Transformers The movie version shows more human energy than the animated version

2021-10-13 18:32
In the hearts of many viewers, they are most concerned about the difference between the movie version and the cartoon. The movie version has "Optimus Prime" as the leader, and the animated version has "Megatron" as the core. Human beings are only the objects they want to protect or destroy. The few human characters appear in the film only as a group, and there are few characters with distinctive personalities. In the movie version, humans dominate the scene. Sam's grandfather discovered the energy block (i.e. fire) and the "megatron" under the ice, and Sam made friends with the autobot "Bumblebee". In the end, Sam helped "Optimus Prime" defeat "Megatron", the Autobots protected the earth, and the humans saved the Autobots. The movie version of "Transformers" strongly shows humans' confidence in the control of machines and foreign planets. This confidence is shown not only through weapons, but also through friendship, humanity, and so on.
<< Foxtrot evaluation action Transformers "" brings viewers back to childhood >>
Extended Reading

Transformers quotes

  • USAF Tech Sergeant Epps: Lennox! The heat's coming!

    Captain Lennox: Lase the target! We got a beam-rider incoming, lase the target!

  • Agent Simmons: [looks at a Nokia phone] Ooh. Nokias are real nasty. You've gotta respect the Japanese. They know the way of the samurai...

    Maggie Madsen: Nokia's from Finland.

    Keller: Yes, but he's, you know, a little strange. He's a little strange.

Contact Us

The content source of this page is from Internet, which doesn't represent Dogesflix's opinion. If the content of the page makes you feel confusing, please write us an email, we will handle the problem within 5 workdays after receiving your email. If you find any instances of plagiarism from our website, please send an email to: info-contact@dogesflix.com and provide relevant evidence. A staff member will contact you within 2 working days.

More Articles

Recommend Articles