<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=217512.msg10787309#msg10787309">Quote from: wander on 11-12-2014, 23:33:28</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">There was science in that film? I wouldn't call Megan Fox jay-bee though... She's 28. Sure, Will Arnett is 44 and really fell into that 'middle-aged comic relief' role that every Transformers film has to have... And yeah, a 16 year age gap is big... But I wouldn't say it'd be socially unacceptable for him to date someone her age, given his own years. My own opinion though :)<br/><br/>Plus, I didn't want to take a bat to Vern at all in the film... Or even 'Eric Sachs' (clearly the reshoots moved him from originally being Shredder to the Japanese dude)... Mikey pissed me off though. Probably because I live near to a whole bunch of bell-ends that act just like him and...<br/><br/>*takes another deep breath*<br/><br/>The Real Ghostbusters, eh? Surely they can't wreck that with some reboot announced that'll piss all over the old franchise...<br/><br/>...<br/><br/><br/><em>Right? ^^;;</em><br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>No, there was pretentious attempts at science.<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Rok Rants</div><div class="spoiler_body">Like how "mutagen" becomes "antidote" or "medication for failure". Splinter already has the damn thing in his blood! He doesn't need to get it to heal! <br/>Or like how "Adrenalin" becomes "thingy that makes you abnormally stronger even though 90% of your blood has already been drained". <br/>And let me tackle the climax of the movie by saying: Megan Fox shouldn't be able to knock Shredder off the fucking pole-scaffold-antenna-thingy, even after some swinging around by ninja turtles, the armour must weigh at least 300 Kgs and she at most 70 (And that's a large margin) and the armour is solid metal, her shoe is at best rubber. Instead of knocking the guy off she'd have shattered in thousands of pieces, ESPECIALLY with the added energy of the swinging around. <br/>And don't get me started about how they survive the fucking fall, Newton is ashamed.</div></div>TL;DR: In the end the movie tried sounding sciency and annoyed me by failing horribly while probably satisfying the laziness of its producter/Overlord and the stupidity of a 2 year old. And my cousin. And her friends. Fuck, I am surrounded by idiots. *Sighs*<br/><br/>I agree about her being 28 but April is younger (supposedly, no woman of 28 acts like this.). While there relationship wouldn't exactly be legally wrong or socially unacceptable, in real life, he would not be the cool sidekick dude but the creepy grown man that gets too many complaints for sexual harassment.<br/>And I'm on board with you about the thing that it's not socially unacceptable. However, I do wonder what the mother explained to her kids at the end of the movie. You know, target audience and shit? XD<br/><br/>Well, the actor was originally announced as the Shredder but because of the fan bitchslap they took after announcing this, they backed off and made him an overall useless character.<br/><br/>And yeah, I can't count the number of times I had to hold myself back each time I met someone telling me he was the film's best asset. Mainly for the reason that flamethrowers easily backfire if you don't hold back.<br/><br/>*Draws in a deep breath too*<br/><br/>Yeah, cause Hollywood's known for respecting your dreams and hopes. *Cynical*<br/><br/>