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<blockquote data-quote="Mouseferatu" data-source="post: 3628160" data-attributes="member: 1288">I can sort of understand why they'd focus on the humans for the first movie, when introducing the Transformers to Earth and the mythology to a (somewhat) new audience.Now that it's done, though, I'd love to see them do movies 2 and 3 back to back, and more closely linked, much as the Pirates series did. This would allow them to develop more intricate stories, and to spend a lot more time on nonhuman character interaction.I'd love to see movie two have Starscream in purported command of the Decepticons, but have a faction of the Decepticons actually working to restore Megatron. (And of course, have his &quot;resurrection&quot; occur at the end of the second movie, heralding the major challenge of movie three.) That would allow for a lot more characterization of the various Decepticons, I think, without requiring too much screen time taken from the Autobots, who also need some development.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mouseferatu, post: 3628160, member: 1288"] I can sort of understand why they'd focus on the humans for the [i]first[/i] movie, when introducing the Transformers to Earth and the mythology to a (somewhat) new audience. Now that it's done, though, I'd love to see them do movies 2 and 3 back to back, and more closely linked, much as the [i]Pirates[/i] series did. This would allow them to develop more intricate stories, and to spend a lot more time on nonhuman character interaction. I'd love to see movie two have Starscream in purported command of the Decepticons, but have a faction of the Decepticons actually working to restore Megatron. (And of course, have his "resurrection" occur at the end of the second movie, heralding the major challenge of movie three.) That would allow for a lot more characterization of the various Decepticons, I think, without requiring [i]too much[/i] screen time taken from the Autobots, who also need some development. [/QUOTE]

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