So hey, what was the ship in the hangar at the end supposed to be exactly? Am I meant to recognize it?
In a nutshell, Steven Caple Jr. basically breaks it down how literally no one in charge of making these movies cares about making any kind of coherent continuity between films, all deeming continuity a non-priority.
It looks just like the ship Scourge used to land on the planet of the beasts at the very beginning. Don't know that anything was done of it or made of it, but that's what it looked like to me.So hey, what was the ship in the hangar at the end supposed to be exactly? Am I meant to recognize it?
So, basically, one could say that the Joes took possession of the Terrorcons' ship after they arrived on Earth.It looks just like the ship Scourge used to land on the planet of the beasts at the very beginning. Don't know that anything was done of it or made of it, but that's what it looked like to me.
This is what I figured. "wtf is that? Oh, a weird spacecraft thing, quick way to push their scope beyond stock military stuff."I did not assume that it had any significance beyond Clearly Not A Normal Earth Thing, Therefore These People Deal With That Kind Of Stuff.
I thought so too, until user Rhinox up there pointed out the ship's resemblance to the Terrorcons' ship.This is what I figured. "wtf is that? Oh, a weird spacecraft thing, quick way to push their scope beyond stock military stuff."
They arrived on the Maximal homeworld aboard a ship at the beginning of the movie.Terrorcins had a ship? I thought they meteored there way onto Earth like the Autobots in the first movie.
yeah, ROTB has some serious legs on it.