Kramodlog
Naked and living in a barrel
Optimus Prime is riding a robot T-Rex. Micheal Bay must be a genius. 
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Does it matter?I liked the first flick, hated the second and didn't see the third. Out of a very mild curiosity, who is the villain this time around?
Fans realize something Hasbro does not: that robust 30-year-old billion-dollar franchises, while seemingly healthy, are in actuality as fragile as two bricks tied together with tissue paper. One mistake, one bad mis-step will cause the entire thing to shatter and fall apart; andTransformers would be ruined forever.Fortunately, there is hope. The Transformers fanbase has resolved to remain ever vigilant against something that could Ruin Transformers Forever, and call out a warning if they see something that could potentially do so.
Some Transformers conservationists suggest a more extreme approach, that Transformers should abandon all attempts at re-invention and instead cater exclusively to the old-school collectors. Though attractive, this approach may prove impractical as a long-term solution.
Ruined Forever remains a serious threat to Transformers now and in the foreseeable future, though it's possible a proposed initiative requiring all Transformers fans to purchase an annual plastic offset could ensure our fragile brand's existence through the mid-21st century.
Interesting. I hated the first, didn't see the second, and partially liked the third (I watched it because I'd seen a trailer with this giant mecha-cthonian worm thing burrowing through a skyscraper - that was awesome! Not much of the rest was, alas...).I liked the first flick, hated the second and didn't see the third.