Money, violence, sex, computer graphics, scatalogical humor, racism, robots designed to be rednecks but given European accents, and maybe another sequel to the saga... what's not to love? TF m1, Revenge of the Fallen, Dark of the Moon and now Age of Extinction.
Really hope it doesn't have anything to do with The Fallen at all, myself. I like Fallen simply for being ridiculous, he's a demonic steampunk furnace robot, and he's on fire for no apparent reason, but as an EPIC and AWESOME character/plot device, he falls flatter than his name. Keep the pseudomysticism to a minimum.
Yeah, The Fallen is definitely the closest TF ever came to topping GI joe in terms of hilariously ridiculous characters that take themselves way too seriously. Fallen's almost Serpentor level...
Ooh, I thought of something I want to see in the movie, but probably won't be there: Incinerator. Pweeeeeaaaaaaaase Mister Bay?
1) The title be changed to "Rise of the Fallen" which works on *a* level, let alone two; unlike "Revenge of the Fallen" which is beyond purple prose. Jesus.
2) Characterisation of the robots therein. Preferably through dialogue and easily discernible action sequences. Think ya can handle that, Mikeyyy...?
I like to imagine a Movie-aesthetic gestalt toy. It doesn't fall apart in my hands or anything!
I want more robots and less people. Although I generally liked the human characters we got in the first movie, but they're not who I'm going to see. I'd like to see every Decepticon get at least two lines of character-revealing dialogue too. In English.
slower fighting, so i can see where and how there hitting each other, and am more sure that there fighting not rolling over the ground with each other.
I am pretty sure Bay is not going to change that editing style of his.
Look at it this way, even if the scenes are choppy, at least they made it into the movie, unlike say......Barricade's death, which Bay forgot to film and/or put into the final cut.
But, yeah, better editing would be nice.
Dom
-at least the toys and comics are likely to be good.
But that's a good thing, because it means Barricade can be put in the second movie, something I'm happy about. It does invalidate all the movie adaptions that depict Barricade being killed, but that just supports my position that only the original story in it's original medium is canon. Everything else is apocrypha. Keeps things simple.