After receiving a digital-only release in 2018, Dario Marianelli’s Bumblebee score has received a limited edition CD release from La-La Land Records. This is the first time that the score has ever been released physically, and you can order your copy (one of only 2,000 available) here. For those keeping score (see what I did there?), the only Transformers film to not have its soundtrack receive a physical release is Dark of the Moon. Here’s hoping that La-La Land Records comes through for that score in the near future.
I made my own Bumblebee CD by burning the songs onto a blank CD (don't worry, I bought the files legally off of Amazon). Still, it's neat that they're finally releasing a physical copy. Edit: Just realized this is for the score, not the soundtrack. While I enjoyed the score I don't feel much of a need to own it.
I had always hoped for a vinyl version of the soundtrack with songs on it. This got me excited until I noticed it was for the score.
Gah, I don’t need a physical copy of this (burned it to cd via Amazon Prime and RCA cables, for free), but this reminds me of the days of trying to get the TF1 Score on CD. Shit was visceral!
Yes, both released through La-La Land Records. Steve Jablonsky signed some of the early copies of the AOE CD, too, and I was lucky enough to get one of those. TLK had a two-disc CD release that is still available to purchase on their website.
Until they purge the Micheal Bay face and style of Bumblebee these movies will be linked to the Bayverse.
May least they look realistic no one ever complain about this look of iron hide be human teen boy punching bag but then again comments like this is reason transformers need movies make popular all over old long time fans are AFRAID to talk to new transformer fans what new transformer fans like about movies here is list 1 there live action 2 bots look realistic not cartoony what I mean by cartoony is this all my life I have NEVER EVER saw red semi truck driving on road with white stripe on cab 3 if transformers that popular bumblebee would have made billion with new fans I guarantee you more old fans saw bumblebee movie compared to new fans and kids 4 transformers cartoons comics toys video games could never ever turn people into transformer fans live action movies did and made transformers popular all over again stop thinking every Thing needs be g1 crap not everything needs g1 looking you CAN ACCEPT look ironhide in transformers energon with no problem you should be able accept some changes of other bots in live action movies you know what new fans would do if they saw Megatron transform into hand gun in movie Megatron yelling at star scream you bumbling idiot pick me up shoot me new fans will laugh ass off there is reason not everything in g1 works in live action movies wake up get head out of your world these movies are made for NEW and OLD FANS if these movies where made for old fans they be cartoons not live action and yes cartoons have stupid childish humor in it to what you see in movies cartoon series did it first
Dear Paramount, Hasbro, and La-La Land Records.... I fixed your product and marketing materials...Feel free to hire me as a future copy editor, since someone couldn't be bothered to get their facts correct or use this new fangled tool called "Google" Annnd one more for good measure...
I would assume La-La Land Records wouldn't know the nuance of the whole reboot thing with Bumblebee. They would just be creating their description based on what they were initially told when the film was being made.
Yeah, this. But let's not kid ourselves for a moment that it won't be enough to stoke the fires for those desperately hoping the Bay universe is still ongoing. My gut reaction when reading that little tidbit was a sinking feeling of, "here we go again." Look for this "official source" to be quoted for months to come as support for the Bayverse continuing.
Or come up with something new? I'm not sure why this has to be such a binary thing. It shouldn't be G1 vs. Bay it should be "we'd like good stories with relatable characters," vs. sloppy, horrible writing. And Bayverse is not the soul proprietor of that. The Netflix cartoon certainly would hold its own in a slug fest over bad characterization. The characters there seem to either be throw-away, or detestable, and not in the "love to hate" way, but in the, "why would they bother" way.
Somebody is really bitter about the end of what has definitely been a net negative for the franchise in the long run, as was predicted when the quality and accuracy was so poor. When there is nothing to be excited about except some action, you don't have anything special. TF is popular because of what it is, not because of what it should be. Time for movies that embrace TF, not something else but just with TF branding. Time for quality cinema - not tropes, cliches, stereotypes, and poor planning. We are here. We are waiting.
