27 June 2014
TIM AT TFE: YOU GOT THE TOUCH! YOU GOT THE POW-AH!
My weekly column at the Film Experience continues as ever, but I bring it up this time around since I know that at least some of you were hoping that I'd use the release of Michael Bay's Dinobot Thing to review Transformers: The Movie, the animated semi-classic from 1986. Well, you will be pleased to know, I have. Go, enjoy, discuss!
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AW YEAH!
ReplyDeleteBout damn time, too. ;)
I remember I had a poster of this movie on my wall as a child, I was six when the movie came out, but I always remember it.. That and the He-Man movie, which of course, they also want to remake!!
ReplyDeleteI think I wasn't good at watching movies as a child. I dragged my poor father to see this movie twice, and all I remember--and, I'm pretty darned sure, all I got out of it at the time--was a confused blur of robotic limbs thrashing around the screen. I'm always half-skeptical when people assure me that, no, there was an actual story and actual characters and stuff. Maybe it's true, but since I'm obviously not going to see it again, there's just no way to know.
ReplyDeleteWeird collisions in pop culture: I swear I read somewhere that Eric Idle was talked into taking a role in this by George Harrison, whose son was evidently enamored of the toys.
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