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In 2006, The Transformers: The Movie is considered to be among the top ten best animated movies of all time. Modern critics, in retrospect, have given the movie such high ratings that it has a “fresh” rating at RottenTomatoes.com, boasting a 67% fresh rating. And at IMDB.com, the average joe has given it a 7.0 rating, much higher than the abysmal 1.0’s and 0.0’s that the critics back in 1986 had to offer. Leonard who? With a cleaned up, jaw-dropping, kickass DVD release by Rhino Entertainment in 2001 and a planned 20th Anniversary Edition to appear in 2006, The Transformers: The Movie is here to stay.
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Set on Earth in the near future in Detroit, the alien Transformers are thrust into a world populated by humans and automatons. As visitors to Earth, the Transformers — Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Prowl, Bulkhead and Ratchet — work in the human world, interacting with the “natives” in exciting and humorous ways. “Transformers Animated” has been created to showcase the heroic Autobots working together to battle the evil Decepticons and save Earth with kid-relatable plot lines filled with humor, distinctive character personalities, and dynamic action.
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Cartoon Network Studios and Hasbro are coproducing a new Transformers series debuting in January 2008 and (hopefully) capitalizing on the buzz of this summer's upcoming live-action film. Transformers Animated will feature more humor, some never-before-seen characters, and a new premise that pits the Autobots against evil humans more often than the Decepticons.... Also per the Hollywood Reporter, Mark Burnett is teaming with the mixed martial-arts company ProElite to develop a reality series involving the combat sport. read more
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At present, there has already been more than thirty Transformers titles published, but come the end of this year and the beginning of next, IDW Publishing will take a stab at a new Transformers comic series. Those veteran fans of animation and comics that have loved this particular franchise since its inception decades ago will be thrilled to find that the publishers intend to follow the classic Generation One storyline upon the selling of a few issues of the new comic. Because the classic storyline has been snuffed as of recent due to excessive merchandising and new, unsupported animated television series,' the Generation One concept will be published in hopes of appealing to those true fans of the Transformers franchise, while still offering those newer fans something intriguing.
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After having beast modes, living with Mini-Cons and starring in a B-Movie, the Transformers cast were finally offered a new show that lived up to the standards of G1 - Transformers Animated. Many familar faces flocked to sign up to appear in it. In the end, the series began airing at the end of 2007 and now continues throughout the new year. The cast all got the "Cartoon Network treatment", going to a plastic surgeons for several months and getting remodeled. A lot of the cast ended with rather large chins, particularly Starscream.
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Launched in 1984, the Transformers toyline was promoted through both a comic book by Marvel Comics and an animated series produced by Sunbow Productions. Although the comic outlived the animated series by a number of years, it was the animated series that truly captured the hearts and minds of children worldwide more so than any other piece of Transformers media from its twenty year history. With the original show's conclusion in 1987, original series exclusive to Japan were created which ran until 1990, and the franchise was later reimagined with the CGI Beast Wars in the late 1990s. The current run of cartoons have been co-productions between America and Japan.
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