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Message: <blockquote data-quote="barsoomcore" data-source="post: 1443309" data-attributes="member: 812">Gonna take down two birds on one stone here...Rights always belong to somebody, even if it's everybody. Since the rights weren't public domain (else they'd still be public domain) SOMEBODY owned them, and that somebody (if it wasn't TSR) had to have originally purchased them from TSR.Well, me too, but oh well. At least it wasn't Michael Bay.No argument from me here. I LIKE the film, but it's definitely a BAD film.Why do you care what his motives are? You can make up any answer you like to those questions. And why do you put "owns" in quotes? It's not a matter open for debate. Or, rather it is, since I don't actually KNOW that he owns the rights, but SOMEBODY does, and whoever does has every right to do whatever the heck they want to do with them. You can complain about what they do, you can say they aren't talented, but saying they don't have the right to do so is simply untrue.</blockquote>