Transformers 4: Age of Extinction
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I'll see it for the same reason as the last one in that Chicago is a prominent shooting location. There's this old silo on 55 about a mile West of 90/94 that recently had all the graffiti painted over, and then Chinese scribed all over it - apparently China is location in the new movie. They're everywhere filming this movie.
^^^ that's so awesome.
In for further time line confusion. Megatron already crashed 5k years before his ancestors visited the planet, and 9k+ years before he made a shady back handed deal with optimis prime's mentor. This time I'm sure they will have arrived even earlier and in a more contradictory way....
But I'll still go see it
But I'll still go see it
They where at the Illinois Railway Museum thats in Union Ill, last week. If thats what you mean by Huntley.
Photo Ops - September 7, 2013 - Illinois Railway Museum Blog
There are some exceptions to movie series that can actually hold their own in exciting and interesting content with a multitude of sequels. However most implode, or should implode, rather quickly in quality of plot line after about the third one. My point is that with certain movie series there comes a point of diminishing returns when it pertains to the quality of the entertainment. Sure, they will make a buck or two on this new one, but profitability doesn't mean shit about whether the movie is worth a damn or not. The Transformers series has reached its life expectancy in my book.
People like being entertained......by quality, not some CGI rehashed version of the previous movies with some additional minor plot twist (usually some previously unknown bad guy who always existed but somehow miraculously flew under the radar until now) to make the sequel it's own story.
Wasnt Clone Wars a straight-to-DVD cartoon? I dont think that qualifies. I guess I'll give you that they are making episode 7. Either way, thats 7 movies over 35+ years.
Yes it was. Clone Wars was an animated movie to segway into an animated series.
There are currently only 6 live action Star Wars movies with a 7th being made. As you said. 7 over the span of 35+ years.
8 Harry Potter movies over the span of 7 books. Granted the last one was broken up, 4-7 could all have easily been broken up into 2 movies, but they werent.
Also, Star Wars and HP > Transformers.
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