Studio Series discussion
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Gamer Edition needs something like that. Right now all it offers is that it's doing these designs at all, and that's just enough when the execution is this iffy.
It does have the elbow weapons gimmick for each figure.
It looks like they slot into Optimus’ shoulder assembly but it shouldn’t be too difficult to modify them to peg into the standard 5mm
I generally don't like the movie style and aesthetics... but I want me that vw camper.
Its Elon John and a genetic punk rocker robot
I agree about the movie styles, but for me, I want that motorcycle as yet another Junkion character.
I will happily take a repaint in traditional Junkion colors as well.
If they did that one in Junkion colours, I think that would be a serious improvement to a fairly unwelming paint job!
I was thinking the same thing the other day.
I honestly don't remember if Mohawk is supposed to have any more color than that.
Every couple of months something happens that suddenly reminds me that I, entirely by accident, have never actually seen TLK. This time around it's that I caught myself staring at that picture and trying to figure out whether you guys have been concealing a lizard robot man from me for six years.
My dude... just wiki the character and save yourself the 1.5 hours you could spend doing better things than watching the last knight.
Seriously, you could microwave your head and have a better time than watching TLK.
To me that first scene felt like it went on way too long, but maybe time was already getting weird on me.
It’d be okay if it turned out relevant to the rest of the movie. As it is, it’s basically the Family Guy Conway Twitty gag but with cool CGI.
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Back when it came out, I got a free DVD of TLK from a raffle at work. I opened it to make sure the disc wasn't damaged, brought it home, tossed it on the TV stand, and promptly forgot all about it until about three months ago when we got a new TV and found it under the dust. Never really even thought about watching it. The only interesting part to me was the dragon knights, and I can watch their whole seven-ish minutes of screen time on Youtube without having to endure the rest of it.
Last Knight is clearly a movie that lacked a clear sense of idenity, in some ways the plot does make sense, but then it messes around with the timeline of the movieverse!
I never saw the Last Knight (Age of Extinction was the final straw for me and the Bay films), but I did read Rob Bricken's F.A.Q. on the film, which I think tells me most of what I needed to know about it.