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.
Transformers The movie version shows more human energy than the animated version
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Extended Reading
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ACWO Jorge "Fig" Figueroa: My mother, she had the gift. You know, she saw things. Now I got the gene. That thing at the base, I got a feeling it ain't over.
First Sergeant Donnelly: Why don't you those magic voodoo powers of yours and get us the hell out of here, huh?
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Sam Witwicky: [looking up at Bumblebee] Can you talk?
Bumblebee: [through his radio] "XM Satellite One"..."Digital Cable brings you"..."Columbia Broadcasting System"...
Sam Witwicky: So, you... so you talk through the radio?
Bumblebee: [clapping his hands] "Thank you, you're beautiful! You're wonderful, you're wonderful."
Sam Witwicky: So what was that last night? What was that?
Bumblebee: [pointing skywards] "Message from Starfleet, Captain"..."Throughout the inanimate vastness of space"..."And angels will rain down like visitors from Heaven! Hallelujah!"
Mikaela: Visitors from heaven... so you're, like, an alien?
[Bumblebee points a finger at her and nods, and converts into a Camaro]
Bumblebee: "Any more questions you want to ask?"
Sam Witwicky: He wants us to get in the car.
Mikaela: [laughing nervously] And go where?
Sam Witwicky: Fifty years from now, when you're looking back at your life, don't you want to be able to say you had the guts to get in the car?