New Concept Artwork For Transformers One!
From yesterday's announcement we have the first glimpse at the concept artwork for the animated film! Read on
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Concept art from the reveal!
Transformers: One - New Animated Prequel coming September 20th, 2024 - New Toy Official Images!
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Concept art from the reveal!
Hemsworth does a good job acting in that scene. He also was pretty good in Cabin in the woods. He can do more than just Thor, so I am willing to give him a chance.
Wait, is this movieverse or not?
Considering that it's made by the same producers as the live-action movies...
Yup. Its movieverse. Which one that is, who knows. Is it a prequel for Bumblebee or the original Bayverse films?
Yes.
So edgy!
That happiness lasted just long enough for some Paramount exec (and later news articles referencing that) to call this the "first animated movie" (which, well, we've had a decade plus of live-action movies, and, well, we've seen this before). It's since been replaced by smug um-actuallying all over the place.
He line-read Orson Welles same as everyone else. And if you've heard the commercial recording sessions Welles did, well, good on Burr for not being intimidated by Welles' reputation.
Now that would be missing media to get a hold of....
Wally Burr once said to one of the voice actors, "You are on two award wining shows and I am the director for both of them!"
They might have gotten along fine. Orson Welles just refused to do a bad job even if he was being directed to do a bad job. A dumb script still deserved a professional reading. That's all Wally Burr asked for.
Informative and entertaining -- particularly the bit about Welles' arrival.
Anyway, I seem to recall that both Flint Dille and Susan Blu have stated that Burr won out (or, more likely, Welles wasn't annoyed enough to press the point). That said, it sounds like there were a few nervous Sunbow/Marvel/Hasbro executives hanging around for this session, so perhaps higher-ups told Burr to take it easy....
If any one of us was in the room when he walked in -- an anachronism in its own right, of course -- Heaven and Earth couldn't stop us from humming the Unicron theme as he did so.
And, since we're on the subject of his later works...
The only thing about that is that his voice is so recognizable that it might be distracting to me like on Avengers: Age of Ultron hearing James Spader's voice.
Spader's voice didn't bother me because it fit so well for what that movie was trying to do with its depiction of Ultron.
Well, I had been watching a lot the Blacklist at the time so his voice was a bit of a distraction. Not to say he did a bad job, it was just a distraction.