, well, being giant badass robots.
The sequel then took all those problems, ramped them up to eleven, and then added a bigger budget and thicker layer of desert dust.