ROTF Questions

What was the moral of the story? Listen to the voices in your head?

What happened to the twins? I saw Leo and Simmons walk away from the pyramids without them.

How did Prime combine with jetfire in the comic adaptation because I heard Jolt wasn't in it.

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1. What u mean?

2. Dunno but they alive no worruy

3. Ratchet puts all piece of jetfire to prime

Like Optimus said "fate rarely calls upon us at a moment of our choosing."

The moral of the story is to stop looking to Transformers for moral lessons. Strike that - stop looking to movies for moral lessons.

1) That Hollywood has no morals.

2) Epps killed them off screen because bots acting gangsta ain't cool.

3) Don't know, didn't feel like paying for a comic book about the movie I was going to pay to see.

1. Explosions are good for the soul?

2. Poor movie editing. Same with Wheelie.

3. Ratchet did it.

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1. Leaving home is only scary if you have giant evil robots chasing you. Also, there is only one really tight shirt out there in the world.

2. Unknown, presumed still gangsta in Autobot HQ.

3. Jolt is in everything, and his Jesus-whips are all-reaching.

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Here are your answers Mr. Sexington:

1) What moral? It's a movie about fighting robots.
2) PLOTHOLES!
3) (none)

*pompous prick mode engaged*

That's not a goddamn plothole! I get so fucking tired of people tossing this term around while obviously not knowing what it means. An absence of information does not a plothole make. In order to be a plothole, there has to be an absence of justification for something that, in the context of the story, contradicts both past events or statements and any reasonable logic.

If the twins had been torn in half and ground into spare parts by Devastator, only to appear after the battle celebrating with everyone, THAT would be a plothole. They were obviously dead, then appeared alive again with no explanation at all. What you're talking about is either poor writing or poor editing, depending on who dropped the ball on all the disappearing characters (I have a sneaking suspicion it was Bay's doing, but don't quote me on that). They fought with Devastator, Devastator decided to stop fucking around and attack the pyramid, and they just didn't do anything on camera after that.

*pompous prick mode disengaged*

I mean Hell, what were they supposed to do, anyway? The fact that they even tried to fight an enemy that was literally ten times their size was going above and beyond the call of duty. If I were them, I'd have gotten on my knees and thanked Primus when Devastator decided I wasn't worth smashing, then gone and chilled by the beach while the Fallen was busy giving Prime his face.

That and the ongoing "no sacrifice, no victory". Sadly it's a bit hard to guess the main message since the movie focused on other things instead.