On Sunday, August 7, 2016 at 5:42:25 PM UTC-7, Zobovor wrote:
> On Sunday, August 7, 2016 at 4:25:40 PM UTC-6,
banzait...@gmail.com wrote:
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> > No, Nothing is preferable to this garbage. IMO. Same goes for the Bay-verse.
> > Sometimes, things are better left alone.
Wow, that was... something?
Not having followed the IDW books, that first episode was just out of nowhere, and did nothing to drag me in.
Wingblade was apparently a city speaker, but doesn't do that anymore. There are a never ending series of combiners coming, and that is somehow an affront to everything Wingblade stands for.
> You can tell it's trying to be mature. All that monologuing. It kind of has the same flavor as some of the stuff they used to play on MTV, like The Maxx or Aeon Flux.
Very, very Aeon Fluxxy. Nihilistic by design, diving right into the story with no context, and lasting only a few minutes of "awesome".
We just needed ass shots of Wingblade.
> Call me a purist, but I just hate the low-budget CGI. It was exciting in Beast Wars because it was something that had never really been done before. Nowadays everybody is doing CGI and it's got no heart.
I think they were going for no heart and bleak, which makes the CGI a really good choice for it.
"You're a killer too!"
> Also, the choreography was so uninspired. Menasor punches Computron. Computron punches Menasor. Menasor punches Computron. Computron punches Menasor. Menasor punches Computron. Computron punches Menasor. Seriously, that was the whole fight.
Well, they were fighting in space, where there was no gravity, just their own momentum and the rockets in their shoes, so I don't expect great acrobatics there.
> Zob (I can't believe this is being marketed as "Transformers for adults")
But "Transformers for moody 13 year olds" sounds terrible... what do you expect the marketers to say?