However, for the audience of the 70th edition, watching "Transformers" is purely a physiological need - I believe that many of my peers, like me, can easily draw the signs of Autobots and Decepticons - let's go to the cinema Just to listen to the deformed voice of "ki Ki ka ka Ku" (unfortunately there is none) and to see Optimus Prime's big mask. Look at the box office of "Transformers". History once again eloquently proves that physical needs are greater than spiritual pursuits. From the perspective of intellectual property "philosophy"[Note 1], the box office appeal of the movie "Transformers" does not come from innovation, but from the investment in the brand in the early stage - the brand of other movies is Various male and female stars, this movie is Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Megatron and Starscream [Note 2]. This point has already been said by sage (idle) people, there is no need to be more lyrical.
But it's not lyrical, and this movie really has nothing to say about it, it's nothing more than fun. Since it is lively, there must be a large number of people joining in the fun. It's alright, let's just hang out together, it's for entertainment anyway, come on, brother, follow me and say: "Ki Ki Ka Ka Ku"... No, it doesn't sound good, your pronunciation is too individual and too non-mainstream, let's do it again , pay attention to be a little more heavy metal, a little more American, a little more mainstream - "Ki Ki Ka Ka, Cool"!
Notes:
[1] Big words are so easy to use, so fucking omnipotent, no wonder some professors and politicians Especially like to use.
[2] The translation of these names is really too precise, many times better than the uneducated and mentally retarded translations of "Autobot", "Decepticon" and so on! To tell you the truth, if there were no Transformers, I would not be able to write the word "engine" for "engine" by now.
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