Movie Adaptation issue 3 - Revision history

Fritz at 17:02, 7 October 2022

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	* [[Mikaela Banes]] (4)		* [[Mikaela Banes]] (4)
	* [[Tom Banachek]] (9)		* [[Tom Banachek]] (9)
	* [[John Keller ~~(Movie)~~\|General Keller]] (10)		* [[John Keller\|General Keller]] (10)
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	* Also when Frenzy summons the Decepticons, Barricade is still inside the canyon he ended up in following his battle with Bumblebee in the [[Movie Adaptation issue 2\|previous issue]], still in robot mode, rather than driving around the city in vehicle mode.		* Also when Frenzy summons the Decepticons, Barricade is still inside the canyon he ended up in following his battle with Bumblebee in the [[Movie Adaptation issue 2\|previous issue]], still in robot mode, rather than driving around the city in vehicle mode.
	* When Sam and Mikaela arrive at the Hoover Dam, [[Seymour Simmons\|Simmons]] is portrayed a lot more rude than in the movie, grabbing Mikaela by her [[tvtropes:Main/StandardFemaleGrabArea\|standard female grab area]].		* When Sam and Mikaela arrive at the Hoover Dam, [[Seymour Simmons\|Simmons]] is portrayed a lot more rude than in the movie, grabbing Mikaela by her [[tvtropes:Main/StandardFemaleGrabArea\|standard female grab area]].
	* Not that Alex Milne's renditions of the movie cast particularly resemble the actors portraying them, but [[~~John Keller (Movie)\|~~John Keller]] and [[Tom Banachek]] need to be pointed out in particular, looking ''nothing at all'' like [[Jon Voight]] and [[Michael O'Neill]]. Banachek doesn't even have a mustache! This was due to the fact IDW was (and still is) not allowed to use the likeness of several actors playing the secondary characters.		* Not that Alex Milne's renditions of the movie cast particularly resemble the actors portraying them, but [[John Keller]] and [[Tom Banachek]] need to be pointed out in particular, looking ''nothing at all'' like [[Jon Voight]] and [[Michael O'Neill]]. Banachek doesn't even have a mustache! This was due to the fact IDW was (and still is) not allowed to use the likeness of several actors playing the secondary characters.
	* Instead of negotiating Mikaela's juvenile criminal record (which is never mentioned in the comic adaptation ''at all'') being purged, Sam asks Banachek to promise him not to hurt Bumblebee in return for sharing his knowledge. Banachek then orders to perform "passive scans only" (which ''obviously'' didn't happen in the movie).		* Instead of negotiating Mikaela's juvenile criminal record (which is never mentioned in the comic adaptation ''at all'') being purged, Sam asks Banachek to promise him not to hurt Bumblebee in return for sharing his knowledge. Banachek then orders to perform "passive scans only" (which ''obviously'' didn't happen in the movie).
	* John Keller's line about "facing war against a technological civilization far superior to our own" (which appeared in the theatrical trailer for the movie, but not in the movie itself) is given to Simmons instead, used when he, Sam, Mikaela and everyone else take an elevator ride down into Sector Seven's headquarters inside Hoover Dam.		* John Keller's line about "facing war against a technological civilization far superior to our own" (which appeared in the theatrical trailer for the movie, but not in the movie itself) is given to Simmons instead, used when he, Sam, Mikaela and everyone else take an elevator ride down into Sector Seven's headquarters inside Hoover Dam.

Cyberlink420 at 23:40, 21 September 2020

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	* Furthermore, Frenzy's body is also ''not'' restored by the All Spark—rather, he asks Barricade to bring his body... which never actually happens, as Frenzy is never seen again after this scene. (He doesn't appear ''at all'' in [[Movie Adaptation issue 4\|issue 4]].)		* Furthermore, Frenzy's body is also ''not'' restored by the All Spark—rather, he asks Barricade to bring his body... which never actually happens, as Frenzy is never seen again after this scene. (He doesn't appear ''at all'' in [[Movie Adaptation issue 4\|issue 4]].)
	* Also when Frenzy summons the Decepticons, Barricade is still inside the canyon he ended up in following his battle with Bumblebee in the [[Movie Adaptation issue 2\|previous issue]], still in robot mode, rather than driving around the city in vehicle mode.		* Also when Frenzy summons the Decepticons, Barricade is still inside the canyon he ended up in following his battle with Bumblebee in the [[Movie Adaptation issue 2\|previous issue]], still in robot mode, rather than driving around the city in vehicle mode.
	* When Sam and Mikaela arrive at the Hoover Dam, [[Seymour Simmons\|Simmons]] is portrayed a lot more rude than in the movie, grabbing Mikaela by her [~~http~~:~~//tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/~~Main/StandardFemaleGrabArea standard female grab area].		* When Sam and Mikaela arrive at the Hoover Dam, [[Seymour Simmons\|Simmons]] is portrayed a lot more rude than in the movie, grabbing Mikaela by her [[tvtropes:Main/StandardFemaleGrabArea\|standard female grab area]].
	* Not that Alex Milne's renditions of the movie cast particularly resemble the actors portraying them, but [[John Keller (Movie)\|John Keller]] and [[Tom Banachek]] need to be pointed out in particular, looking ''nothing at all'' like [[Jon Voight]] and [[Michael O'Neill]]. Banachek doesn't even have a mustache! This was due to the fact IDW was (and still is) not allowed to use the likeness of several actors playing the secondary characters.		* Not that Alex Milne's renditions of the movie cast particularly resemble the actors portraying them, but [[John Keller (Movie)\|John Keller]] and [[Tom Banachek]] need to be pointed out in particular, looking ''nothing at all'' like [[Jon Voight]] and [[Michael O'Neill]]. Banachek doesn't even have a mustache! This was due to the fact IDW was (and still is) not allowed to use the likeness of several actors playing the secondary characters.
	* Instead of negotiating Mikaela's juvenile criminal record (which is never mentioned in the comic adaptation ''at all'') being purged, Sam asks Banachek to promise him not to hurt Bumblebee in return for sharing his knowledge. Banachek then orders to perform "passive scans only" (which ''obviously'' didn't happen in the movie).		* Instead of negotiating Mikaela's juvenile criminal record (which is never mentioned in the comic adaptation ''at all'') being purged, Sam asks Banachek to promise him not to hurt Bumblebee in return for sharing his knowledge. Banachek then orders to perform "passive scans only" (which ''obviously'' didn't happen in the movie).

Nevermore: /* Differences with movie */

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	* Instead of negotiating Mikaela's juvenile criminal record (which is never mentioned in the comic adaptation ''at all'') being purged, Sam asks Banachek to promise him not to hurt Bumblebee in return for sharing his knowledge. Banachek then orders to perform "passive scans only" (which ''obviously'' didn't happen in the movie).		* Instead of negotiating Mikaela's juvenile criminal record (which is never mentioned in the comic adaptation ''at all'') being purged, Sam asks Banachek to promise him not to hurt Bumblebee in return for sharing his knowledge. Banachek then orders to perform "passive scans only" (which ''obviously'' didn't happen in the movie).
	* John Keller's line about "facing war against a technological civilization far superior to our own" (which appeared in the theatrical trailer for the movie, but not in the movie itself) is given to Simmons instead, used when he, Sam, Mikaela and everyone else take an elevator ride down into Sector Seven's headquarters inside Hoover Dam.		* John Keller's line about "facing war against a technological civilization far superior to our own" (which appeared in the theatrical trailer for the movie, but not in the movie itself) is given to Simmons instead, used when he, Sam, Mikaela and everyone else take an elevator ride down into Sector Seven's headquarters inside Hoover Dam.
	* ~~Glenn~~ is absent from the whole plot of the comic.		* Glen is absent from the whole plot of the comic.

	===Covers (3)===		===Covers (3)===

Saix: clean up, replaced: Sam Witwicky (Movie) → Sam Witwicky

2016-03-12T07:01:29Z

clean up, replaced: Sam Witwicky (Movie) → Sam Witwicky

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	{{comicstory\|seriesissue=[[Transformers: Movie Adaptation~~\|''Transformers: Movie Adaptation~~'']] #3		{{comicstory\|seriesissue=''[[Transformers: Movie Adaptation]]'' #3
	\|prev=Movie Adaptation issue 2		\|prev=Movie Adaptation issue 2
	\|next=Movie Adaptation issue 4		\|next=Movie Adaptation issue 4
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	* [[~~Sam Witwicky (Movie)\|~~Sam Witwicky]] (3)		* [[Sam Witwicky]] (3)
	* [[Mikaela Banes]] (4)		* [[Mikaela Banes]] (4)
	* [[Tom Banachek]] (9)		* [[Tom Banachek]] (9)

Jon T: /* Errors */

2016-03-07T07:52:37Z

Errors

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	== Errors ==		== Errors ==
			* When first speaking with Sam, Optimus incorrectly refers to Sam being Archibald Witwicky's "ancestor" rather than his "descendant".
	* En route to Hoover Dam, [[Maggie Madsen\|Maggie]] tells Sam that she "caught an alien hacking into [[Air Force One]]"... which is odd considering this is her ''first appearance'' in the movie adaptation mini-series, and Frenzy's intrusion into the defense network was discovered by an operator on board of Air Force One in [[Movie Adaptation issue 1\|issue 1]]. ([[Glen Whitmann\|Glen]], meanwhile, is entirely absent from the comic adaptation.)		* En route to Hoover Dam, [[Maggie Madsen\|Maggie]] tells Sam that she "caught an alien hacking into [[Air Force One]]"... which is odd considering this is her ''first appearance'' in the movie adaptation mini-series, and Frenzy's intrusion into the defense network was discovered by an operator on board of Air Force One in [[Movie Adaptation issue 1\|issue 1]]. ([[Glen Whitmann\|Glen]], meanwhile, is entirely absent from the comic adaptation.)

Ascendron at 18:46, 9 December 2015

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	'''Sector Seven pays Bumblebee a visit, and the Decepticons pay a visit to Sector Seven.'''		'''Sector Seven pays Bumblebee a visit, and the Decepticons pay a visit to Sector Seven.'''

	== Synopsis ==		==Synopsis==
			[[File:Movieadaptation3-Bumblebeecaptured.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.0\|left]]
	Optimus Prime asks Sam if he's related to [[Archibald Witwicky]] and introduces the [[Autobot]]s (which Mikaela joins) to the humans: Jazz, Ironhide, Ratchet, and Bumblebee. Prime educates the humans on the Autobots' mission to find the All Spark, what it is, and who Megatron and the [[Decepticon]]s are, along with [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]'s war. He also lets Sam know that the All Spark's location is imprinted on Archibald's glasses and that if Megatron finds it, he will use its power to rebuild his armies.		Optimus Prime asks Sam if he's related to [[Archibald Witwicky]] and introduces the [[Autobot]]s (which Mikaela joins) to the humans: Jazz, Ironhide, Ratchet, and Bumblebee. Prime educates the humans on the Autobots' mission to find the All Spark, what it is, and who Megatron and the [[Decepticon]]s are, along with [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]'s war. He also lets Sam know that the All Spark's location is imprinted on Archibald's glasses and that if Megatron finds it, he will use its power to rebuild his armies.

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	* [[Sam Witwicky]] (3)		* [[Sam Witwicky (Movie)\|Sam Witwicky]] (3)
	* [[Mikaela Banes]] (4)		* [[Mikaela Banes]] (4)
	* [[Tom Banachek]] (9)		* [[Tom Banachek]] (9)

Ookalf: /* Differences with movie */

2012-06-14T01:52:18Z

Differences with movie

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	* Also when Frenzy summons the Decepticons, Barricade is still inside the canyon he ended up in following his battle with Bumblebee in the [[Movie Adaptation issue 2\|previous issue]], still in robot mode, rather than driving around the city in vehicle mode.		* Also when Frenzy summons the Decepticons, Barricade is still inside the canyon he ended up in following his battle with Bumblebee in the [[Movie Adaptation issue 2\|previous issue]], still in robot mode, rather than driving around the city in vehicle mode.
	* When Sam and Mikaela arrive at the Hoover Dam, [[Seymour Simmons\|Simmons]] is portrayed a lot more rude than in the movie, grabbing Mikaela by her [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/StandardFemaleGrabArea standard female grab area].		* When Sam and Mikaela arrive at the Hoover Dam, [[Seymour Simmons\|Simmons]] is portrayed a lot more rude than in the movie, grabbing Mikaela by her [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/StandardFemaleGrabArea standard female grab area].
	* Not that Alex Milne's renditions of the movie cast particularly resemble the actors portraying them, but [[John Keller (Movie)\|John Keller]] and [[Tom Banachek]] need to be pointed out in particular, looking ''nothing at all'' like [[Jon Voight]] and [[Michael O'Neill]]. Banachek doesn't even have a mustache! This was due to the fact IDW was (and still is not) allowed to use the likeness of several actors playing the secondary characters.		* Not that Alex Milne's renditions of the movie cast particularly resemble the actors portraying them, but [[John Keller (Movie)\|John Keller]] and [[Tom Banachek]] need to be pointed out in particular, looking ''nothing at all'' like [[Jon Voight]] and [[Michael O'Neill]]. Banachek doesn't even have a mustache! This was due to the fact IDW was (and still is) not allowed to use the likeness of several actors playing the secondary characters.
	* Instead of negotiating Mikaela's juvenile criminal record (which is never mentioned in the comic adaptation ''at all'') being purged, Sam asks Banachek to promise him not to hurt Bumblebee in return for sharing his knowledge. Banachek then orders to perform "passive scans only" (which ''obviously'' didn't happen in the movie).		* Instead of negotiating Mikaela's juvenile criminal record (which is never mentioned in the comic adaptation ''at all'') being purged, Sam asks Banachek to promise him not to hurt Bumblebee in return for sharing his knowledge. Banachek then orders to perform "passive scans only" (which ''obviously'' didn't happen in the movie).
	* John Keller's line about "facing war against a technological civilization far superior to our own" (which appeared in the theatrical trailer for the movie, but not in the movie itself) is given to Simmons instead, used when he, Sam, Mikaela and everyone else take an elevator ride down into Sector Seven's headquarters inside Hoover Dam.		* John Keller's line about "facing war against a technological civilization far superior to our own" (which appeared in the theatrical trailer for the movie, but not in the movie itself) is given to Simmons instead, used when he, Sam, Mikaela and everyone else take an elevator ride down into Sector Seven's headquarters inside Hoover Dam.

Abates at 08:37, 2 June 2012

2012-06-02T08:37:42Z

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	{{comicstory\|seriesissue=[[Transformers: Movie Adaptation\|''Transformers: Movie Adaptation'']] #3		{{comicstory\|seriesissue=[[Transformers: Movie Adaptation\|''Transformers: Movie Adaptation'']] #3
	\|prev=Movie Adaptation ~~Issue Number Two~~		\|prev=Movie Adaptation issue 2
	\|next=Movie Adaptation ~~Issue Number Four~~		\|next=Movie Adaptation issue 4
	\|title="Transformers: Movie Adaptation Issue Number Three"		\|title="Transformers: Movie Adaptation Issue Number Three"
	\|image=Movie Adaptation 3a.jpg		\|image=Movie Adaptation 3a.jpg
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	* [[Mikaela Banes]] (4)		* [[Mikaela Banes]] (4)
	* [[Tom Banachek]] (9)		* [[Tom Banachek]] (9)
	* [[John Keller\|General Keller]] (10)		* [[John Keller (Movie)\|General Keller]] (10)
	}}		}}

	== Errors ==		== Errors ==
	* En route to Hoover Dam, [[Maggie Madsen\|Maggie]] tells Sam that she "caught an alien hacking into [[Air Force One]]"... which is odd considering this is her ''first appearance'' in the movie adaptation mini-series, and Frenzy's intrusion into the defense network was discovered by an operator on board of Air Force One in [[Movie Adaptation ~~Issue Number One~~\|issue 1]]. ([[Glen Whitmann\|Glen]], meanwhile, is entirely absent from the comic adaptation.)		* En route to Hoover Dam, [[Maggie Madsen\|Maggie]] tells Sam that she "caught an alien hacking into [[Air Force One]]"... which is odd considering this is her ''first appearance'' in the movie adaptation mini-series, and Frenzy's intrusion into the defense network was discovered by an operator on board of Air Force One in [[Movie Adaptation issue 1\|issue 1]]. ([[Glen Whitmann\|Glen]], meanwhile, is entirely absent from the comic adaptation.)

	== Items of note ==		== Items of note ==
	* [[eBay]] had to be changed to the fictional "ePay" in [[Movie Adaptation ~~Issue Number One~~\|issue 1]], but on page 8 in this issue, the [[Sector Seven]] vehicles sport very prominent "GMC" logos. Huh.		* [[eBay]] had to be changed to the fictional "ePay" in [[Movie Adaptation issue 1\|issue 1]], but on page 8 in this issue, the [[Sector Seven]] vehicles sport very prominent "GMC" logos. Huh.
	* "Bonus material 3.0": Pull-out poster of Optimus Prime vs Megatron, burning Autobot logo pin-up, Megatron pin-up, interview with Activision's [[Daniel Suarez]], ''[[Transformers The Game]]'' coupon.		* "Bonus material 3.0": Pull-out poster of Optimus Prime vs Megatron, burning Autobot logo pin-up, Megatron pin-up, interview with Activision's [[Daniel Suarez]], ''[[Transformers The Game]]'' coupon.

	===Differences with movie===		===Differences with movie===
	* At Sam's house, much of Ratchet's time in the spotlight as depicted in the [[Transformers (~~2007~~)\|movie]] is taken over by the other Autobots: The comic portrays Jazz backing into the power lines, and Sam's room is illuminated by light from Optimus Prime's eyes.		* At Sam's house, much of Ratchet's time in the spotlight as depicted in the [[Transformers (film)\|movie]] is taken over by the other Autobots: The comic portrays Jazz backing into the power lines, and Sam's room is illuminated by light from Optimus Prime's eyes.
	* In the movie, Ironhide is taking out several speeding Sector Seven vehicles with a shock wave sent through the ground. In the comic adaptation, Optimus Prime orders the Autobots to "utilize a combined pulse blast" to the same effect, which is depicted as some sort of energy force field bubble surrounding the Autobots.		* In the movie, Ironhide is taking out several speeding Sector Seven vehicles with a shock wave sent through the ground. In the comic adaptation, Optimus Prime orders the Autobots to "utilize a combined pulse blast" to the same effect, which is depicted as some sort of energy force field bubble surrounding the Autobots.
	* The scene with Optimus Prime telling the other Autobots that he is willing to join the [[AllSpark ~~(Movie)~~\|All Spark]] with the [[Spark]] in his chest is set right after Sam, Mikaela and Bumblebee have been captured by Sector Seven. The Autobots are assembling under the bridge late at night, rather than regrouping at [[Griffith Observatory]] in broad daylight.		* The scene with Optimus Prime telling the other Autobots that he is willing to join the [[AllSpark\|All Spark]] with the [[Spark]] in his chest is set right after Sam, Mikaela and Bumblebee have been captured by Sector Seven. The Autobots are assembling under the bridge late at night, rather than regrouping at [[Griffith Observatory]] in broad daylight.
	* Frenzy calls the other Decepticons immediately after infiltrating Sector Seven's headquarters. In the movie itself, he didn't call them until he had located the All Spark.		* Frenzy calls the other Decepticons immediately after infiltrating Sector Seven's headquarters. In the movie itself, he didn't call them until he had located the All Spark.
	* Furthermore, Frenzy's body is also ''not'' restored by the All Spark—rather, he asks Barricade to bring his body... which never actually happens, as Frenzy is never seen again after this scene. (He doesn't appear ''at all'' in [[Movie Adaptation issue 4\|issue 4]].)		* Furthermore, Frenzy's body is also ''not'' restored by the All Spark—rather, he asks Barricade to bring his body... which never actually happens, as Frenzy is never seen again after this scene. (He doesn't appear ''at all'' in [[Movie Adaptation issue 4\|issue 4]].)
	* Also when Frenzy summons the Decepticons, Barricade is still inside the canyon he ended up in following his battle with Bumblebee in the [[Movie Adaptation ~~Issue Number Two~~\|previous issue]], still in robot mode, rather than driving around the city in vehicle mode.		* Also when Frenzy summons the Decepticons, Barricade is still inside the canyon he ended up in following his battle with Bumblebee in the [[Movie Adaptation issue 2\|previous issue]], still in robot mode, rather than driving around the city in vehicle mode.
	* When Sam and Mikaela arrive at the Hoover Dam, [[Seymour Simmons\|Simmons]] is portrayed a lot more rude than in the movie, grabbing Mikaela by her [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/StandardFemaleGrabArea standard female grab area].		* When Sam and Mikaela arrive at the Hoover Dam, [[Seymour Simmons\|Simmons]] is portrayed a lot more rude than in the movie, grabbing Mikaela by her [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/StandardFemaleGrabArea standard female grab area].
	* Not that Alex Milne's renditions of the movie cast particularly resemble the actors portraying them, but [[John Keller]] and [[Tom Banachek]] need to be pointed out in particular, looking ''nothing at all'' like [[Jon Voight]] and [[Michael O'Neill]]. Banachek doesn't even have a mustache! This was due to the fact IDW was (and still is not) allowed to use the likeness of several actors playing the secondary characters.		* Not that Alex Milne's renditions of the movie cast particularly resemble the actors portraying them, but [[John Keller (Movie)\|John Keller]] and [[Tom Banachek]] need to be pointed out in particular, looking ''nothing at all'' like [[Jon Voight]] and [[Michael O'Neill]]. Banachek doesn't even have a mustache! This was due to the fact IDW was (and still is not) allowed to use the likeness of several actors playing the secondary characters.
	* Instead of negotiating Mikaela's juvenile criminal record (which is never mentioned in the comic adaptation ''at all'') being purged, Sam asks Banachek to promise him not to hurt Bumblebee in return for sharing his knowledge. Banachek then orders to perform "passive scans only" (which ''obviously'' didn't happen in the movie).		* Instead of negotiating Mikaela's juvenile criminal record (which is never mentioned in the comic adaptation ''at all'') being purged, Sam asks Banachek to promise him not to hurt Bumblebee in return for sharing his knowledge. Banachek then orders to perform "passive scans only" (which ''obviously'' didn't happen in the movie).
	* John Keller's line about "facing war against a technological civilization far superior to our own" (which appeared in the theatrical trailer for the movie, but not in the movie itself) is given to Simmons instead, used when he, Sam, Mikaela and everyone else take an elevator ride down into Sector Seven's headquarters inside Hoover Dam.		* John Keller's line about "facing war against a technological civilization far superior to our own" (which appeared in the theatrical trailer for the movie, but not in the movie itself) is given to Simmons instead, used when he, Sam, Mikaela and everyone else take an elevator ride down into Sector Seven's headquarters inside Hoover Dam.

Deceptitran: BOT: replacing (2) links to "Movie Adaptation Issue Number Four" with "Movie Adaptation issue 4"

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	* The scene with Optimus Prime telling the other Autobots that he is willing to join the [[AllSpark (Movie)\|All Spark]] with the [[Spark]] in his chest is set right after Sam, Mikaela and Bumblebee have been captured by Sector Seven. The Autobots are assembling under the bridge late at night, rather than regrouping at [[Griffith Observatory]] in broad daylight.		* The scene with Optimus Prime telling the other Autobots that he is willing to join the [[AllSpark (Movie)\|All Spark]] with the [[Spark]] in his chest is set right after Sam, Mikaela and Bumblebee have been captured by Sector Seven. The Autobots are assembling under the bridge late at night, rather than regrouping at [[Griffith Observatory]] in broad daylight.
	* Frenzy calls the other Decepticons immediately after infiltrating Sector Seven's headquarters. In the movie itself, he didn't call them until he had located the All Spark.		* Frenzy calls the other Decepticons immediately after infiltrating Sector Seven's headquarters. In the movie itself, he didn't call them until he had located the All Spark.
	* Furthermore, Frenzy's body is also ''not'' restored by the All Spark—rather, he asks Barricade to bring his body... which never actually happens, as Frenzy is never seen again after this scene. (He doesn't appear ''at all'' in [[Movie Adaptation ~~Issue Number Four~~\|issue 4]].)		* Furthermore, Frenzy's body is also ''not'' restored by the All Spark—rather, he asks Barricade to bring his body... which never actually happens, as Frenzy is never seen again after this scene. (He doesn't appear ''at all'' in [[Movie Adaptation issue 4\|issue 4]].)
	* Also when Frenzy summons the Decepticons, Barricade is still inside the canyon he ended up in following his battle with Bumblebee in the [[Movie Adaptation ~~issue 2~~\|previous issue]], still in robot mode, rather than driving around the city in vehicle mode.		* Also when Frenzy summons the Decepticons, Barricade is still inside the canyon he ended up in following his battle with Bumblebee in the [[Movie Adaptation Issue Number Two\|previous issue]], still in robot mode, rather than driving around the city in vehicle mode.
	* When Sam and Mikaela arrive at the Hoover Dam, [[Seymour Simmons\|Simmons]] is portrayed a lot more rude than in the movie, grabbing Mikaela by her [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/StandardFemaleGrabArea standard female grab area].		* When Sam and Mikaela arrive at the Hoover Dam, [[Seymour Simmons\|Simmons]] is portrayed a lot more rude than in the movie, grabbing Mikaela by her [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/StandardFemaleGrabArea standard female grab area].
	* Not that Alex Milne's renditions of the movie cast particularly resemble the actors portraying them, but [[John Keller]] and [[Tom Banachek]] need to be pointed out in particular, looking ''nothing at all'' like [[Jon Voight]] and [[Michael O'Neill]]. Banachek doesn't even have a mustache! This was due to the fact IDW was (and still is not) allowed to use the likeness of several actors playing the secondary characters.		* Not that Alex Milne's renditions of the movie cast particularly resemble the actors portraying them, but [[John Keller]] and [[Tom Banachek]] need to be pointed out in particular, looking ''nothing at all'' like [[Jon Voight]] and [[Michael O'Neill]]. Banachek doesn't even have a mustache! This was due to the fact IDW was (and still is not) allowed to use the likeness of several actors playing the secondary characters.
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	* ''[[Transformers: Movie Prequel\|Movie Prequel]]'' TPB		* ''[[Transformers: Movie Prequel\|Movie Prequel]]'' TPB
	* Transformers posters		* Transformers posters
	* [[Movie Adaptation ~~Issue Number Four~~\|''Movie Adaptation'' #4]]		* [[Movie Adaptation issue 4\|''Movie Adaptation'' #4]]
	* ''[[Transformers The Game]]''		* ''[[Transformers The Game]]''

Deceptitran: BOT: replacing (1) links to "Movie Adaptation Issue Number Two" with "Movie Adaptation issue 2"

2011-10-21T01:41:48Z

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	* Frenzy calls the other Decepticons immediately after infiltrating Sector Seven's headquarters. In the movie itself, he didn't call them until he had located the All Spark.		* Frenzy calls the other Decepticons immediately after infiltrating Sector Seven's headquarters. In the movie itself, he didn't call them until he had located the All Spark.
	* Furthermore, Frenzy's body is also ''not'' restored by the All Spark—rather, he asks Barricade to bring his body... which never actually happens, as Frenzy is never seen again after this scene. (He doesn't appear ''at all'' in [[Movie Adaptation Issue Number Four\|issue 4]].)		* Furthermore, Frenzy's body is also ''not'' restored by the All Spark—rather, he asks Barricade to bring his body... which never actually happens, as Frenzy is never seen again after this scene. (He doesn't appear ''at all'' in [[Movie Adaptation Issue Number Four\|issue 4]].)
	* Also when Frenzy summons the Decepticons, Barricade is still inside the canyon he ended up in following his battle with Bumblebee in the [[Movie Adaptation ~~Issue Number Two~~\|previous issue]], still in robot mode, rather than driving around the city in vehicle mode.		* Also when Frenzy summons the Decepticons, Barricade is still inside the canyon he ended up in following his battle with Bumblebee in the [[Movie Adaptation issue 2\|previous issue]], still in robot mode, rather than driving around the city in vehicle mode.
	* When Sam and Mikaela arrive at the Hoover Dam, [[Seymour Simmons\|Simmons]] is portrayed a lot more rude than in the movie, grabbing Mikaela by her [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/StandardFemaleGrabArea standard female grab area].		* When Sam and Mikaela arrive at the Hoover Dam, [[Seymour Simmons\|Simmons]] is portrayed a lot more rude than in the movie, grabbing Mikaela by her [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/StandardFemaleGrabArea standard female grab area].
	* Not that Alex Milne's renditions of the movie cast particularly resemble the actors portraying them, but [[John Keller]] and [[Tom Banachek]] need to be pointed out in particular, looking ''nothing at all'' like [[Jon Voight]] and [[Michael O'Neill]]. Banachek doesn't even have a mustache! This was due to the fact IDW was (and still is not) allowed to use the likeness of several actors playing the secondary characters.		* Not that Alex Milne's renditions of the movie cast particularly resemble the actors portraying them, but [[John Keller]] and [[Tom Banachek]] need to be pointed out in particular, looking ''nothing at all'' like [[Jon Voight]] and [[Michael O'Neill]]. Banachek doesn't even have a mustache! This was due to the fact IDW was (and still is not) allowed to use the likeness of several actors playing the secondary characters.

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	* Furthermore, Frenzy's body is also ''not'' restored by the All Spark—rather, he asks Barricade to bring his body... which never actually happens, as Frenzy is never seen again after this scene. (He doesn't appear ''at all'' in [[Movie Adaptation issue 4\|issue 4]].)		* Furthermore, Frenzy's body is also ''not'' restored by the All Spark—rather, he asks Barricade to bring his body... which never actually happens, as Frenzy is never seen again after this scene. (He doesn't appear ''at all'' in [[Movie Adaptation issue 4\|issue 4]].)
	* Also when Frenzy summons the Decepticons, Barricade is still inside the canyon he ended up in following his battle with Bumblebee in the [[Movie Adaptation issue 2\|previous issue]], still in robot mode, rather than driving around the city in vehicle mode.		* Also when Frenzy summons the Decepticons, Barricade is still inside the canyon he ended up in following his battle with Bumblebee in the [[Movie Adaptation issue 2\|previous issue]], still in robot mode, rather than driving around the city in vehicle mode.
	* When Sam and Mikaela arrive at the Hoover Dam, [[Seymour Simmons\|Simmons]] is portrayed a lot more rude than in the movie, grabbing Mikaela by her [~~http~~:~~//tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/~~Main/StandardFemaleGrabArea standard female grab area].		* When Sam and Mikaela arrive at the Hoover Dam, [[Seymour Simmons\|Simmons]] is portrayed a lot more rude than in the movie, grabbing Mikaela by her [[tvtropes:Main/StandardFemaleGrabArea\|standard female grab area]].
	* Not that Alex Milne's renditions of the movie cast particularly resemble the actors portraying them, but [[John Keller (Movie)\|John Keller]] and [[Tom Banachek]] need to be pointed out in particular, looking ''nothing at all'' like [[Jon Voight]] and [[Michael O'Neill]]. Banachek doesn't even have a mustache! This was due to the fact IDW was (and still is) not allowed to use the likeness of several actors playing the secondary characters.		* Not that Alex Milne's renditions of the movie cast particularly resemble the actors portraying them, but [[John Keller (Movie)\|John Keller]] and [[Tom Banachek]] need to be pointed out in particular, looking ''nothing at all'' like [[Jon Voight]] and [[Michael O'Neill]]. Banachek doesn't even have a mustache! This was due to the fact IDW was (and still is) not allowed to use the likeness of several actors playing the secondary characters.
	* Instead of negotiating Mikaela's juvenile criminal record (which is never mentioned in the comic adaptation ''at all'') being purged, Sam asks Banachek to promise him not to hurt Bumblebee in return for sharing his knowledge. Banachek then orders to perform "passive scans only" (which ''obviously'' didn't happen in the movie).		* Instead of negotiating Mikaela's juvenile criminal record (which is never mentioned in the comic adaptation ''at all'') being purged, Sam asks Banachek to promise him not to hurt Bumblebee in return for sharing his knowledge. Banachek then orders to perform "passive scans only" (which ''obviously'' didn't happen in the movie).