Watch the latest trailer for Transformers 3 and you’ll be in for an awesome experience. Optimus Prime still has his “Gundam-like” contraption (which he got when he assimilated parts from Jetfire in Transformers 2).
You get to see the Autobots vs Decepticons in action.
Trailer after the break.
As a model kit enthusiast and a Transformers fan, it’s great to know that TakaraTomy recently teased two Transformers Model Kits, Bumble Bee and Optimus Prime. The frames are fully made out of metal and they are all fully posable.
What could’ve been MORE AWESOME is if they also release model kits for the first gen Transformers (TV cartoon series).
More photos after the break
Something to cheer you up!
Transformers director Michael Bay has just announced that they are already working on Transformers 3. The movie is scheduled to be shown on July 2011.
After watching the awesome Transformers 2 in iMax at SM MOA (yes, Virginia, it’s my first iMax movie). I had to scratch the itch to shop around the web for, naturally, Transformers toys.
What I found instead is so cool, I had to post it. Ta-dah! Official Nike-Transformers basketball shoes. Here you see Bumblebee. Check out the other models below.
Here’s the latest trailer for Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen.
It was shown recently in Superbowl. The vid after the break
Can’t get enough of Optimus Prime and his gang? The first movie kicked ass… now, the second movie is underway. Megatron is back!
If you visit the official website of Transformers the Movie, you’ll see that they are already hyping up the 2009 release of the sequel, “Revenge of the Fallen“. IMDB posts a June 26, 2009 release and also reported that the rumor about Shia Labeouf’s (who played Sam Witwicky) finger getting amputated is not true. The actor recently got into a car accident (now that’s confirmed) and injured his hand.
No! It’s NOT an action figure. It’s not a toy!
It’s the real deal!
Someone had the cool idea of modding a REAL Peterbilt Truck to look exactly like Optimus Prime and then he placed it on ebay for bids. It’s a real Transformer… except that it doesn’t transform.
It started at $1,000.00 and the final selling price was over $55,000. Sweet! Easy way to make money eh?
Check this one out:
More details and photos about the REAL OPTIMUS PRIME after the jump
Posted in Gadgets, Movies, Musings 
Tags: ebay, Gadgets, Movies, Musings, optimus-prime, transformersNow that GM/Chevy basically cornered the marketing punch of Transformers the movie, a lot of people kept asking about Bumblebee’s specific bright-yellow model. I think that Chevy made that prototype just for the movie. But allow me do some more research on it…
At any rate, I just got the article below from Yahoo Autos. It’s the Chevorolet Camaro Convertible Premium.
Take a look. Are you willing to own an autobot? But it’s slated for a 2009 release:
Details about the car next…
Ahh the wonders of high technology…
Since Rockwell Powerplant wall is wi-fi enabled, am actually here at the event and we’ve just finished setting up the RF Online booth (Ground Level, Bridgeway near Body Shop) and our mini-theater at the floor above.
At any rate, we’re co-sponsoring this huge event called New Worlds Transformed, highlighting the movie releases of Transformers and Harry Potter. The event is at Rockwell Powerplant mall and will run from today (July 9) up to the 15th!
Come join us…
WARNING: If you haven’t seen the movie… READ NO FURTHER! (SPOILER)
I just watched the movie last night with my wife at Greenhills Promenade and all I can say is that it was great! I was blown away by the special effects and the mega-destruction fight scenes between machines vs. man vs. machines.
It’s a good thing that we Asians have an advance screening vs. those from the Americas. If you look at the official transformers site it now says “7.2.7″ from a “7.4.7″ date. Perhaps they can’t take any much more that we are getting to see it before they do.
Complete review after we “roll out”…
Posted in Movies, RF Online Tags: megan fox, Movies, optimus-prime, review, rf, RF Online, transformers
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