Call me crazy, but the opening post voiced scepticism.

 

I don't mean to choose sides, but one thing that drives me nuts about people on the internet, is when they immediately jump to "this is so fake!" as a response. Just don't say anything, and maybe wait a little while? Lego forums are notorious for people almost sending hate threats to "new leaks" when 99.99% of the time those leaks turn out to be true.


The past ten years have been countless moments of "dude you're so full of sh*t" moments. Where are all these posters when this DOES turn out to be true? Will you all say: "well I was totally wrong". Of course not. I don't care if this is real or not, I'm just going to wait and see.

 

But there is literally no reason to believe that this information is true/trustworthy, and lots of reasons to believe it isn't. I mean, the user who created the Wikipedia articles' only other edits were to incorrectly claim Garry Chalk and Sue Blu were married. Not somebody to trust, I'd say.

I mean, give me fifteen minutes and I could go whip up an IMDb page and Wikipedia article for an imaginary Transformers film.

There's 'not jumping to conclusions' and then there's 'abandoning common sense'.

 

Looks like the Wikipedia article someone wrote for this got deleted, unsurprisingly.