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Possibly, but that's movie making. It's a collaborative effort. Everyone needs to bring something.

Nah, they're fun. Lennox and Epps have really good "action movie buddy duo" chemistry.

Of all of RotB's problems, Noah and Mirage wasn't one of them. That was pretty well done, imo. One of the issues, however, relates to the second point. The movie has the perfectly sized robot cast at the start. Optimus, Bumblebee, Mirage, Arcee, and then Scourge and two goons as villains. That's...

They can't all be Thunderclash.

Fan Channel are some of the easiest exclusives to get. It just means they're online retailer exclusive... and also GameStop and Books-A-Million for some reason.

Cyberworld Airachnid.

I'm usually toy over toon when it comes to decos, but I have to admit SS '86 Hot Rod's pink pops so nicely. I also rationalized two Hot Rods.... the pink is OG Hot Rod. Red SS '86 Hot Rod is Hot Rod after he's given up the Matrix and reverted back to his base form. But he still has some...

Some people bought a second whole SS '86 Hot Rod just to get a lightsabre and a shield. Not me, certainly. No, not at all. That's crazy. But some people, absolutely. ANYWAY Sentinel Prime and the Sentichuds

Transformers came out in 2007. Which is notable because the MCU would kick off the very next year with Iron Man. Had Transformers come out just a few years later after Hollywood realized the money to be made in interconnected brand universes, it's entirely possible the movie is pretty much...

Needs to be a Megatron, Nightbird, and Starscream three pack, with Starscream having the screaming head.

He's got a hitch that is 100% ER trailer compatible.

I would say the complete absence of any hype in the wider pop culture sphere at the GI Joe tease at the end of RotB speaks to that. They wanted that to be their "I want to tell you about the Avengers Initiative" moment and it just didn't land the same with the general audience.

For a certain generation that's true. It's just not the generation who's the primary audience of movie studios anymore.