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===Marvel Comics continuity=== | ===Marvel Comics continuity=== | ||
The film ''Crambo'' featured the titular character facing off against purple aliens, who looked pretty harmless and terrified, to be honest. | ====Generation 1==== | ||
===Dreamwave Generation | The film ''[[Crambo]]'' featured the titular character facing off against purple aliens, who looked pretty harmless and terrified, to be honest. The film was captured from [[Earth]] transmissions by the [[Quintesson]]s, and used as a cover for hypnotic signals which enthralled the [[Junkion (species)|Junkions]]. {{storylink|The Big Broadcast of 2006 (issue)|The Big Broadcast of 2006}} | ||
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A film called ''[[Jurassic Park]]'' was showing at a cinema in [[London]] when [[Bludgeon (G1)|Bludgeon]]'s army of [[Decepticon]]s attacked the city. {{storylink|War Without End (issue)|War Without End}} | |||
===Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity=== | |||
[[Unit Bravo]], sent to [[San Desto]] to investigate on the disappearance of the town's nine thousand citizens, came across the [[Aztec Theatres]], playing the film ''Enter the Nightbird'' and ''[[Demon Swamp (film)|Demon Swamp]]'' and secretly a front for an [[Insecticon (G1)|Insecticon]] hideout. Taking a look inside, the unit found ''Enter the Nightbird'' running, showing Nightbird kicking off a robot's head and distracting one of the unit by virtue of it being one of his favorite movies. As he sat down with a bowl of popcorn to watch his heroine in action, his colleague played a prank on him with the shadows of a [[Tako Tank]] toy's tentacles. [[Bombshell (G1)|Bombshell]] chose that moment to [[cerebro-shell]] the angered soldier, and when his partner came to investigate the sudden silence, did the same to him, though not before a warning could be sent out. {{storylink|Infestation (Dreamwave)|Infestation}} | [[Unit Bravo]], sent to [[San Desto]] to investigate on the disappearance of the town's nine thousand citizens, came across the [[Aztec Theatres]], playing the film ''Enter the Nightbird'' and ''[[Demon Swamp (film)|Demon Swamp]]'' and secretly a front for an [[Insecticon (G1)|Insecticon]] hideout. Taking a look inside, the unit found ''Enter the Nightbird'' running, showing Nightbird kicking off a robot's head and distracting one of the unit by virtue of it being one of his favorite movies. As he sat down with a bowl of popcorn to watch his heroine in action, his colleague played a prank on him with the shadows of a [[Tako Tank]] toy's tentacles. [[Bombshell (G1)|Bombshell]] chose that moment to [[cerebro-shell]] the angered soldier, and when his partner came to investigate the sudden silence, did the same to him, though not before a warning could be sent out. {{storylink|Infestation (Dreamwave)|Infestation}} | ||
===''Transformers'' Film=== | ===''Transformers'' Film=== | ||
The café kid, in assessing the explosive impact of Ratchet, called it easily a hundred times cooler than the film [[Armageddon]]. | The café kid, in assessing the explosive impact of Ratchet, called it easily a hundred times cooler than the film [[Armageddon]]. | ||
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===Titan Magazines ''Prime'' comics=== | ===Titan Magazines ''Prime'' comics=== | ||
When [[Bumblebee (WFC)|Bumblebee]] and [[Raf Esquivel|Raf]] returned to base following the former's injury during battle, Raf suggested cartoons as a remedy. The pair sat down to watch ''Mummies Have Feelings II'', which happened to be playing on television. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 4.12|The Evil Shred}} | When [[Bumblebee (WFC)|Bumblebee]] and [[Raf Esquivel|Raf]] returned to base following the former's injury during battle, Raf suggested cartoons as a remedy. The pair sat down to watch ''Mummies Have Feelings II'', which happened to be playing on television. {{storylink|Transformers Comic issue 4.12|The Evil Shred}} | ||
===''Rescue Bots'' cartoon=== | ===''Rescue Bots'' cartoon=== | ||
[[Blades (RB)|Blades]] had seen all fourteen films ''and'' the DVD extras of the ''[[Haunted Halls]]'' film series. They did not endear him towards ghosts, so when [[Griffin Rock]] had an outbreak of spectral forms, he was even less keen than the other Rescue Bots to meet one. {{storylink|The Haunting of Griffin Rock}} | [[Blades (RB)|Blades]] had seen all fourteen films ''and'' the DVD extras of the ''[[Haunted Halls]]'' film series. They did not endear him towards ghosts, so when [[Griffin Rock]] had an outbreak of spectral forms, he was even less keen than the other Rescue Bots to meet one. {{storylink|The Haunting of Griffin Rock}} | ||
Revision as of 22:05, 21 October 2014
| This article is about fictional films. For real-life Transformers films, see :Category:Real world films. |
A film is a moving picture. Films are enjoyed by humans, and can be seen at cinemas.
Fiction
Marvel Comics continuity
Generation 1
The film Crambo featured the titular character facing off against purple aliens, who looked pretty harmless and terrified, to be honest. The film was captured from Earth transmissions by the Quintessons, and used as a cover for hypnotic signals which enthralled the Junkions. The Big Broadcast of 2006
Generation 2 (UK)
A film called Jurassic Park was showing at a cinema in London when Bludgeon's army of Decepticons attacked the city. War Without End
Dreamwave Generation One continuity
Unit Bravo, sent to San Desto to investigate on the disappearance of the town's nine thousand citizens, came across the Aztec Theatres, playing the film Enter the Nightbird and Demon Swamp and secretly a front for an Insecticon hideout. Taking a look inside, the unit found Enter the Nightbird running, showing Nightbird kicking off a robot's head and distracting one of the unit by virtue of it being one of his favorite movies. As he sat down with a bowl of popcorn to watch his heroine in action, his colleague played a prank on him with the shadows of a Tako Tank toy's tentacles. Bombshell chose that moment to cerebro-shell the angered soldier, and when his partner came to investigate the sudden silence, did the same to him, though not before a warning could be sent out. Infestation
Transformers Film
The café kid, in assessing the explosive impact of Ratchet, called it easily a hundred times cooler than the film Armageddon.
Later, a cinema could be seen in Mission City Transformers
Revenge of the Fallen Film
Leo Spitz and Seymour Simmons discussed the film Gunfight at the O.K. CorralRevenge of the Fallen
Ask Vector Prime
When asked about if "Dion" was rebuilt into another body, Vector Prime was confused and asked which "Dion" the questioner was referring to. When he brought up Celine Dion as a possible answer, Vector Prime mentioned his love for the film Titanic. Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac II
Prime cartoon
After Bulkhead refused to go on a mission to rescue Breakdown, he suggested to Miko Nakadai that they watch the Creature film instead. Agent Fowler also participated, but fell asleep during Dinolizard vs. Five-Headed Ape. Miko couldn't enjoy herself because she thought Bulkhead should go on the mission, since Breakdown was his rival. Bulkhead agreed to go, leaving the remainder of the film unwatched. Operation: Breakdown
Titan Magazines Prime comics
When Bumblebee and Raf returned to base following the former's injury during battle, Raf suggested cartoons as a remedy. The pair sat down to watch Mummies Have Feelings II, which happened to be playing on television. The Evil Shred
Rescue Bots cartoon
Blades had seen all fourteen films and the DVD extras of the Haunted Halls film series. They did not endear him towards ghosts, so when Griffin Rock had an outbreak of spectral forms, he was even less keen than the other Rescue Bots to meet one. The Haunting of Griffin Rock
