Labeouf Wants 18 Million To Return To Transformers 4 - Page 6

EliyahuQeoni · November 13 2012, 05:09 PM

Mr. Laser Beam wrote:

^ The first Transformers (live action) film is one of my favorite movies ever made. So I would say yes, since I'm 42.

Same here. I'm 39 and have enjoyed all of the Transformers movies so far. When news of the movie broke I'm not sure who was more excited: me or my 12 year old son.

Ian Keldon · November 13 2012, 06:29 PM

Hollywood needs a salary cap. NOone is worth that much money just to act in a film.

Mr. Laser Beam · November 13 2012, 06:31 PM

EliyahuQeoni wrote:

Mr. Laser Beam wrote:

^ The first Transformers (live action) film is one of my favorite movies ever made. So I would say yes, since I'm 42.

Same here. I'm 39 and have enjoyed all of the Transformers movies so far. When news of the movie broke I'm not sure who was more excited: me or my 12 year old son.

And I never played with Transfomer toys or watched the animated series when I was a kid. The 2007 film was my first exposure to the universe of that series. I was just happy for once to have a film with old-school heroes and villains; I really can't relate to the modern "no such thing as good and evil" view. I much prefer the black and white "Autobots good, Decepticons evil" version.

zarkon · November 13 2012, 06:35 PM

replace him with a block of wood and nobody'd notice

ditto bay

Owain Taggart · November 13 2012, 10:51 PM

Set Harth wrote:

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Owain Taggart wrote:

He's only done Blockbusters as far as I'm aware

He hasn't only done blockbusters; for example, he was in A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints.

Ahh, my bad. Was he good in that?

Mister Fandango · November 13 2012, 11:07 PM

Owain Taggart wrote:

If the fact that I wasn't aware of her before SW offends you, then I deeply apologize for any trauma.

It didn't. Your implied assumption -- no, assertion -- that your personal experience equates to the norm, however, did. Being ignorant is fine; everyone is about something or other. Being arrogant about your ignorance isn't.

Lost Periphery · November 14 2012, 12:42 AM

Mister Fandango wrote:

Owain Taggart wrote:

If the fact that I wasn't aware of her before SW offends you, then I deeply apologize for any trauma.

It didn't. Your implied assumption -- no, assertion -- that your personal experience equates to the norm, however, did. Being ignorant is fine; everyone is about something or other. Being arrogant about your ignorance isn't.

Geez. Well at least now I know not to take anything you say to me personally.

Dream · November 14 2012, 12:52 AM

I didn't know who Portman was before Star Wars like many people.

Deal with it.

Owain Taggart · November 14 2012, 02:21 AM

Mister Fandango wrote:

Being arrogant about your ignorance isn't.

Dude, seriously. I'm not even going to respond to that. Besides the fact that it's totally off-topic. I only used her as an example to my point.

Set Harth · November 14 2012, 06:39 AM

Owain Taggart wrote:

Set Harth wrote:

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Owain Taggart wrote:

He's only done Blockbusters as far as I'm aware

He hasn't only done blockbusters; for example, he was in A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints.

Ahh, my bad. Was he good in that?

He was okay. He didn't bring down the movie or anything. He played the younger version of Robert Downey's character.

hyzmarca · November 22 2012, 04:56 PM

Dream wrote:

I didn't know who Portman was before Star Wars like many people.

Deal with it.

I pity you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ns4vh_xAn98

Mister Fandango · November 22 2012, 06:26 PM

Dream wrote:

I didn't know who Portman was before Star Wars like many people.

Deal with it.

Once again: Your personal experience does not necessarily equate to the experience of the majority, no matter how much you desperately wish it to be true. That's just flat out arrogance.

Deal with it.

Set Harth · November 23 2012, 08:04 PM

Never saw The Professional?

God Magnus · November 24 2012, 04:56 AM

I don't mind a cameo, but I'd like to see the timeline move beyond the Witwicky clan at this point. I am interested in seeing how the world changed after the events of the third movie. Maybe Sam could do a cameo, but for the full blown leads I'd go with someone else.

November 13 2012, 06:29 PM	#77
Ian Keldon Fleet Captain	Re: Labeouf Wants 18 Million To Return To Transformers 4 Hollywood needs a salary cap. NOone is worth that much money just to act in a film.

November 13 2012, 06:35 PM	#79
zarkon Captain	Re: Labeouf Wants 18 Million To Return To Transformers 4 replace him with a block of wood and nobody'd notice ditto bay __________________ In defeat, malice. In victory, revenge.

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Dream Admiral	Re: Labeouf Wants 18 Million To Return To Transformers 4 I didn't know who Portman was before Star Wars like many people. Deal with it. __________________ TWoP Forums .

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Set Harth Commodore Location: Ekkaia	Re: Labeouf Wants 18 Million To Return To Transformers 4 Never saw The Professional? __________________ You will just have to imagine the fire!

November 24 2012, 04:56 AM	#89
God Magnus Commodore Location: A world where criminals operate above the law...	Re: Labeouf Wants 18 Million To Return To Transformers 4 I don't mind a cameo, but I'd like to see the timeline move beyond the Witwicky clan at this point. I am interested in seeing how the world changed after the events of the third movie. Maybe Sam could do a cameo, but for the full blown leads I'd go with someone else. __________________ Benson Yee Ben's World of Transformers [Toy Reviews, Image galleries, Interviews, News and more!]

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