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	[[Hoist (G1)\|Hoist]] was out taking a drive with [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Spike]] and [[Carly]] when they witnessed a couple of cars crashing. Little did they know that it was a movie stunt, and Hoist's daring rescue landed him a role in the film. Unfortunately, a number of the other Autobots decided this was a great idea and joined in too. Hoist was mortified by his fellow Autobots and the fact that the [[Attack of the Alien Robots director\|director]] kept referring to him as "Moist", but took part in filming anyway. Before long, the director decided to rethink the script and instead make ''[[Attack of the Alien Robots]]''. Hoist and his friends found themselves wearing silly masks and being blown up. As it turned out, the [[Decepticon]]s were searching [[Major Pictures]] studio for a reel of film, and Hoist helped Spike and Carly fake its destruction, prompting the Decepticons to leave. Hoist subsequently swore off the movie business. {{storylink\|Hoist Goes Hollywood (episode)\|Hoist Goes Hollywood}}		[[Hoist (G1)\|Hoist]] was out taking a drive with [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Spike]] and [[Carly (G1)\|Carly]] when they witnessed a couple of cars crashing. Little did they know that it was a movie stunt, and Hoist's daring rescue landed him a role in the film. Unfortunately, a number of the other Autobots decided this was a great idea and joined in too. Hoist was mortified by his fellow Autobots and the fact that the [[Attack of the Alien Robots director\|director]] kept referring to him as "Moist", but took part in filming anyway. Before long, the director decided to rethink the script and instead make ''[[Attack of the Alien Robots]]''. Hoist and his friends found themselves wearing silly masks and being blown up. As it turned out, the [[Decepticon]]s were searching [[Major Pictures]] studio for a reel of film, and Hoist helped Spike and Carly fake its destruction, prompting the Decepticons to leave. Hoist subsequently swore off the movie business. {{storylink\|Hoist Goes Hollywood (episode)\|Hoist Goes Hollywood}}
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2024-09-20T21:14:38Z

clean up, replaced: Scorponok (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity → Scorponok (G1), → (5), |upright=1.1] → ] (2), typos fixed: hastily- → hastily

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	After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe (team)\|G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}		After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe (team)\|G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}

	[[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] eventually commissioned Thundercracker to write a biopic about himself to win the adulation of ~~Cybetron~~. Though [[Starscream: The Movie (film)\|the movie]] ultimately wound up a fiasco, culminating in a hastily-rewritten ending to fit the real Starscream's subsequent impeachment and arrest, it won the attention of J.J. Hackensack, who invited Thundercracker to produce a new picture with his studio. A different Cybertronian film released on Earth, [[Frenzy (G1)\|Frenzy]] and [[Rumble (G1)\|Rumble]]'s ''[[Dark Invasion]],'' went up against the latest ''Space Battle'' installment and quickly became a box office flop. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} Some time later, Thundercracker had turned his Chuckles screenplay into a [[Last Laugh: The Life and Death of Chuckles\|full motion picture]], though his editing of the film was cut short by [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s attack on Earth. {{storylink\|A Sunrise Dark}} Still, it saw release after Unicron's defeat and was even nominated for an award for "Best Original Screenplay." {{storylink\|Post}}		[[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] eventually commissioned Thundercracker to write a biopic about himself to win the adulation of Cybertron. Though [[Starscream: The Movie (film)\|the movie]] ultimately wound up a fiasco, culminating in a hastily-rewritten ending to fit the real Starscream's subsequent impeachment and arrest, it won the attention of J.J. Hackensack, who invited Thundercracker to produce a new picture with his studio. A different Cybertronian film released on Earth, [[Frenzy (G1)\|Frenzy]] and [[Rumble (G1)\|Rumble]]'s ''[[Dark Invasion]],'' went up against the latest ''Space Battle'' installment and quickly became a box office flop. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} Some time later, Thundercracker had turned his Chuckles screenplay into a [[Last Laugh: The Life and Death of Chuckles\|full motion picture]], though his editing of the film was cut short by [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s attack on Earth. {{storylink\|A Sunrise Dark}} Still, it saw release after Unicron's defeat and was even nominated for an award for "Best Original Screenplay." {{storylink\|Post}}

	===Live-action ''Transformers'' movie continuity===		===Live-action ''Transformers'' movie continuity===

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2020-04-25T21:49:25Z

2005 IDW continuity

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	After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe (team)\|G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}		After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe (team)\|G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}

	[[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] eventually commissioned Thundercracker to write a biopic about himself to win the adulation of Cybetron. Though [[Starscream: The Movie (film)\|the movie]] ultimately wound up a fiasco, culminating in a hastily-rewritten ending to fit the real Starscream's subsequent impeachment and arrest, it won the attention of J.J. Hackensack, who invited Thundercracker to produce a new picture with his studio. A different Cybertronian film released on Earth, [[Frenzy (G1)\|Frenzy]] and [[Rumble (G1)\|Rumble]]'s ''[[Dark Invasion]],'' went up against the latest ''Space Battle'' installment and quickly became a box office flop. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} Some time later, Thundercracker had turned his Chuckles screenplay into a full motion picture, though his editing of the film was cut short by [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s attack on Earth. {{storylink\|A Sunrise Dark}}		[[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] eventually commissioned Thundercracker to write a biopic about himself to win the adulation of Cybetron. Though [[Starscream: The Movie (film)\|the movie]] ultimately wound up a fiasco, culminating in a hastily-rewritten ending to fit the real Starscream's subsequent impeachment and arrest, it won the attention of J.J. Hackensack, who invited Thundercracker to produce a new picture with his studio. A different Cybertronian film released on Earth, [[Frenzy (G1)\|Frenzy]] and [[Rumble (G1)\|Rumble]]'s ''[[Dark Invasion]],'' went up against the latest ''Space Battle'' installment and quickly became a box office flop. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} Some time later, Thundercracker had turned his Chuckles screenplay into a [[Last Laugh: The Life and Death of Chuckles\|full motion picture]], though his editing of the film was cut short by [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s attack on Earth. {{storylink\|A Sunrise Dark}} Still, it saw release after Unicron's defeat and was even nominated for an award for "Best Original Screenplay." {{storylink\|Post}}

	===Live-action ''Transformers'' movie continuity===		===Live-action ''Transformers'' movie continuity===

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2020-04-19T22:53:11Z

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	Other popular films on [[Earth]], meanwhile, include [[J.J. Hackensack]]'s ''[[Space Battle]]'' film series, which starred [[Karen Fishook]], {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} while [[Bulletman\|Richard "Bulletman" Ruby]] worked as a stuntman. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 1\|Bulletman profile}} As entertainments officer aboard the ''Lost Light'', [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] brought along a collection of Earth films to show in [[Swerve's]], including ''{{w\|Aguirre, the Wrath of God}}'', ''{{w\|The Muppets Take Manhattan}}'', ''{{w\|À bout de soufflé}}'', {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}} ''[[Back to the Future\|Back to the Future Part II]]'', {{storylink\|Elegant Chaos Part 3: Predestination: An Expert's Guide\|Predestination: An Expert's Guide}} and ''[[Zulu]]'', his personal favourite. {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}}		Other popular films on [[Earth]], meanwhile, include [[J.J. Hackensack]]'s ''[[Space Battle]]'' film series, which starred [[Karen Fishook]], {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} while [[Bulletman\|Richard "Bulletman" Ruby]] worked as a stuntman. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 1\|Bulletman profile}} As entertainments officer aboard the ''Lost Light'', [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] brought along a collection of Earth films to show in [[Swerve's]], including ''{{w\|Aguirre, the Wrath of God}}'', ''{{w\|The Muppets Take Manhattan}}'', ''{{w\|À bout de soufflé}}'', {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}} ''[[Back to the Future\|Back to the Future Part II]]'', {{storylink\|Elegant Chaos Part 3: Predestination: An Expert's Guide\|Predestination: An Expert's Guide}} and ''[[Zulu]]'', his personal favourite. {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}}

	After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}		[[File:StarscreamTheMovie ThundercrackerActing.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|right\|]]
			After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe (team)\|G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}

	[[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] eventually commissioned Thundercracker to write a biopic about himself to win the adulation of Cybetron. Though the movie ultimately wound up a fiasco, culminating in a hastily-rewritten ending to fit the real Starscream's subsequent impeachment and arrest, it won the attention of J.J. Hackensack, who invited Thundercracker to produce a new picture with his studio. A different Cybertronian film released on Earth, [[Frenzy (G1)\|Frenzy]] and [[Rumble (G1)\|Rumble]]'s ''[[Dark Invasion]],'' went up against the latest ''Space Battle'' installment and quickly became a box office flop. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} Some time later, Thundercracker had turned his Chuckles screenplay into a full motion picture, though his editing of the film was cut short by [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s attack on Earth. {{storylink\|A Sunrise Dark}}		[[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] eventually commissioned Thundercracker to write a biopic about himself to win the adulation of Cybetron. Though [[Starscream: The Movie (film)\|the movie]] ultimately wound up a fiasco, culminating in a hastily-rewritten ending to fit the real Starscream's subsequent impeachment and arrest, it won the attention of J.J. Hackensack, who invited Thundercracker to produce a new picture with his studio. A different Cybertronian film released on Earth, [[Frenzy (G1)\|Frenzy]] and [[Rumble (G1)\|Rumble]]'s ''[[Dark Invasion]],'' went up against the latest ''Space Battle'' installment and quickly became a box office flop. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} Some time later, Thundercracker had turned his Chuckles screenplay into a full motion picture, though his editing of the film was cut short by [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s attack on Earth. {{storylink\|A Sunrise Dark}}

	===Live-action ''Transformers'' movie continuity===		===Live-action ''Transformers'' movie continuity===

Cyberlink420 at 14:16, 14 May 2019

2019-05-14T14:16:57Z

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	Following the "[[Combiner Wars (event)\|Combiner Wars]]" that precipitated the formation of the [[Council of Worlds]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] commissioned a series of documentaries to help teach the inhabitants of Cybertron's colonies about the history of the war. One such documentary was produced by Rewind, detailing the death of [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]]. When the documentary alleged that the nascent Decepticons had desecrated Sentinel's corpse by taking his head, [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] complained that it was biased. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot}}		Following the "[[Combiner Wars (event)\|Combiner Wars]]" that precipitated the formation of the [[Council of Worlds]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] commissioned a series of documentaries to help teach the inhabitants of Cybertron's colonies about the history of the war. One such documentary was produced by Rewind, detailing the death of [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]]. When the documentary alleged that the nascent Decepticons had desecrated Sentinel's corpse by taking his head, [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] complained that it was biased. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot}}

	Other popular films on [[Earth]], meanwhile, include [[J.J. Hackensack]]'s ''[[Space Battle]]'' film series, which starred [[Karen Fishook]], {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} while [[Bulletman\|Richard "Bulletman" Ruby]] worked as a stuntman. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 1\|Bulletman profile}} As entertainments officer aboard the ''Lost Light'', [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] brought along a collection of Earth films to show in [[Swerve's]], including ''{{w\|Aguirre, the Wrath of God}}'', ''{{w\|The Muppets Take Manhattan}}'', ''{{w\|À bout de soufflé}}'', {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}} ''~~{{w~~\|Back to the Future Part II}}'', {{storylink\|Elegant Chaos Part 3: Predestination: An Expert's Guide\|Predestination: An Expert's Guide}} and ''[[Zulu]]'', his personal favourite. {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}}		Other popular films on [[Earth]], meanwhile, include [[J.J. Hackensack]]'s ''[[Space Battle]]'' film series, which starred [[Karen Fishook]], {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} while [[Bulletman\|Richard "Bulletman" Ruby]] worked as a stuntman. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 1\|Bulletman profile}} As entertainments officer aboard the ''Lost Light'', [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] brought along a collection of Earth films to show in [[Swerve's]], including ''{{w\|Aguirre, the Wrath of God}}'', ''{{w\|The Muppets Take Manhattan}}'', ''{{w\|À bout de soufflé}}'', {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}} ''[[Back to the Future\|Back to the Future Part II]]'', {{storylink\|Elegant Chaos Part 3: Predestination: An Expert's Guide\|Predestination: An Expert's Guide}} and ''[[Zulu]]'', his personal favourite. {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}}

	After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}		After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}

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	====IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity====		====2005 IDW continuity====
	The oldest known film on Cybertron is the historical drama ''[[The Birth of Cybertron]]'', a presumably inaccurate tale depicting the rise of the [[Thirteen]] [[Prime (rank)\|Prime]]s and their unification of Cybertron; in the present day, this film is regarded as "racist" {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} and generally dismissed as "[[Nominus Prime\|Nominist]] propaganda." {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 4: Dance Among the Shadows\|Dance among the Shadows}} Other pre-[[Great War (G1)\|war]] films include ''[[Proteus's Promise]].'' {{storylink\|Scavengers (Part 2): Who's Afraid of the DJD?\|Who's Afraid of the DJD?}}		The oldest known film on Cybertron is the historical drama ''[[The Birth of Cybertron]]'', a presumably inaccurate tale depicting the rise of the [[Thirteen]] [[Prime (rank)\|Prime]]s and their unification of Cybertron; in the present day, this film is regarded as "racist" {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} and generally dismissed as "[[Nominus Prime\|Nominist]] propaganda." {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 4: Dance Among the Shadows\|Dance among the Shadows}} Other pre-[[Great War (G1)\|war]] films include ''[[Proteus's Promise]].'' {{storylink\|Scavengers (Part 2): Who's Afraid of the DJD?\|Who's Afraid of the DJD?}}

	The end of the Great War saw [[Rewind (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Rewind]] organize a movie night aboard the ''[[Lost Light]]'' with himself as the projector, with [[Tailgate (G1)\|Tailgate]], [[Pipes (G1)\|Pipes]], [[Swerve (G1)\|Swerve]] and [[First Aid (G1)\|First Aid]] attending a showing of ''Proteus's Promise''. {{storylink\|Scavengers (Part 2): Who's Afraid of the DJD?\|Who's Afraid of the DJD?}} Rewind went on to make a film about life on board the ship titled ''Little Victories'', which [[Skids (G1)\|Skids]] showed to some members of the [[Circle of Light]] on [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] in an entirely unsuccessful attempt to recruit them. {{storylink\|Little Victories}}		The end of the Great War saw [[Rewind (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rewind]] organize a movie night aboard the ''[[Lost Light]]'' with himself as the projector, with [[Tailgate (G1)\|Tailgate]], [[Pipes (G1)\|Pipes]], [[Swerve (G1)\|Swerve]] and [[First Aid (G1)\|First Aid]] attending a showing of ''Proteus's Promise''. {{storylink\|Scavengers (Part 2): Who's Afraid of the DJD?\|Who's Afraid of the DJD?}} Rewind went on to make a film about life on board the ship titled ''Little Victories'', which [[Skids (G1)\|Skids]] showed to some members of the [[Circle of Light]] on [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] in an entirely unsuccessful attempt to recruit them. {{storylink\|Little Victories}}

	[[File:Zulu predestination a beginners guide.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1]]		[[File:Zulu predestination a beginners guide.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1]]

	On board the alternate ''Lost Light'', Rewind was similarly making a travelogue but after the death of [[Hot Rod (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Rodimus]], [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Ultra Magnus]] took command and shut the film down. More gruesomely, the [[Decepticon Justice Division]] made Rewind film them slaughtering his crewmates so that they would have a souvenir of the massacre. {{storylink\|slaughterhouse Part 2: The Road Not Taken\|The Road Not Taken}}		On board the alternate ''Lost Light'', Rewind was similarly making a travelogue but after the death of [[Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rodimus]], [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ultra Magnus]] took command and shut the film down. More gruesomely, the [[Decepticon Justice Division]] made Rewind film them slaughtering his crewmates so that they would have a souvenir of the massacre. {{storylink\|slaughterhouse Part 2: The Road Not Taken\|The Road Not Taken}}

	Following the "[[Combiner Wars (event)\|Combiner Wars]]" that precipitated the formation of the [[Council of Worlds]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Optimus Prime]] commissioned a series of documentaries to help teach the inhabitants of Cybertron's colonies about the history of the war. One such documentary was produced by Rewind, detailing the death of [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]]. When the documentary alleged that the nascent Decepticons had desecrated Sentinel's corpse by taking his head, [[Megatron (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Megatron]] complained that it was biased. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot}}		Following the "[[Combiner Wars (event)\|Combiner Wars]]" that precipitated the formation of the [[Council of Worlds]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] commissioned a series of documentaries to help teach the inhabitants of Cybertron's colonies about the history of the war. One such documentary was produced by Rewind, detailing the death of [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]]. When the documentary alleged that the nascent Decepticons had desecrated Sentinel's corpse by taking his head, [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] complained that it was biased. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot}}

	Other popular films on [[Earth]], meanwhile, include [[J.J. Hackensack]]'s ''[[Space Battle]]'' film series, which starred [[Karen Fishook]], {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} while [[Bulletman\|Richard "Bulletman" Ruby]] worked as a stuntman. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 1\|Bulletman profile}} As entertainments officer aboard the ''Lost Light'', [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] brought along a collection of Earth films to show in [[Swerve's]], including ''{{w\|Aguirre, the Wrath of God}}'', ''{{w\|The Muppets Take Manhattan}}'', ''{{w\|À bout de soufflé}}'', {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}} ''{{w\|Back to the Future Part II}}'', {{storylink\|Elegant Chaos Part 3: Predestination: An Expert's Guide\|Predestination: An Expert's Guide}} and ''[[Zulu]]'', his personal favourite. {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}}		Other popular films on [[Earth]], meanwhile, include [[J.J. Hackensack]]'s ''[[Space Battle]]'' film series, which starred [[Karen Fishook]], {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} while [[Bulletman\|Richard "Bulletman" Ruby]] worked as a stuntman. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 1\|Bulletman profile}} As entertainments officer aboard the ''Lost Light'', [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] brought along a collection of Earth films to show in [[Swerve's]], including ''{{w\|Aguirre, the Wrath of God}}'', ''{{w\|The Muppets Take Manhattan}}'', ''{{w\|À bout de soufflé}}'', {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}} ''{{w\|Back to the Future Part II}}'', {{storylink\|Elegant Chaos Part 3: Predestination: An Expert's Guide\|Predestination: An Expert's Guide}} and ''[[Zulu]]'', his personal favourite. {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}}
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	After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}		After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}

	[[Starscream (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Starscream]] eventually commissioned Thundercracker to write a biopic about himself to win the adulation of Cybetron. Though the movie ultimately wound up a fiasco, culminating in a hastily-rewritten ending to fit the real Starscream's subsequent impeachment and arrest, it won the attention of J.J. Hackensack, who invited Thundercracker to produce a new picture with his studio. A different Cybertronian film released on Earth, [[Frenzy (G1)\|Frenzy]] and [[Rumble (G1)\|Rumble]]'s ''[[Dark Invasion]],'' went up against the latest ''Space Battle'' installment and quickly became a box office flop. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} Some time later, Thundercracker had turned his Chuckles screenplay into a full motion picture, though his editing of the film was cut short by [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s attack on Earth. {{storylink\|A Sunrise Dark}}		[[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] eventually commissioned Thundercracker to write a biopic about himself to win the adulation of Cybetron. Though the movie ultimately wound up a fiasco, culminating in a hastily-rewritten ending to fit the real Starscream's subsequent impeachment and arrest, it won the attention of J.J. Hackensack, who invited Thundercracker to produce a new picture with his studio. A different Cybertronian film released on Earth, [[Frenzy (G1)\|Frenzy]] and [[Rumble (G1)\|Rumble]]'s ''[[Dark Invasion]],'' went up against the latest ''Space Battle'' installment and quickly became a box office flop. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} Some time later, Thundercracker had turned his Chuckles screenplay into a full motion picture, though his editing of the film was cut short by [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s attack on Earth. {{storylink\|A Sunrise Dark}}

	===Live-action ''Transformers'' movie continuity===		===Live-action ''Transformers'' movie continuity===

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	[[File:Hoisthollywoodmegsseesfilm.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.67\|Megatron had not yet worked out the fundamentals of projection.]]		[[File:Hoisthollywoodmegsseesfilm.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.67\|Megatron had not yet worked out the fundamentals of projection.]]
	A '''film''' (more commonly known as a '''movie''') is a series of pictures that appear to be moving but are not. Both [[human]]s and [[Transformer]]s enjoy making and watching films.		A '''film''' (more commonly known as a '''movie''') is a series of pictures that appear to be moving but are not. Both [[human]]s and [[Transformer]]s enjoy making and watching films.

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IDW Generation 1 continuity

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	After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}		After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}

	[[Starscream (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Starscream]] eventually commissioned Thundercracker to write a biopic about himself to win the adulation of Cybetron. Though the movie ultimately wound up a fiasco, culminating in a hastily-rewritten ending to fit the real Starscream's subsequent impeachment and arrest, it won the attention of J.J. Hackensack, who invited Thundercracker to produce a new picture with his studio. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} Some time later, Thundercracker had turned his Chuckles screenplay into a full motion picture, though his editing of the film was cut short by [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s attack on Earth. {{storylink\|A Sunrise Dark}}		[[Starscream (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Starscream]] eventually commissioned Thundercracker to write a biopic about himself to win the adulation of Cybetron. Though the movie ultimately wound up a fiasco, culminating in a hastily-rewritten ending to fit the real Starscream's subsequent impeachment and arrest, it won the attention of J.J. Hackensack, who invited Thundercracker to produce a new picture with his studio. A different Cybertronian film released on Earth, [[Frenzy (G1)\|Frenzy]] and [[Rumble (G1)\|Rumble]]'s ''[[Dark Invasion]],'' went up against the latest ''Space Battle'' installment and quickly became a box office flop. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} Some time later, Thundercracker had turned his Chuckles screenplay into a full motion picture, though his editing of the film was cut short by [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s attack on Earth. {{storylink\|A Sunrise Dark}}

	===Live-action ''Transformers'' movie continuity===		===Live-action ''Transformers'' movie continuity===

Locoman: /* IDW Generation 1 continuity */

2018-11-20T21:02:07Z

IDW Generation 1 continuity

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	Following the "[[Combiner Wars (event)\|Combiner Wars]]" that precipitated the formation of the [[Council of Worlds]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Optimus Prime]] commissioned a series of documentaries to help teach the inhabitants of Cybertron's colonies about the history of the war. One such documentary was produced by Rewind, detailing the death of [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]]. When the documentary alleged that the nascent Decepticons had desecrated Sentinel's corpse by taking his head, [[Megatron (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Megatron]] complained that it was biased. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot}}		Following the "[[Combiner Wars (event)\|Combiner Wars]]" that precipitated the formation of the [[Council of Worlds]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Optimus Prime]] commissioned a series of documentaries to help teach the inhabitants of Cybertron's colonies about the history of the war. One such documentary was produced by Rewind, detailing the death of [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]]. When the documentary alleged that the nascent Decepticons had desecrated Sentinel's corpse by taking his head, [[Megatron (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Megatron]] complained that it was biased. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot}}

	Other ~~poopular~~ films on [[Earth]], meanwhile, include [[J.J. Hackensack]]'s ''[[Space Battle]]'' film series, which starred [[Karen Fishook]], {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} while [[Bulletman\|Richard "Bulletman" Ruby]] worked as a stuntman. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 1\|Bulletman profile}} As entertainments officer aboard the ''Lost Light'', [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] brought along a collection of Earth films to show in [[Swerve's]], including ''{{w\|Aguirre, the Wrath of God}}'', ''{{w\|The Muppets Take Manhattan}}'', ''{{w\|À bout de soufflé}}'', {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}} ''{{w\|Back to the Future Part II}}'', {{storylink\|Elegant Chaos Part 3: Predestination: An Expert's Guide\|Predestination: An Expert's Guide}} and ''[[Zulu]]'', his personal favourite. {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}}		Other popular films on [[Earth]], meanwhile, include [[J.J. Hackensack]]'s ''[[Space Battle]]'' film series, which starred [[Karen Fishook]], {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} while [[Bulletman\|Richard "Bulletman" Ruby]] worked as a stuntman. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 1\|Bulletman profile}} As entertainments officer aboard the ''Lost Light'', [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] brought along a collection of Earth films to show in [[Swerve's]], including ''{{w\|Aguirre, the Wrath of God}}'', ''{{w\|The Muppets Take Manhattan}}'', ''{{w\|À bout de soufflé}}'', {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}} ''{{w\|Back to the Future Part II}}'', {{storylink\|Elegant Chaos Part 3: Predestination: An Expert's Guide\|Predestination: An Expert's Guide}} and ''[[Zulu]]'', his personal favourite. {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}}

	After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}		After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}

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	Other popular films on [[Earth]], meanwhile, include [[J.J. Hackensack]]'s ''[[Space Battle]]'' film series, which starred [[Karen Fishook]], {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} while [[Bulletman\|Richard "Bulletman" Ruby]] worked as a stuntman. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 1\|Bulletman profile}} As entertainments officer aboard the ''Lost Light'', [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] brought along a collection of Earth films to show in [[Swerve's]], including ''{{w\|Aguirre, the Wrath of God}}'', ''{{w\|The Muppets Take Manhattan}}'', ''{{w\|À bout de soufflé}}'', {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}} ''[[Back to the Future\|Back to the Future Part II]]'', {{storylink\|Elegant Chaos Part 3: Predestination: An Expert's Guide\|Predestination: An Expert's Guide}} and ''[[Zulu]]'', his personal favourite. {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}}		Other popular films on [[Earth]], meanwhile, include [[J.J. Hackensack]]'s ''[[Space Battle]]'' film series, which starred [[Karen Fishook]], {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} while [[Bulletman\|Richard "Bulletman" Ruby]] worked as a stuntman. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 1\|Bulletman profile}} As entertainments officer aboard the ''Lost Light'', [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] brought along a collection of Earth films to show in [[Swerve's]], including ''{{w\|Aguirre, the Wrath of God}}'', ''{{w\|The Muppets Take Manhattan}}'', ''{{w\|À bout de soufflé}}'', {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}} ''[[Back to the Future\|Back to the Future Part II]]'', {{storylink\|Elegant Chaos Part 3: Predestination: An Expert's Guide\|Predestination: An Expert's Guide}} and ''[[Zulu]]'', his personal favourite. {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}}

	After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}		[[File:StarscreamTheMovie ThundercrackerActing.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|right\|]]
			After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe (team)\|G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}

	[[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] eventually commissioned Thundercracker to write a biopic about himself to win the adulation of Cybetron. Though the movie ultimately wound up a fiasco, culminating in a hastily-rewritten ending to fit the real Starscream's subsequent impeachment and arrest, it won the attention of J.J. Hackensack, who invited Thundercracker to produce a new picture with his studio. A different Cybertronian film released on Earth, [[Frenzy (G1)\|Frenzy]] and [[Rumble (G1)\|Rumble]]'s ''[[Dark Invasion]],'' went up against the latest ''Space Battle'' installment and quickly became a box office flop. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} Some time later, Thundercracker had turned his Chuckles screenplay into a full motion picture, though his editing of the film was cut short by [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s attack on Earth. {{storylink\|A Sunrise Dark}}		[[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] eventually commissioned Thundercracker to write a biopic about himself to win the adulation of Cybetron. Though [[Starscream: The Movie (film)\|the movie]] ultimately wound up a fiasco, culminating in a hastily-rewritten ending to fit the real Starscream's subsequent impeachment and arrest, it won the attention of J.J. Hackensack, who invited Thundercracker to produce a new picture with his studio. A different Cybertronian film released on Earth, [[Frenzy (G1)\|Frenzy]] and [[Rumble (G1)\|Rumble]]'s ''[[Dark Invasion]],'' went up against the latest ''Space Battle'' installment and quickly became a box office flop. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} Some time later, Thundercracker had turned his Chuckles screenplay into a full motion picture, though his editing of the film was cut short by [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s attack on Earth. {{storylink\|A Sunrise Dark}}

	===Live-action ''Transformers'' movie continuity===		===Live-action ''Transformers'' movie continuity===

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	Following the "[[Combiner Wars (event)\|Combiner Wars]]" that precipitated the formation of the [[Council of Worlds]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] commissioned a series of documentaries to help teach the inhabitants of Cybertron's colonies about the history of the war. One such documentary was produced by Rewind, detailing the death of [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]]. When the documentary alleged that the nascent Decepticons had desecrated Sentinel's corpse by taking his head, [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] complained that it was biased. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot}}		Following the "[[Combiner Wars (event)\|Combiner Wars]]" that precipitated the formation of the [[Council of Worlds]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] commissioned a series of documentaries to help teach the inhabitants of Cybertron's colonies about the history of the war. One such documentary was produced by Rewind, detailing the death of [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]]. When the documentary alleged that the nascent Decepticons had desecrated Sentinel's corpse by taking his head, [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] complained that it was biased. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot}}

	Other popular films on [[Earth]], meanwhile, include [[J.J. Hackensack]]'s ''[[Space Battle]]'' film series, which starred [[Karen Fishook]], {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} while [[Bulletman\|Richard "Bulletman" Ruby]] worked as a stuntman. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 1\|Bulletman profile}} As entertainments officer aboard the ''Lost Light'', [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] brought along a collection of Earth films to show in [[Swerve's]], including ''{{w\|Aguirre, the Wrath of God}}'', ''{{w\|The Muppets Take Manhattan}}'', ''{{w\|À bout de soufflé}}'', {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}} ''~~{{w~~\|Back to the Future Part II}}'', {{storylink\|Elegant Chaos Part 3: Predestination: An Expert's Guide\|Predestination: An Expert's Guide}} and ''[[Zulu]]'', his personal favourite. {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}}		Other popular films on [[Earth]], meanwhile, include [[J.J. Hackensack]]'s ''[[Space Battle]]'' film series, which starred [[Karen Fishook]], {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} while [[Bulletman\|Richard "Bulletman" Ruby]] worked as a stuntman. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 1\|Bulletman profile}} As entertainments officer aboard the ''Lost Light'', [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] brought along a collection of Earth films to show in [[Swerve's]], including ''{{w\|Aguirre, the Wrath of God}}'', ''{{w\|The Muppets Take Manhattan}}'', ''{{w\|À bout de soufflé}}'', {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}} ''[[Back to the Future\|Back to the Future Part II]]'', {{storylink\|Elegant Chaos Part 3: Predestination: An Expert's Guide\|Predestination: An Expert's Guide}} and ''[[Zulu]]'', his personal favourite. {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}}

	After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}		After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}

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	The oldest known film on Cybertron is the historical drama ''[[The Birth of Cybertron]]'', a presumably inaccurate tale depicting the rise of the [[Thirteen]] [[Prime (rank)\|Prime]]s and their unification of Cybertron; in the present day, this film is regarded as "racist" {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} and generally dismissed as "[[Nominus Prime\|Nominist]] propaganda." {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 4: Dance Among the Shadows\|Dance among the Shadows}} Other pre-[[Great War (G1)\|war]] films include ''[[Proteus's Promise]].'' {{storylink\|Scavengers (Part 2): Who's Afraid of the DJD?\|Who's Afraid of the DJD?}}		The oldest known film on Cybertron is the historical drama ''[[The Birth of Cybertron]]'', a presumably inaccurate tale depicting the rise of the [[Thirteen]] [[Prime (rank)\|Prime]]s and their unification of Cybertron; in the present day, this film is regarded as "racist" {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} and generally dismissed as "[[Nominus Prime\|Nominist]] propaganda." {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 4: Dance Among the Shadows\|Dance among the Shadows}} Other pre-[[Great War (G1)\|war]] films include ''[[Proteus's Promise]].'' {{storylink\|Scavengers (Part 2): Who's Afraid of the DJD?\|Who's Afraid of the DJD?}}

	The end of the Great War saw [[Rewind (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Rewind]] organize a movie night aboard the ''[[Lost Light]]'' with himself as the projector, with [[Tailgate (G1)\|Tailgate]], [[Pipes (G1)\|Pipes]], [[Swerve (G1)\|Swerve]] and [[First Aid (G1)\|First Aid]] attending a showing of ''Proteus's Promise''. {{storylink\|Scavengers (Part 2): Who's Afraid of the DJD?\|Who's Afraid of the DJD?}} Rewind went on to make a film about life on board the ship titled ''Little Victories'', which [[Skids (G1)\|Skids]] showed to some members of the [[Circle of Light]] on [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] in an entirely unsuccessful attempt to recruit them. {{storylink\|Little Victories}}		The end of the Great War saw [[Rewind (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rewind]] organize a movie night aboard the ''[[Lost Light]]'' with himself as the projector, with [[Tailgate (G1)\|Tailgate]], [[Pipes (G1)\|Pipes]], [[Swerve (G1)\|Swerve]] and [[First Aid (G1)\|First Aid]] attending a showing of ''Proteus's Promise''. {{storylink\|Scavengers (Part 2): Who's Afraid of the DJD?\|Who's Afraid of the DJD?}} Rewind went on to make a film about life on board the ship titled ''Little Victories'', which [[Skids (G1)\|Skids]] showed to some members of the [[Circle of Light]] on [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] in an entirely unsuccessful attempt to recruit them. {{storylink\|Little Victories}}

	[[File:Zulu predestination a beginners guide.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1]]		[[File:Zulu predestination a beginners guide.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.1]]

	On board the alternate ''Lost Light'', Rewind was similarly making a travelogue but after the death of [[Hot Rod (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Rodimus]], [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Ultra Magnus]] took command and shut the film down. More gruesomely, the [[Decepticon Justice Division]] made Rewind film them slaughtering his crewmates so that they would have a souvenir of the massacre. {{storylink\|slaughterhouse Part 2: The Road Not Taken\|The Road Not Taken}}		On board the alternate ''Lost Light'', Rewind was similarly making a travelogue but after the death of [[Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rodimus]], [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ultra Magnus]] took command and shut the film down. More gruesomely, the [[Decepticon Justice Division]] made Rewind film them slaughtering his crewmates so that they would have a souvenir of the massacre. {{storylink\|slaughterhouse Part 2: The Road Not Taken\|The Road Not Taken}}

	Following the "[[Combiner Wars (event)\|Combiner Wars]]" that precipitated the formation of the [[Council of Worlds]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Optimus Prime]] commissioned a series of documentaries to help teach the inhabitants of Cybertron's colonies about the history of the war. One such documentary was produced by Rewind, detailing the death of [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]]. When the documentary alleged that the nascent Decepticons had desecrated Sentinel's corpse by taking his head, [[Megatron (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Megatron]] complained that it was biased. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot}}		Following the "[[Combiner Wars (event)\|Combiner Wars]]" that precipitated the formation of the [[Council of Worlds]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] commissioned a series of documentaries to help teach the inhabitants of Cybertron's colonies about the history of the war. One such documentary was produced by Rewind, detailing the death of [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]]. When the documentary alleged that the nascent Decepticons had desecrated Sentinel's corpse by taking his head, [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] complained that it was biased. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot}}

	Other popular films on [[Earth]], meanwhile, include [[J.J. Hackensack]]'s ''[[Space Battle]]'' film series, which starred [[Karen Fishook]], {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} while [[Bulletman\|Richard "Bulletman" Ruby]] worked as a stuntman. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 1\|Bulletman profile}} As entertainments officer aboard the ''Lost Light'', [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] brought along a collection of Earth films to show in [[Swerve's]], including ''{{w\|Aguirre, the Wrath of God}}'', ''{{w\|The Muppets Take Manhattan}}'', ''{{w\|À bout de soufflé}}'', {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}} ''{{w\|Back to the Future Part II}}'', {{storylink\|Elegant Chaos Part 3: Predestination: An Expert's Guide\|Predestination: An Expert's Guide}} and ''[[Zulu]]'', his personal favourite. {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}}		Other popular films on [[Earth]], meanwhile, include [[J.J. Hackensack]]'s ''[[Space Battle]]'' film series, which starred [[Karen Fishook]], {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} while [[Bulletman\|Richard "Bulletman" Ruby]] worked as a stuntman. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 1\|Bulletman profile}} As entertainments officer aboard the ''Lost Light'', [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] brought along a collection of Earth films to show in [[Swerve's]], including ''{{w\|Aguirre, the Wrath of God}}'', ''{{w\|The Muppets Take Manhattan}}'', ''{{w\|À bout de soufflé}}'', {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}} ''{{w\|Back to the Future Part II}}'', {{storylink\|Elegant Chaos Part 3: Predestination: An Expert's Guide\|Predestination: An Expert's Guide}} and ''[[Zulu]]'', his personal favourite. {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}}
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	After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}		After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}

	[[Starscream (G1)/IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity\|Starscream]] eventually commissioned Thundercracker to write a biopic about himself to win the adulation of Cybetron. Though the movie ultimately wound up a fiasco, culminating in a hastily-rewritten ending to fit the real Starscream's subsequent impeachment and arrest, it won the attention of J.J. Hackensack, who invited Thundercracker to produce a new picture with his studio. A different Cybertronian film released on Earth, [[Frenzy (G1)\|Frenzy]] and [[Rumble (G1)\|Rumble]]'s ''[[Dark Invasion]],'' went up against the latest ''Space Battle'' installment and quickly became a box office flop. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} Some time later, Thundercracker had turned his Chuckles screenplay into a full motion picture, though his editing of the film was cut short by [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s attack on Earth. {{storylink\|A Sunrise Dark}}		[[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] eventually commissioned Thundercracker to write a biopic about himself to win the adulation of Cybetron. Though the movie ultimately wound up a fiasco, culminating in a hastily-rewritten ending to fit the real Starscream's subsequent impeachment and arrest, it won the attention of J.J. Hackensack, who invited Thundercracker to produce a new picture with his studio. A different Cybertronian film released on Earth, [[Frenzy (G1)\|Frenzy]] and [[Rumble (G1)\|Rumble]]'s ''[[Dark Invasion]],'' went up against the latest ''Space Battle'' installment and quickly became a box office flop. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} Some time later, Thundercracker had turned his Chuckles screenplay into a full motion picture, though his editing of the film was cut short by [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s attack on Earth. {{storylink\|A Sunrise Dark}}

	===Live-action ''Transformers'' movie continuity===		===Live-action ''Transformers'' movie continuity===

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	Following the "[[Combiner Wars (event)\|Combiner Wars]]" that precipitated the formation of the [[Council of Worlds]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Optimus Prime]] commissioned a series of documentaries to help teach the inhabitants of Cybertron's colonies about the history of the war. One such documentary was produced by Rewind, detailing the death of [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]]. When the documentary alleged that the nascent Decepticons had desecrated Sentinel's corpse by taking his head, [[Megatron (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Megatron]] complained that it was biased. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot}}		Following the "[[Combiner Wars (event)\|Combiner Wars]]" that precipitated the formation of the [[Council of Worlds]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Optimus Prime]] commissioned a series of documentaries to help teach the inhabitants of Cybertron's colonies about the history of the war. One such documentary was produced by Rewind, detailing the death of [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]]. When the documentary alleged that the nascent Decepticons had desecrated Sentinel's corpse by taking his head, [[Megatron (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity\|Megatron]] complained that it was biased. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot}}

	Other ~~poopular~~ films on [[Earth]], meanwhile, include [[J.J. Hackensack]]'s ''[[Space Battle]]'' film series, which starred [[Karen Fishook]], {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} while [[Bulletman\|Richard "Bulletman" Ruby]] worked as a stuntman. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 1\|Bulletman profile}} As entertainments officer aboard the ''Lost Light'', [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] brought along a collection of Earth films to show in [[Swerve's]], including ''{{w\|Aguirre, the Wrath of God}}'', ''{{w\|The Muppets Take Manhattan}}'', ''{{w\|À bout de soufflé}}'', {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}} ''{{w\|Back to the Future Part II}}'', {{storylink\|Elegant Chaos Part 3: Predestination: An Expert's Guide\|Predestination: An Expert's Guide}} and ''[[Zulu]]'', his personal favourite. {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}}		Other popular films on [[Earth]], meanwhile, include [[J.J. Hackensack]]'s ''[[Space Battle]]'' film series, which starred [[Karen Fishook]], {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} while [[Bulletman\|Richard "Bulletman" Ruby]] worked as a stuntman. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 1\|Bulletman profile}} As entertainments officer aboard the ''Lost Light'', [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] brought along a collection of Earth films to show in [[Swerve's]], including ''{{w\|Aguirre, the Wrath of God}}'', ''{{w\|The Muppets Take Manhattan}}'', ''{{w\|À bout de soufflé}}'', {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}} ''{{w\|Back to the Future Part II}}'', {{storylink\|Elegant Chaos Part 3: Predestination: An Expert's Guide\|Predestination: An Expert's Guide}} and ''[[Zulu]]'', his personal favourite. {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}}

	After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}		After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}

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	''[[The Transformers: The Movie (fictional)\|The Transformers: The Movie]]'' was given a headline marquee billing at a [[New York City]] movie theater when [[Tracks (G1)\|Tracks]] was there. {{storylink\|Make Tracks}}		''[[The Transformers: The Movie (fictional)\|The Transformers: The Movie]]'' was given a headline marquee billing at a [[New York City]] movie theater when [[Tracks (G1)\|Tracks]] was there. {{storylink\|Make Tracks}}

	[[File:Hoist goes hollywood1.jpg\|thumb~~\|upright=1.1~~]]		[[File:Hoist goes hollywood1.jpg\|thumb]]
	[[Hoist (G1)\|Hoist]] was out taking a drive with [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Spike]] and [[Carly]] when they witnessed a couple of cars crashing. Little did they know that it was a movie stunt, and Hoist's daring rescue landed him a role in the film. Unfortunately, a number of the other Autobots decided this was a great idea and joined in too. Hoist was mortified by his fellow Autobots and the fact that the [[Attack of the Alien Robots director\|director]] kept referring to him as "Moist", but took part in filming anyway. Before long, the director decided to rethink the script and instead make ''[[Attack of the Alien Robots]]''. Hoist and his friends found themselves wearing silly masks and being blown up. As it turned out, the [[Decepticon]]s were searching [[Major Pictures]] studio for a reel of film, and Hoist helped Spike and Carly fake its destruction, prompting the Decepticons to leave. Hoist subsequently swore off the movie business. {{storylink\|Hoist Goes Hollywood (episode)\|Hoist Goes Hollywood}}		[[Hoist (G1)\|Hoist]] was out taking a drive with [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Spike]] and [[Carly]] when they witnessed a couple of cars crashing. Little did they know that it was a movie stunt, and Hoist's daring rescue landed him a role in the film. Unfortunately, a number of the other Autobots decided this was a great idea and joined in too. Hoist was mortified by his fellow Autobots and the fact that the [[Attack of the Alien Robots director\|director]] kept referring to him as "Moist", but took part in filming anyway. Before long, the director decided to rethink the script and instead make ''[[Attack of the Alien Robots]]''. Hoist and his friends found themselves wearing silly masks and being blown up. As it turned out, the [[Decepticon]]s were searching [[Major Pictures]] studio for a reel of film, and Hoist helped Spike and Carly fake its destruction, prompting the Decepticons to leave. Hoist subsequently swore off the movie business. {{storylink\|Hoist Goes Hollywood (episode)\|Hoist Goes Hollywood}}
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	[[File:SkullgrinMonconMars.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.85]]		[[File:SkullgrinMonconMars.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.85]]
	[[Skullgrin]] was sent to Earth alone by [[Scorponok (G1)~~/Marvel Comics continuity~~\|Scorponok]] to construct a fuel depot in secret for his [[Decepticon]] comrades, but after [[Bigfoot]]-style sightings of him appeared in the gutter press, the [[Pretender]] caught the attention of film director [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]], who offered him a role in ''[[Monster from Mars]]''. Skullgrin agreed as long as he could be paid in fuel and the public and press went wild over him, making him a real movie star. However, the embittered [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Circuit Breaker]] suspected that he was really a robot and when he revealed his true form to his co-star [[Carissa Carr (G1)\|Carissa Carr]], Circuit Breaker attacked and destroyed both the film and his movie career. {{storylink\|Monstercon from Mars!}}		[[Skullgrin]] was sent to Earth alone by [[Scorponok (G1)\|Scorponok]] to construct a fuel depot in secret for his [[Decepticon]] comrades, but after [[Bigfoot]]-style sightings of him appeared in the gutter press, the [[Pretender]] caught the attention of film director [[Rollie Friendly (G1)\|Rollie Friendly]], who offered him a role in ''[[Monster from Mars]]''. Skullgrin agreed as long as he could be paid in fuel and the public and press went wild over him, making him a real movie star. However, the embittered [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Circuit Breaker]] suspected that he was really a robot and when he revealed his true form to his co-star [[Carissa Carr (G1)\|Carissa Carr]], Circuit Breaker attacked and destroyed both the film and his movie career. {{storylink\|Monstercon from Mars!}}

	======The Big Broadcast of 2006======		======The Big Broadcast of 2006======
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	The oldest known film on Cybertron is the historical drama ''[[The Birth of Cybertron]]'', a presumably inaccurate tale depicting the rise of the [[Thirteen]] [[Prime (rank)\|Prime]]s and their unification of Cybertron; in the present day, this film is regarded as "racist" {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} and generally dismissed as "[[Nominus Prime\|Nominist]] propaganda." {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 4: Dance Among the Shadows\|Dance among the Shadows}} Other pre-[[Great War (G1)\|war]] films include ''[[Proteus's Promise]].'' {{storylink\|Scavengers (Part 2): Who's Afraid of the DJD?\|Who's Afraid of the DJD?}}		The oldest known film on Cybertron is the historical drama ''[[The Birth of Cybertron]]'', a presumably inaccurate tale depicting the rise of the [[Thirteen]] [[Prime (rank)\|Prime]]s and their unification of Cybertron; in the present day, this film is regarded as "racist" {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} and generally dismissed as "[[Nominus Prime\|Nominist]] propaganda." {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 4: Dance Among the Shadows\|Dance among the Shadows}} Other pre-[[Great War (G1)\|war]] films include ''[[Proteus's Promise]].'' {{storylink\|Scavengers (Part 2): Who's Afraid of the DJD?\|Who's Afraid of the DJD?}}

	The end of the Great War saw [[Rewind (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rewind]] organize a movie night aboard the ''[[Lost Light]]'' with himself as the projector, with [[Tailgate (G1)\|Tailgate]], [[Pipes (G1)\|Pipes]], [[Swerve (G1)\|Swerve]] and [[First Aid (G1)\|First Aid]] attending a showing of ''Proteus's Promise''. {{storylink\|Scavengers (Part 2): Who's Afraid of the DJD?\|Who's Afraid of the DJD?}} Rewind went on to make a film about life on board the ship titled ''Little Victories'', which [[Skids (G1)\|Skids]] showed to some members of the [[Circle of Light]] on [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] in an entirely unsuccessful attempt to recruit them. {{storylink\|Little Victories}}		The end of the Great War saw [[Rewind (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rewind]] organize a movie night aboard the ''[[Lost Light]]'' with himself as the projector, with [[Tailgate (G1)\|Tailgate]], [[Pipes (G1)\|Pipes]], [[Swerve (G1)\|Swerve]] and [[First Aid (G1)\|First Aid]] attending a showing of ''Proteus's Promise''. {{storylink\|Scavengers (Part 2): Who's Afraid of the DJD?\|Who's Afraid of the DJD?}} Rewind went on to make a film about life on board the ship titled ''Little Victories'', which [[Skids (G1)\|Skids]] showed to some members of the [[Circle of Light]] on [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] in an entirely unsuccessful attempt to recruit them. {{storylink\|Little Victories}}

	[[File:Zulu predestination a beginners guide.jpg\|thumb\|left~~\|upright=1.1~~]]		[[File:Zulu predestination a beginners guide.jpg\|thumb\|left]]

	On board the alternate ''Lost Light'', Rewind was similarly making a travelogue but after the death of [[Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rodimus]], [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ultra Magnus]] took command and shut the film down. More gruesomely, the [[Decepticon Justice Division]] made Rewind film them slaughtering his crewmates so that they would have a souvenir of the massacre. {{storylink\|slaughterhouse Part 2: The Road Not Taken\|The Road Not Taken}}		On board the alternate ''Lost Light'', Rewind was similarly making a travelogue but after the death of [[Hot Rod (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Rodimus]], [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ultra Magnus]] took command and shut the film down. More gruesomely, the [[Decepticon Justice Division]] made Rewind film them slaughtering his crewmates so that they would have a souvenir of the massacre. {{storylink\|slaughterhouse Part 2: The Road Not Taken\|The Road Not Taken}}
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	Following the "[[Combiner Wars (event)\|Combiner Wars]]" that precipitated the formation of the [[Council of Worlds]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] commissioned a series of documentaries to help teach the inhabitants of Cybertron's colonies about the history of the war. One such documentary was produced by Rewind, detailing the death of [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]]. When the documentary alleged that the nascent Decepticons had desecrated Sentinel's corpse by taking his head, [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] complained that it was biased. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot}}		Following the "[[Combiner Wars (event)\|Combiner Wars]]" that precipitated the formation of the [[Council of Worlds]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] commissioned a series of documentaries to help teach the inhabitants of Cybertron's colonies about the history of the war. One such documentary was produced by Rewind, detailing the death of [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]]. When the documentary alleged that the nascent Decepticons had desecrated Sentinel's corpse by taking his head, [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]] complained that it was biased. {{storylink\|The Last Autobot}}

	Other popular films on [[Earth]], meanwhile, include [[J.J. Hackensack]]'s ''[[Space Battle]]'' film series, which starred [[Karen Fishook]], {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} while [[Bulletman\|Richard "Bulletman" Ruby]] worked as a stuntman. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 1\|Bulletman profile}} As entertainments officer aboard the ''Lost Light'', [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] brought along a collection of Earth films to show in [[Swerve's]], including ''{{w\|Aguirre, the Wrath of God}}'', ''{{w\|The Muppets Take Manhattan}}'', ''{{w\|À bout de soufflé}}'', {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}} ''[[Back to the Future\|Back to the Future Part II]]'', {{storylink\|Elegant Chaos Part 3: Predestination: An Expert's Guide\|Predestination: An Expert's Guide}} and ''[[Zulu]]'', his personal favourite. {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}}		Other popular films on [[Earth]], meanwhile, include [[J.J. Hackensack]]'s ''[[Space Battle]]'' film series, which starred [[Karen Fishook]], {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} while [[Bulletman\|Richard "Bulletman" Ruby]] worked as a stuntman. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 1\|Bulletman profile}} As entertainments officer aboard the ''Lost Light'', [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] brought along a collection of Earth films to show in [[Swerve's]], including ''{{w\|Aguirre, the Wrath of God}}'', ''{{w\|The Muppets Take Manhattan}}'', ''{{w\|À bout de soufflé}}'', {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}} ''[[Back to the Future\|Back to the Future Part II]]'', {{storylink\|Elegant Chaos Part 3: Predestination: An Expert's Guide\|Predestination: An Expert's Guide}} and ''[[Zulu]]'', his personal favourite. {{storylink\|World, Shut Your Mouth Part 3: Predestination: A Beginner's Guide\|Predestination: A Beginner's Guide}}

	[[File:StarscreamTheMovie ThundercrackerActing.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|right\|]]		[[File:StarscreamTheMovie ThundercrackerActing.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.3\|right]]
	After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe (team)\|G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}		After the conclusion of the [[Surge (event)\|Surge]], the ex-Decepticon [[Thundercracker (G1)\|Thundercracker]] developed an infatuation with [[human]] culture; in his case, this manifested as a desire to write scripts and screenplays of his own in the hopes of directing his own film.{{storylink\|Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|Hello Cruel World}} Following a brief existential crisis, Thundercracker decided to shelve his current screenplay in favor of a road trip, {{storylink\|Thundercracker & Buster Save the World}} where he learned about the exploits of the late [[G.I. Joe (team)\|G.I. Joe]] operative [[Chuckles]]. The story proved so inspirational that the Seeker decided to write a biopic about the heroic agent's adventures. {{storylink\|New Cybertron Part 3: Behind My Bleeding Back\|Behind My Bleeding Back}}

	[[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] eventually commissioned Thundercracker to write a biopic about himself to win the adulation of Cybertron. Though [[Starscream: The Movie (film)\|the movie]] ultimately wound up a fiasco, culminating in a hastily-rewritten ending to fit the real Starscream's subsequent impeachment and arrest, it won the attention of J.J. Hackensack, who invited Thundercracker to produce a new picture with his studio. A different Cybertronian film released on Earth, [[Frenzy (G1)\|Frenzy]] and [[Rumble (G1)\|Rumble]]'s ''[[Dark Invasion]],'' went up against the latest ''Space Battle'' installment and quickly became a box office flop. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} Some time later, Thundercracker had turned his Chuckles screenplay into a [[Last Laugh: The Life and Death of Chuckles\|full motion picture]], though his editing of the film was cut short by [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s attack on Earth. {{storylink\|A Sunrise Dark}} Still, it saw release after Unicron's defeat and was even nominated for an award for "Best Original Screenplay." {{storylink\|Post}}		[[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] eventually commissioned Thundercracker to write a biopic about himself to win the adulation of Cybertron. Though [[Starscream: The Movie (film)\|the movie]] ultimately wound up a fiasco, culminating in a hastily rewritten ending to fit the real Starscream's subsequent impeachment and arrest, it won the attention of J.J. Hackensack, who invited Thundercracker to produce a new picture with his studio. A different Cybertronian film released on Earth, [[Frenzy (G1)\|Frenzy]] and [[Rumble (G1)\|Rumble]]'s ''[[Dark Invasion]],'' went up against the latest ''Space Battle'' installment and quickly became a box office flop. {{storylink\|Starscream: The Movie (comic)\|Starscream: The Movie}} Some time later, Thundercracker had turned his Chuckles screenplay into a [[Last Laugh: The Life and Death of Chuckles\|full motion picture]], though his editing of the film was cut short by [[Unicron/Generation 1\|Unicron]]'s attack on Earth. {{storylink\|A Sunrise Dark}} Still, it saw release after Unicron's defeat and was even nominated for an award for "Best Original Screenplay." {{storylink\|Post}}

	===Live-action ''Transformers'' movie continuity===		===Live-action ''Transformers'' movie continuity===
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	[[Sam Witwicky]] mentioned a movie called ''[[40-Year-Old Virgin]]''.		[[Sam Witwicky]] mentioned a movie called ''[[40-Year-Old Virgin]]''.

	The [[café kid]], in assessing the explosive impact of [[Ratchet (Movie)\|Ratchet]], called it easily a hundred times cooler than the film ''[[Armageddon (film)\|Armageddon]]''.		The [[café kid]], in assessing the explosive impact of [[Ratchet (Movie)\|Ratchet]], called it easily a hundred times cooler than the film ''[[Armageddon (film)\|Armageddon]]''.