Nice pfp gentleman

His voice as Lockdown was top tier

@@yerriff8115seeing a dude explaining to natural order of the creators be fore your death is cold af

I was thinking that too

He was in the movie games too and he did a good job there too

Indeed but TFP megatron is superior overall he was a complete menace who's intelligence and very powerful

​​@@Darth-vade123No just no. 2007 Megatron, FOC and WFC Megatron, TLK Megatron, and Animated Megatron are just more menacing than TFP Megatron.

@@sk1zlet more menacing ha what did 2007 megatron do he died

I think some celebrities did good, like John Goodman as Hound

That's one thing I like about Bayformers. We got real voice actors, not celebrities. After all, Frank Welker didn't get the part of Megatron not because he wasn't famous, but because Bay just didn't think the voice fit.

Michael Bay doesn’t have a good sense of talent. He doesn’t even care about the franchise or the fans. Hollywood in general doesn’t care about the fans or the franchises that they undertake. They just want to put their own spin on the story and disregard the original lore of the franchises that they are working on. For what Bay did both to Cullen and Welker is proof that the actors of the animation world don’t get the respect that they deserve. On screen actors most of the time don’t make good voice actors unless they are doing a lot of both mediums. And it’s obvious that these movies could have been so much better if given to the proper people who do their research or are truthfully knowledgeable about what they are working on. Transformers unfortunately have not gotten the correct people working on the films except for Cullen and Welker. The directors who have worked on this franchise claim one thing and don’t even tell the truth. It is obvious to me that none of these directors did their homework about this franchise.

@@TheGhost-rp3ko and Frank Welker as megatron.

I agree. The animation, design, action was awesome. Only the overal story made no sense, but alot of other others things was very cool

Also Hugo really didn't care for Megatron he just saw it as another paycheck

Indeed and his performance is legendary he brought the best megatron to screens and he was amazing

@@Jazmissionyet he put all his heart and soul in creating a ruthless and barbaric Megatron voice. *“Professionals have standards.”*

Complicated is an understatement.

I agree with both of you

Spitting factsss

It was last of the reason and how could he not be TFP megatron is by far the best version of megatron

Yea, that's basically it

I guess, but tbh Hugo wasn't dissing the role or the film, he was just saying he didn't feel connected to the role because he never got the script, wasn't involved in the process, had never seen Megatron's design or the set and didn't really work with any of the crew besides a short Skype call with Bay. He explicitly says that it's meaningless to him specifically because he's got no personal connection. His situation is just marginally better than Peter Cullen's in Bumblebee. He's a legendary actor who got the role of a main character and then to cut the costs they just booked the guy for a two hour session, don't really work with him and tell him to smile for the premiere Also Bay is being a bit of a hypocrite here because he's complaining on his fucking public website (not even normal social Media, a fucking website) that Hugo mentioned that he didn't care for a side gig he did while in the middle of an interview. Hugo wasn't being some high and mighty asshole doing a rant about cinematography he was just honestly answering a question and saying "yeah don't care, did it for the quick cash". So MB's criticism is just innacurate both in regards to the circumstances and meaning of Hugo's comments. Also using argument of "money" while he has over 20 times Hugo's net worth, is kinda not fair. (That's a difference between having an average salary in the US and making 6 figures) Let me show you the same situation in a more normal environment. An executive in a company threw a fit because they saw a contractor complaining about a boring job on Twitter. Yeah it might makes sense to never hireml them again due to company image they somehow disrespected. But what Bay did is later using the company's account to vent in a semi unrelated tangent that looks like this: "Employees should focus and shut up, be grateful because most of the population of the world is poor, but no, they want fulfillment and waste time on complaining on social media while they should be donating money to charity instead, hell if they donate to this hyper specific nieche foundation that I personally find important I will match their donations" You see how that might be hypocritical in more ways than one

@@adamsosna7263 I see your point and you seem to be more versed in the whole situation. So I wonder, has Hugo asked Bay to show him how Megatron would look? Or show him the rest of the cast members? Not waiting for Bay himself to remember, but instead he (Hugo) seeking this information.

@@adamsosna7263 I get what's your point but the whole contractor and executive example sounds too over the top, compared to a what boils down to a pair of really rich guys doing really exclusive rich guy jobs

I kinda disagree. It sounded like he was disappointed in himself for not being connected with the role. That’s why it felt meaningless. And it’s actually problem when the character in question holds a lot of meaning to so many. If he was only after the money, I doubt he would even say that.

Just have Steve Blum as Starscream, and we get a full TFP Decepticons reunion.

Honestly I prefer Keith David as Barricade because of the Nintendo DS tie in games.

@@roi-77 I don’t blame you.

they were there for rotf too, but not as much

I feel the opposite. Often when Transformers puts robotic tones over a character's voice, it's annoying or even hard to understand for me (especially some G1 Decepticons, unfortunately including Megatron). Assuming I understand what you're referring to.

@@TristenSarelvun tbh also true i never understood what the fuck G1 soundwave was saying half the time

TF 2007 did the robotic sounding voice better in my opinion. Heck, I didn't even notice the movie had robotic filters for the Cybertronian casts untill it was mentioned to me.

​@@AfterthymeGaming I never knew Transformers 2007 had robotic filters until the comment you replied to

Nimroy died in 2015, so the likely reason why he didn’t voiced Sentinel in the tie in games was because he was too expensive, or unavailable… or maybe he wasn’t supposed to voice Sentinel.

Early Frank Welker voices for megatron especially in G1? nah its bland. But the moment TF:Prime aired, yea this when frank welker personally peaked continously for me.

Personally, even though I like Tony Todd, I think he should’ve been played by Keith David. And apparently they were able to get him, but from another comment I read, apparently he voiced Barricade in the tie-in games. I think he and JAT should’ve swapped each others’ roles, plus Keith David is more intimidating and commanding than JAT’s Hollywood Impressionisms (which btw, he should win an Emmy for most impressions.)

Keith David and James Arnold Taylor should’ve swapped roles.

True but at least they kept James voice in all the games .

Ah yes, an alcoholic cat and a corrupt robot police officer are voiced by the same person, makes sense

If ratchet is brought into the sequel I guess we could assume that he repaired bee’s voice box. And hopefully Dylan O’Brien comes back to voice him since I also really liked his performance as bumblebee

I agree

"...some guy named Pablo." 🤣

Anytime 👍

​@@TheorymusIn which version of the Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen did you voice the Fallen in, you didn't say which version.

@@Theorymus I wish the what if I survived videos would come back it has been so long pls I had ideas for said video

@@jackytran2249 true.

I mean... It isnt 'people', as in like the fans or production crew even, it is the bigwig studio losers who like destroy established and beloved IPs for fun...

That’s Hollywood for you. Playing the high and mighty attitude and no respect for others. Michael Bay doesn’t care about others, he is a very selfish man. He openly admitted that he doesn’t care about the Transformers franchise, so why would he be given the job to direct a film that he doesn’t even have his heart in? It just doesn’t make any sense. I wish that true old school fans could get as many of the original voice actors together and make an accurate live action adaptation for the old school fans and the new fans to come so that they could see what the movie was supposed to be.

Thanks man 👍

Thats what I think

As well as the DOTM Stealth Force Edition game for the Nintendo Wii U and 3DS.

Is this the Krusty Krab?