Transformers Full Theatrical Trailer Available
roelbj writes "The full trailer for Michael Bay's upcoming Transformers movie is now finally available on Yahoo. Unlike the teaser trailers that have only hinted at what the final effects would deliver, we can at long last get a much better feeling for how the live-action CGI Transformers will look."
For those who don't have something that can read qtl files, here are some direct links:
"Exclusive Trailer".
Theatrical Trailer.
Teaser Trailer.
At first I wasn't sure about this. The designs of the Transformers, when I first saw them, seemed way too busy and overcomplicated. Now that I've seen it in motion, especially the awesome transformation sequences, I'm sold on this film.
From the previews, it seems to me the weakest part of this flick may not be the robots in disguise, but their human counterparts.
It's got the sound !!!
How can we judge the movie without seeing even a few seconds of one of the song and dance routines? This is a musical, right?
Dude, you managed to "Godwin" a story about the Autobots.
What were you thinking?
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Be skeptical - this is a Michael Bay film. True, but don't forget the golden rule of Michael Bay movie-making. If it starts with "The" it will be good. The Rock, The Island good movies. Pearl Harbor, Bad Boys II bad movies. Since this movie is "The Transformers" I have high hopes!
As requested.. the QTL files are XML files so just save 'em and open it with your favorite text editor. The content is easy to read so getting the URL takes little to no effort. I did not bother to include the teaser trailer. If you want to view it, you know what to do.
"Exclusive" 720p
"Exclusive" 480p
Trailer 720p
Trailer 480p
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I guess we're screwed, then. It's titled "Transformers."
When watching a movie about transforming robots from space, realistic physics is definitely what I'm thinking about..
"I think that God in creating Man somewhat overestimated his ability."-Oscar Wilde