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i dont think of it as being whored out. its more like revived. transformers was popular during the 80s and somewhat during the 90s. so as to keep the tranaformer legacy living they just reintroduced it to todays generation of children.
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i had read before the movie that the mustang was supposed to win that fight. gm disagreed and (since they apparently financed the entire film) they changed it to where the camaro wins. lame
Yeah exactly, it was a bad guy. Kinda funny GM did that but whatever "F you" they can give right?
@Dan: so did I, lol, I also loved the altered police motto on the side, "to enslave and punish" instead of "to protect and serve" I laugh a little every time I see it
@Aaron, not in the last movie. In the second one he was obviously a ZL1 prototype, in the first one he was a Camaro Concept. Then in the last one he was a V6 Camaro with a dealer installed bodykit. @Manny, yeah but you couldn't fight. Besides, transformers "transform" because they hid from us, robots in disguise.
I'll take Bee he's cooler and a lot better looking with each installment of the movies
I don't understand. In their world, why would they need to transform, its not like hide or anything.
I wish we had these here in the US, that way people with families can still have a muscle/pony car and still shuttle their families around
This Falcon is a very worthy car. In Australia, it's outsold by the inferior Commodore by more than double, because people think Holden is genuinely Australian (to hell it is) and Ford is American. It also failed to see the light of day in countries which could have appreciated it. In the US, it could well replace the Crown Vic. This is RWD and handles way better. It could have also formed basis o...