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Schrodinger's chat.

Somehow, it looks much better with that Paddles kit. Maybe it's because the longer neck looks too disproportionate with the rest of the figure as it normally is, but when converted to a Plesiosaur the neck looks more proportionate.

So, what is the issue, here, exactly? Are these comics too Adam West, or too Frank Miller? It can't be both at the same time.

Ah yes, Puberty: The Movie.

Or to make it even more subtle, have it be just "Excuse me." And then, after some minutes have passed with Link doing something else, the very next thing he says to Zelda when he returns to her begins with "Princess...", dragging it out in a way no one would see coming.

I am impressed. I actually found myself smiling throughout most of that trailer. Wow.

^ Most of that colored text (basically everything after the first line in yellow) is really hard to read on the purple background.

Something more like this fan trailer is what I was hoping for before the official announcement:

Having finished watching it, Schwartz definitely brings more vocal consistency to the role with Judd Nelson's performance in the movie than how Gautier made Rodimus sound significantly older. Schwartz's take also better matches several of Rodimus's lines that are written to make him sound...

Just that and Rodimus's voice. The reason Grimlock's laugh is different in this video is because the uploader "Figured it'd be nice to replace it using one of the alt takes for excited Grimlock. :)", as stated in one of the YouTube comment replies.

Looks like the recent one from DNA Design.

Not as a movie. That'd be more suitable for a television/stream series.

You speak as if the DiC cartoon isn't already a masterpiece. :p

Not unless we end up with something as insanely bonkers as the 1993 live-action Mario movie. Trust the fungus! ;)

So... the DiC cartoon. 😜

Plus the Jurassic World sequels, Kong: Skull Island, Detective Pikachu, and... Monster Trucks. 😣

Another email from Hasbro Pulse:

That's the Voyager.

Keywords: "Live-action".