I had to go widescreen on this sequence because there's too much going on. Bay makes great use of the entire screen. I prefer Full-Screen where you can see even more detail... I'm sick of low quality shit clips on other channels. I cut exclusively from 4K Blu-Rays and go Full Screen as much as possible.
Demolisher, Devastator and Fallen had some real cool designs and were perfect transformers. The later movies began to have slender and more human looking ones
It's unironically the strongest reason why I'm willing to defend ROTF. The designers seem to have gone out of their way to remind us that that Cybertronians aren't just robits, but aliens.
Ghost112 Yeah I’m pretty sure one actually exploded when they were rendering it. They also mentioned that it would take around 20 years to render one frame of Devastator with a top of the line 2008/09 computer.
1:10 - 1:12 I always laughed at that scene cause as a kid I thought devastatior shouting an irradiated “WHAT?!” like when someone wakes you up expecting you to do something for them
Much of this movie didn't have writing period. It was made during the writers strike in Hollywood, so Michael Bay literally just took his effects crew and Shia Labouf into the desert to shoot random footage, then told writers to make it into a story when the strike was over.
@@philbattiste9649 An absolutely Logical Analysis... Still... bay is known for weak scripts but the man does deliver. My favorite is a frequently overlooked gem called : The Island 2005. Brilliant storyline script and acting. Marketing fucked that one up pretty bad because the shock factor is really good. If you haven't seen it.. Don't watch Any trailers... just trust me and watch it.
I watched behind the scene for this part.The graphic crew said it took almost 4 months to come with the perfect combination.All the parts and the transition.
And destroyed a computer too because how powerful it is to render him and almost delete its process This is the only Cybertronians that are the most hardest to render its animation
I love this decepticon so much I bought his toy XD. The one with multiple constructicon (I dont know how to spell it) toys where you can fuse them into 1 big toy XD
Don't like big metal impact sound, like that in Mixmaster's attachment. It's not enough heavy for scenes where it's used. Sounds like empty barrel, not a big 10+ ton robot
@_charademon_ Frank Welker always does the coolest vocals in monsters, sci-fi, and creature feature films. He's one of the best voice actors that's currently alive today.
Imma disagree with the design not aging well. The robot designs from the first 3 films (asides from the obvious offenders like the twins, que & Devys balls) are Top Notch. Everyone thinks these robots are just piles of scrap thanks to the fast camera-work, limited screentime & the Geewuners constant crying, but the artists have definitely put alot of attention, detail & care into the robots.
@@rpj8961 The Camera-work and limited screentime are definitely good points, but I would also say that if the Transformers were actually written as characters and just the better writing in general would have helped, since when I read the IDW Movie comics I found the designs to be perfectly fine. But then there were the AOE/TLK designs...
@@grand_max66 yeah that's why I said the first 3 films ay lmao. I hate the stupid stereotype designs with the Knights & Samurais, that & the shameless reuses of models. Don't care for the Geewun rushed cybertronian in Bumblebee either, they have the opposite effect of Bays TFs where they only look good through the fast camerawork, but their actual models leave alot to be desired. Having better screen focus, better writing & the TFs treated like characters would definitely be a good start, so far I've only seen this with Shatter & Dropkick. (I don't count the cybertronian cameos where you're expected to know the g1 characters, even though this is another continuity.)
Don't care what anyone says, this is the best design for Devastator. The final outcome looks like a monster and actually looks like multiple vehicles Cronenberged together. I prefer this over the g1 design which just looks like an upscaled version of a transformer.
Because he literally was. In G1 that's literally what the Combiners are: the Combined form of a team of Transformers. Makes sense they'd look like upscaled versions of their own species. Sorta like how we usually portray manned combat walkers as having two arms and two legs, like a human, for ease of use.
@@evanboll4651el problema es que literalmente el concepto de un combiner es que sean varios transformers uniendose para formar uno mas grande y fuerte no que todos los miembros que lo conformen sean literalmente sus partes como en g1
Yeah sound design was really good in The transformer series. I wish they would come back and do a real action movie for us but I think his style of directing is too expensive compared to all the green screen that’s been put out by the MCU and other outlets. The profit margin’s are just not high enough and maybe Bay is ready to retire because it’s a really demanding job
@@RAZR_Channel Oh no. Anyone can watch this. I mean, I do. I'm just pointing out the similarities between the lack of plot in these movies and those in cartoons specifically made for kids.
Everyone talks about how detailed Devastator looked, but am I the only one imagining just how much agony it must've been for one of his eyes to essentially get ripped apart from the inside out?
According to the wiki, due to the massive amount of component Devastator is made of, every single movement is torturous, every components stressed to their very breaking point mentally and physically.
@@elliotmay7571 Really? Just moving is that torturous for Devastator? From the point of view of other Transformers,this must be straight up terryfing. And they do that for and to themselves.
@@elliotmay7571 I have no doubt about that. In this movie,Devastator looked like a badass monster,and i loved it. But its screen time was short. Yeah,i know that this Devastator was too much detailed and one of the computers was literally incinerated. But sometimes,i imagine what this monster could have done if it was included in Transformers Prime. Jack,Miko and Raf could have nightmares. Well,maybe not for Miko.
@@elliotmay7571 In your opinion,which design of Devastator is the best? The G1 or this one? Personally,i like more this one. Not only because was my first time seeing Devastator(yeah,the Bayverse introduced me to Transformers). This design of Devastator maked the Combiner look menacing and savage like a monster,not just a giant sized robot like in G1.
Yeah I was a little disappointed with that. I guess a giant but wouldn't play out that well with the rest of the scenes. But I thought they did a good job with the individual trucks
I need my dad come up for this guy is Junkyard Dog mainly cuz it kind of fits the way he looks and I'm not saying the design is bad but it's just not Devastator Also because now he's Junkyard Dog I can say he needs to be neutered haha I hate myself for that sorry
0:34 if you look at the right side you can see that the arm starts with just a shoulder, when High Tower connects with the arm you can see yellow already in place, I believe that Scrap Metal is part of Devastator’s upper arm. Also if you look at Mixmaster before Scavenger pulls him on, you can see Devastator’s head. Another thing that I don’t understand is how Long Haul and Skipjack are on the ledge above everyone else, but after the arms are put together and it pans over to Long Haul, he is in his vehicle form in front of them all, begins transformation, and somehow gets behind all of them into position along with Skipjack. Same with Over Load, he was in the front next to Mixmaster and still managed to get behind them all to get with the legs. And why does Scrapper have green on him near the elbow? Nothing about their formation makes any sense !!!! It’s driving me mad, mentally and emotionally, sure the scene is epic and all but I think it would be better if they all actually had a position that made sense to where they actually went together instead of teleporting.
Damn the only thing I noticed at first was that somehow long haul was all the way in the front, only to somehow telaport behind the main body to form the leg. But these are all very good points
also the fact that there are multiple long hauls and rampages/scrappers in other bits of the fight while devastator is active and another mixmaster that jetfire kills and it's like... if you have multiple constructicons, why not make another devastator when the first one dies and keep it low so the railgun can't hit it
Look at some of the older cgi scenes that use a different design. This transformation is the result of a rushed product, with an unclear number of vehicles and their positions.
One thing I absolutely hated was that while Devastator was wrecking havok, some of the Constructicons that are part of him were in the village hunting Sam
Some of the Constructicons have a few stand-ins for Devastator in the event that the originals cannot combine. For example Scavenger's stand in (The big red and white excavator in the center) Demolisher, was seen and killed at the beginning of the movie.
@@hallowedknight234 the best theory I have in mind are those are Constructicon clones and not the actual ones. They were just used as foot soldiers. And as for Demolisher and Rampage, they are considered as filler Constructicons, meaning that if Skipjack and Scavenger (the Constructicons that formed Devastator onscreen) were ever absent, they could just take their places.
I have to say, there is something wildly fascinating watching these Constructicons combining into Devastator. Like, you know they all come together. But it's the "how" they come together that is interesting to watch.
Say what you will about this franchise, but this film and the first Transformers has some of the best CGI out there, especially considering how these films came out in 2007 and 2009
Not as good as Daniel saying "Kup, Hotrod look!" Kup climbs up ladder and looks with horror: "Its Devastor." Devastor commences destroying Autobot City.
Haah ya... I cut a lot but I had to leave that in... he's got a funny character that progresses throughout the films. In the third one he's like a Hugh Hefner type it's pretty funny...
One of the many problems of these movies is the fact that they undersell the bad guys frequently... Devastator was extremely badass and threatening, and yet they had Skids and Mudflap of all people giving him hella trouble
If anyones wondering how Mudflap(the red twin) survived,I made a theory that Devastator was made to *devastate* buildings and whatnot, just basic materials like metal, concrete, etc. But the thing is, Mudflaps made of Cybertronian metal. Or cybermatter as i'd like to call it (never calling it transformium) so the blades couldn't shred him and if you look closely when he gets *succed* his car door gets jammed in the saw (or atleast the cybermatter parts. The glass probably got shredded) hence why Mudflao was able to survive
How this did not win best sound mixing and sound effects is beyond me. Does anyone think of The Hurt Locker and think, best sound? Also not even nominated for best visual effects is insane.
yes actually, and i hate the hurt locker. but its sound design is very important to the tension of the scenes in the movie. and as much as i dislike the hurt locker, i dislike this film more and a lot of people share the opinion that this is a bad movie so that probably had a lot to do with it
I always wondered if the constructions could still feel when they were combined. Like, could Hightower feel Skids & Mudflap when they were balanced on his wire?
I will never understand why do some people only care about the freaking damn script writing? The script writing is not always the most important one it's the action that really makes the movie amazing any true transformers fan already know that the transformers franchise is not known for its stories it's more known for the amazing transformers fighting each other I never cared for the story writing I have always liked Michael Bay because he makes the most amazing action-packed movies 😍
Playing this video on loop just for the sound effects! .. When I work out I listen to this sound effect and imagine myself as devastator and get goosebumps and push further!
I had to go widescreen on this sequence because there's too much going on. Bay makes great use of the entire screen. I prefer Full-Screen where you can see even more detail... I'm sick of low quality shit clips on other channels. I cut exclusively from 4K Blu-Rays and go Full Screen as much as possible.
Fucking hero
Thank you 👍
RAZR how do you actually render in 4K? Because sometimes programs love to change the quality to 720p or 1080p automatically
@@noblescorpio6495 2
I’m more into widescreen than full screen on 📺.
the sequence that melted computers.
Literally
exploded one too
Fried 4 computers to the motherboard meaning they legit had to get a new one everytine
Not even an rgb computer can't handle this.
@kritikus handal r/whoooosh
The Joke in the Computer Community is that RGB makes everything better. Including your Morning Coffee and your Toaster.
Fun fact: the design for devastator literally melted a computer because of the sheer amount of detail. They had to store it on MULTIPLE COMPUTERS.
You could say that the melted computer got devastated.
@@thelegendaryascendingdrago4428 fuck off
Jk love you
@@thelegendaryascendingdrago4428
*Ba dum tss*
@@Neo_Angel8 😂😂😂
Not true, that was just a myth.
Demolisher, Devastator and Fallen had some real cool designs and were perfect transformers. The later movies began to have slender and more human looking ones
Theyre aliens! They should have alien designs end of story
@Stormer248 *fourth movie
@@robertrulez5391 It makes sense however that they look more human over time, as they naturalize on Earth
It's unironically the strongest reason why I'm willing to defend ROTF.
The designers seem to have gone out of their way to remind us that that Cybertronians aren't just robits, but aliens.
@@robertrulez5391
Indeed.
CGI in these movies was incredible
Ya... And Still looks GREAT Many Years later...
4th and 5th look less realistic but still good
Yes. These films are way better those childish Avengers.
in Pacific Rim (the first movie) was so out of its time
Too bad the stories sucked, I mean if you're gonna have God Tier CGI at least have a good story
Would've been sick if he got more screen time but his model was just too detailed for their computers to handle
Would of took a good few hours even with our current technology to render his few scenes let alone 2007 pc specs
@@redvindicator1019 They lost a whole ass computer just by rendering Devastator
Ghost112 Yeah I’m pretty sure one actually exploded when they were rendering it. They also mentioned that it would take around 20 years to render one frame of Devastator with a top of the line 2008/09 computer.
@@totallyrad9691 Wow u serious?
@@totallyrad9691 lol
Looking
1:10 - 1:12 I always laughed at that scene cause as a kid I thought devastatior shouting an irradiated “WHAT?!” like when someone wakes you up expecting you to do something for them
And now I can’t help but laugh now that I’ve noticed that
Now I can't un-hear it😅
"whaaa, whaaaa, WHAAAAAAAAAAAT"
Hahaha same
Dam I heard it 😂😂
Devastator in G1:twice the size of the other Decepticons
Devastator in ROTF: *SUCC*
No more like a dog
no it’s more like *SUCC* AND THE COOLEST THING EVER
He atucslky makes a black hole in his mouth from what I heard
G1 Devestator: A big Roblox Charakter.
Movie Devestator: A cool and menacing Monster.
More like a giant vaccum woodchipper
Cool designs, great visual style, and brilliant brilliant cgi. Its a shame that these movies didnt have good writing
It's a Bay Tradition... Bay films are like chicks that are models... all looks.. no brains...
Much of this movie didn't have writing period. It was made during the writers strike in Hollywood, so Michael Bay literally just took his effects crew and Shia Labouf into the desert to shoot random footage, then told writers to make it into a story when the strike was over.
Yay real damn shame
@@RAZR_Channel Damn, what a quote
@@philbattiste9649 An absolutely Logical Analysis... Still... bay is known for weak scripts but the man does deliver. My favorite is a frequently overlooked gem called : The Island 2005. Brilliant storyline script and acting. Marketing fucked that one up pretty bad because the shock factor is really good. If you haven't seen it.. Don't watch Any trailers... just trust me and watch it.
Can we all just agree that Devastator is objectively the most terrifying decepticon in these movies?
Bagger 288 is also
Just like the Decepticons from the first Transformers movie.
@@valensreynaldo6937that’s the name of the actual mining vehicle. The transformer was a fan made one.
Shockwave is up there too
@@ryatt1 but he died in all of 5 seconds after looking at Optimus funny.
I watched behind the scene for this part.The graphic crew said it took almost 4 months to come with the perfect combination.All the parts and the transition.
I can’t say I like the end result
but who don´t apreciate this... think Bumblebee is better
I love the end result
And destroyed a computer too because how powerful it is to render him and almost delete its process
This is the only Cybertronians that are the most hardest to render its animation
@@eizlaniskandar7946 That was a joke.
As a kid, he was one of my favorites
Mainly cuz it was my first time seeing a multi transformation in the series
This is how I got introduced to him
@@christianparrish3292 same here
It wasn’t mine, my first ones were from the 2001 robots in disguise
I love this decepticon so much I bought his toy XD. The one with multiple constructicon (I dont know how to spell it) toys where you can fuse them into 1 big toy XD
@@raizer1946i always wanted to have it, but it was just way to expensive lol. Now im 17...
* Construction workers finish construction*
*payment declines*
*Construction workers*: 0:25
Ya it’s going down you don’t got there money
They’re like: no money? “CONSTRUCTICONS FORM DEVASTATOR!”
Pplo
I would pay the fuck up if threatened with devastator.
*Caution destruction zone*
0:31 OMG, the sound design of this scene!! I freaking love it!!
Including the "EUUUGGHHHHH" at 0:36
@@_charademon_ *especially* the "EUUUGGHHHHH" at 0:36
Don't like big metal impact sound, like that in Mixmaster's attachment. It's not enough heavy for scenes where it's used. Sounds like empty barrel, not a big 10+ ton robot
@@d36dan48 si
@_charademon_ Frank Welker always does the coolest vocals in monsters, sci-fi, and creature feature films.
He's one of the best voice actors that's currently alive today.
1:46 "Mean robots suck."
Love that line bc it's kinda funny
cant hold grip boi! cant hold grip!!cant catch me!!!!
He got ate.. He got so ate😢
1:43 Look at this mean mother-
Tire: DON'T SWEAR
Mean robot SUUUUUCK
The way his core just keeps amping up as all the components fly and clash together into a single point of tension is masterful scene building.
I love the jumble of construction vehicles and parts, just an awesome mechanical monstrosity
Damn this comment just made me realise the greatness of the desings
Many things in these movies didn't age well. The comedy segments, the story, the designs, Megan Fox's part in them...
But that CGI, man... That CGI...
The CGI is amazing but in the wide rotation shot the ground and mountain is so low res.
Imma disagree with the design not aging well. The robot designs from the first 3 films (asides from the obvious offenders like the twins, que & Devys balls) are Top Notch.
Everyone thinks these robots are just piles of scrap thanks to the fast camera-work, limited screentime & the Geewuners constant crying, but the artists have definitely put alot of attention, detail & care into the robots.
@@rpj8961 The Camera-work and limited screentime are definitely good points, but I would also say that if the Transformers were actually written as characters and just the better writing in general would have helped, since when I read the IDW Movie comics I found the designs to be perfectly fine.
But then there were the AOE/TLK designs...
@@grand_max66 yeah that's why I said the first 3 films ay lmao. I hate the stupid stereotype designs with the Knights & Samurais, that & the shameless reuses of models.
Don't care for the Geewun rushed cybertronian in Bumblebee either, they have the opposite effect of Bays TFs where they only look good through the fast camerawork, but their actual models leave alot to be desired.
Having better screen focus, better writing & the TFs treated like characters would definitely be a good start, so far I've only seen this with Shatter & Dropkick.
(I don't count the cybertronian cameos where you're expected to know the g1 characters, even though this is another continuity.)
How can the story age? 🤦♂️
0:42 headlights functioning like two eyes looking at Leo and Agent Simons
You sir have an amazing eye.
Damn I never noticed that
uncanny shit right there
Thot i was the only person 2 notice that
Lol hol up now
Don't care what anyone says, this is the best design for Devastator. The final outcome looks like a monster and actually looks like multiple vehicles Cronenberged together. I prefer this over the g1 design which just looks like an upscaled version of a transformer.
Ok, but the way he was portrayed in Transformers Devastation was absolutely amazing.
Because he literally was. In G1 that's literally what the Combiners are: the Combined form of a team of Transformers. Makes sense they'd look like upscaled versions of their own species. Sorta like how we usually portray manned combat walkers as having two arms and two legs, like a human, for ease of use.
Angry Birds Devastator >
@@evanboll4651el problema es que literalmente el concepto de un combiner es que sean varios transformers uniendose para formar uno mas grande y fuerte no que todos los miembros que lo conformen sean literalmente sus partes como en g1
Atleast g1 devastator is menacing, unlike this crap who got devastated easily
2:07 POV: "You're Going to Brazil"
Why brazil?
@@velocityhdmi8140 oh, you don't know the meme? Also, nice pfp, good to see a fellow jojo fan every now and then :)
@@plantimator7270 not really what does it mean?
@@velocityhdmi8140 it means Brazil is hell or something like that idk exactly
Latinoamerica*
2:26 when you’re food bites back lmao 😂
There are tons of b horror films about that I promise you
Pov: You eated a alive animal in japan
I love the violence of his combining. Each part is slammed into position as his head struggles to rise. Epic scene well presented
I have all the Devastator transformation sounds memorized even without sound lmfao
Yeah sound design was really good in The transformer series. I wish they would come back and do a real action movie for us but I think his style of directing is too expensive compared to all the green screen that’s been put out by the MCU and other outlets. The profit margin’s are just not high enough and maybe Bay is ready to retire because it’s a really demanding job
but people thinks bumblebee is better XD
@@anarkymx4346 imo it is the story plot and everything is in order not a jumbled no story mess like these but the movies up to dotm were beaut
i can see why he got so little screentime. the amount of detail is surreal
He also caused one of the computers used to run the CGI to catch fire.
@@load-bearingcoconut5586 i heard they had to use a new computer for every single frame
@@load-bearingcoconut5586 no way
1:44 exactly what i thought when i saw this version of devastator
Mean robots suck
When I saw this exact scene in the movie theater, The sounds from the transformation of devastator was extremely ominous, so cool.
I wish I could get that experience!
0:42 notice how the headlights moves from right to left when Sam & Leo run,seems likes its watching them
This is basically a cartoon movie for kids, but they hired top-tier computer graphics animators to do the cartoons
Not true… Movies or for anyone who wants to watch them… And a lot of people surely did
The movie appeals to all ages, OG Transformers fans and new, but hey they gotta sell toys some how
@@RAZR_Channel Oh no. Anyone can watch this. I mean, I do. I'm just pointing out the similarities between the lack of plot in these movies and those in cartoons specifically made for kids.
@@johnlime1469 who watches transformers for the plot tho?
@@cloudkungfu No one.
And who watches kids' cartoons for the plot?
2:53, When Mudflap swings over Devastator, sounds as same as the Bungee Zombie from Plants vs. Zombies xD
this comment is edited now lol
@@RXQ1jj Nope, that’s in the actual film.
@@memethanYT what how, i searched the other videos and its actually there wow
Ah yes, idk if its a Transformers 2 reference in PvZ or a accidental PvZ reference in Transformers 2
@@Sky_darts they were both made in 2009 surprisingly enough
It's likely they both got it from a sound effect library or something like that
Everyone talks about how detailed Devastator looked, but am I the only one imagining just how much agony it must've been for one of his eyes to essentially get ripped apart from the inside out?
According to the wiki, due to the massive amount of component Devastator is made of, every single movement is torturous, every components stressed to their very breaking point mentally and physically.
@@elliotmay7571 Really? Just moving is that torturous for Devastator? From the point of view of other Transformers,this must be straight up terryfing. And they do that for and to themselves.
@@afcap0287 The whole thing with combiners, especially on Devastator's caliber, is a nightmare of its own for smaller bots
@@elliotmay7571 I have no doubt about that. In this movie,Devastator looked like a badass monster,and i loved it. But its screen time was short. Yeah,i know that this Devastator was too much detailed and one of the computers was literally incinerated. But sometimes,i imagine what this monster could have done if it was included in Transformers Prime. Jack,Miko and Raf could have nightmares. Well,maybe not for Miko.
@@elliotmay7571 In your opinion,which design of Devastator is the best? The G1 or this one? Personally,i like more this one. Not only because was my first time seeing Devastator(yeah,the Bayverse introduced me to Transformers). This design of Devastator maked the Combiner look menacing and savage like a monster,not just a giant sized robot like in G1.
they made devastator look like a giant pitbull?man oh man!
Yeah I was a little disappointed with that. I guess a giant but wouldn't play out that well with the rest of the scenes. But I thought they did a good job with the individual trucks
Pitbull gorilla, more like.
I need my dad come up for this guy is Junkyard Dog mainly cuz it kind of fits the way he looks and I'm not saying the design is bad but it's just not Devastator
Also because now he's Junkyard Dog I can say he needs to be neutered haha I hate myself for that sorry
Tbh I think it’s because that there was no way he wouldn’t have succumbed to earths gravity
@@kairiley8520 yeah but when else have these movies followed real world logic?
these movies created my childhood, and for that, they occupy a special place in my heart
devastator's main attack: the big succ
I remember getting the giant toy version of that thing for Christmas when I was in like first grade
God, the nostalgia…
Same, and tbh I wish I had that one Instead of getting those studio series one and the masterpiece one
"Gunfight at the O.K. Corral"
the movie Simmons was talking about......man what a classic
@@theelijahbunch What?
Thx man I didn't understand what he said even though I watched this multiple times lol
1:59 Huh, the robot on that newspaper looks familiar. And logical.
G1 Shockwave
Cant see it cause the giant pitbull
Your agurment IS...
Logical.
What news paper
This is what i like about the films: The transformations and designs
Really like their engine sounds as they unite.
We can all agree that devastator was the best part of the whole movie
Nah
Oh I see...
Yes
@@jaydentroeger980forest battle bro
sound design is INSANE.
0:25 This transformation is probably the best the bay films had to offer. I wonder how much of the budget went toward just this because it's amazing.
Knowing Bay, about half.
Dude, thank you for allowing me to relive my childhood in 4K without having to buy the movie 😎
0:34 if you look at the right side you can see that the arm starts with just a shoulder, when High Tower connects with the arm you can see yellow already in place, I believe that Scrap Metal is part of Devastator’s upper arm. Also if you look at Mixmaster before Scavenger pulls him on, you can see Devastator’s head. Another thing that I don’t understand is how Long Haul and Skipjack are on the ledge above everyone else, but after the arms are put together and it pans over to Long Haul, he is in his vehicle form in front of them all, begins transformation, and somehow gets behind all of them into position along with Skipjack. Same with Over Load, he was in the front next to Mixmaster and still managed to get behind them all to get with the legs. And why does Scrapper have green on him near the elbow? Nothing about their formation makes any sense !!!! It’s driving me mad, mentally and emotionally, sure the scene is epic and all but I think it would be better if they all actually had a position that made sense to where they actually went together instead of teleporting.
Damn the only thing I noticed at first was that somehow long haul was all the way in the front, only to somehow telaport behind the main body to form the leg. But these are all very good points
also the fact that there are multiple long hauls and rampages/scrappers in other bits of the fight while devastator is active and another mixmaster that jetfire kills and it's like... if you have multiple constructicons, why not make another devastator when the first one dies and keep it low so the railgun can't hit it
@@dankerbell devastator was too hard to render, it made one of the computers explode. So I don't think the directors want another fried computer
Look at some of the older cgi scenes that use a different design. This transformation is the result of a rushed product, with an unclear number of vehicles and their positions.
Skipjack was never part of devestator
The CGI in the transformer movies we’re beautiful
One thing I absolutely hated was that while Devastator was wrecking havok, some of the Constructicons that are part of him were in the village hunting Sam
Some of the Constructicons have a few stand-ins for Devastator in the event that the originals cannot combine. For example Scavenger's stand in (The big red and white excavator in the center) Demolisher, was seen and killed at the beginning of the movie.
Yeah but explain the two scrappers, mixmasters and long hauls
@@hallowedknight234 the best theory I have in mind are those are Constructicon clones and not the actual ones. They were just used as foot soldiers. And as for Demolisher and Rampage, they are considered as filler Constructicons, meaning that if Skipjack and Scavenger (the Constructicons that formed Devastator onscreen) were ever absent, they could just take their places.
Actually it's part of the lore some of the constructions has clones like long haul,scrapper
@@jonathanbacenty6485 they are clones
*1:19*
*Devastator activates it’s main function*
arguably the best CGI for 2009 IMO. The fucking nostalgia bro.. I cant. goosebumps and chills
Constructicons:
Mix Master (Head)
Scavenger (Upper Torso)
Overload (Lower Torso)
Scrapper (Right Arm)
High Tower (Left Arm)
Scrap Metal (Left Hand)
Long Haul (Right Leg)
Payload (Left Leg)
Skipjack (Left Foot)
Replacements:
Demolisher (Scavenger)
Rampage (Skipjack)
Hook (High Tower)
Bucket Head (Scrapper)
Combined:
Devastator
im a bit late but i never noticed payload
1:21 its moment when im hungry
watching this on theatre was pure jam
I dont know if this is the greatest scene in all of the Transformers franchise but one thing is for sure. It is in the top 2 with Arrival to Earth
Those transformation are SO BADASS
that's why I ALWAYS LOVED transformers
same
I remember back in high school where we all watch this movie
We were talking about it every time we have a break god I miss those days
1:10
“Devastator!”
“WHAAATGH!!”
I have to say, there is something wildly fascinating watching these Constructicons combining into Devastator. Like, you know they all come together. But it's the "how" they come together that is interesting to watch.
3:07 " Aw man, you shot me in the face!" 😝
Funny lmao
Am I the only one who feels bad for the goat
Don’t worry the goat was fine
@@willg9840 movie-verse no
CGI was always the best things about the Bayverse.
The writing, characters, and plot? Not so much.
Loved this damn trilogy..ahh childhood memories
Say what you will about this franchise, but this film and the first Transformers has some of the best CGI out there, especially considering how these films came out in 2007 and 2009
I watched this movie over 100 times
1:20 my favorite part
Destroy anything in his past
I like how you can actually hear devastator powering up when he was being assembled
Not as good as Daniel saying "Kup, Hotrod look!"
Kup climbs up ladder and looks with horror: "Its Devastor." Devastor commences destroying Autobot City.
1:39 I like that line
The CGI on decepticons are so good that I feel bad when they get destroyed
Imagine you see 9 construction vehicles pull up near you and you hear this 0:24
Una de las mejores escenas de todas las películas, no hay lugar para discutir eso
El devastador literalmente derritio una computadora y hizo explotar otra por lo detallado que es
Now that 4K is a thing I can finally see what Michael Bay made, I think this is what we needed for his movies
1:22
Me at 2 am eating every single existing comestible in the kitchen:
A lot of people died
Haah ya... I cut a lot but I had to leave that in... he's got a funny character that progresses throughout the films. In the third one he's like a Hugh Hefner type it's pretty funny...
*Transforming noises*
One of the many problems of these movies is the fact that they undersell the bad guys frequently... Devastator was extremely badass and threatening, and yet they had Skids and Mudflap of all people giving him hella trouble
Ya... megatron was only somewhat scary in the 1st one... the rest... he's a sideshow at best with all focus on Optimus...
If anyones wondering how Mudflap(the red twin) survived,I made a theory that Devastator was made to *devastate* buildings and whatnot, just basic materials like metal, concrete, etc. But the thing is, Mudflaps made of Cybertronian metal. Or cybermatter as i'd like to call it (never calling it transformium) so the blades couldn't shred him and if you look closely when he gets *succed* his car door gets jammed in the saw (or atleast the cybermatter parts. The glass probably got shredded) hence why Mudflao was able to survive
devastator should've been made to shred transformers considering that he's... a transformer
Decepticons always get the cool stuff like Driller and Devastator
Some of the best CGI of all time
this iteration of devastator has got to be one of the best things that's ever come out of the bayverse
You can criticize this movie all you want. But their commitment to good CGI has to be praised. This guy right here cost them a whole ass PC
The stories in these movies allways sucked but the cgi is allways spetacular.
How this did not win best sound mixing and sound effects is beyond me. Does anyone think of The Hurt Locker and think, best sound?
Also not even nominated for best visual effects is insane.
yes actually, and i hate the hurt locker. but its sound design is very important to the tension of the scenes in the movie. and as much as i dislike the hurt locker, i dislike this film more and a lot of people share the opinion that this is a bad movie so that probably had a lot to do with it
This is why i still enjoy these movies: fun, cool looking, and utterly stupid.
Devastator was so powerful, that he Devastated the PC's he was made on, they had to use multiple just to handle his insane detail.
I always wondered if the constructions could still feel when they were combined. Like, could Hightower feel Skids & Mudflap when they were balanced on his wire?
Fact: Devastator is always in pain
1:21 KIRBYS DAD CONFORMED?!
"Mean robot succ" LMAOOOOOOOOO
Showing this scene to a victorian child could've made it spontaneously combust
The CGI was so powerful it required one blown-up pc just to make this scene.
Growing up with these movies this one terrified me me with the transformation because the sound was made me feel like everyone was going to die
That CGI is downright incredible.
Devastator literally gave me nightmares as a child. I was terrified of vacuum ability.
Ah,good times when this came out
The transformation looked sick
just the whirring sound gave me nostalgic chills.
Haisenberg flashbacks...
Here's an interesting fact I'm now finding out, this devastator is voiced by our spectacular VA Frank Welker.😲😲😲
The Transforming Scene Is So ✨Satisfying✨
By physic Devastator should become unstoppable.
It's been 14 years since his live-action debut and his combining animation is still one of the best effing animations I've ever watched.
I will never understand why do some people only care about the freaking damn script writing? The script writing is not always the most important one it's the action that really makes the movie amazing any true transformers fan already know that the transformers franchise is not known for its stories it's more known for the amazing transformers fighting each other I never cared for the story writing I have always liked Michael Bay because he makes the most amazing action-packed movies 😍
Playing this video on loop just for the sound effects! .. When I work out I listen to this sound effect and imagine myself as devastator and get goosebumps and push further!
Cwitchy, Memezee, and Arcade Assassin joining forces to milk every single popular meme in existence:
What a really cool scene and incredible depiction of Devastator! I hope they don't give him testicles!
i am directly below the enemy....