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Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen poster
Its never too early to get that hype machine running for Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen due out this summer in theaters and IMAX. Hence, the above poster. Now the one you see is kind of bright, and that's for a reason. The poster originally sent out was extremely dark and didn't let you in all of its secrets, but the fine folks at Transformers Live Action Blog and The HD Room took the time to brighten and analyze the poster. And the results are intriguing.
I'll spare you the conspiratorial theory details as The HD Room does a great job breaking down the possibilities. But the jist of it is this (possible spoilers ahead):
"The Fallen character is in fact on the teaser poster. He is the genesis of the Decepticons, not Megatron, and has been buried on Earth for thousands of years under or around the Pyramids at Giza. The Fallen and possibly other Transformers had a hand in constructing the Pyramids as well as influencing Egyptians during their stay (echoes of Stargate)."
Now that's The HD Room's theory, and I'll admit its pretty sound. Although the thought of Michael Bay and an Egypt/Stargate-esque scenario kind of frightens me, but what do I know.
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen poster
Its never too early to get that hype machine running for Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen due out this summer in theaters and IMAX. Hence, the above poster. Now the one you see is kind of bright, and that's for a reason. The poster originally sent out was extremely dark and didn't let you in all of its secrets, but the fine folks at Transformers Live Action Blog and The HD Room took the time to brighten and analyze the poster. And the results are intriguing.
I'll spare you the conspiratorial theory details as The HD Room does a great job breaking down the possibilities. But the jist of it is this (possible spoilers ahead):
"The Fallen character is in fact on the teaser poster. He is the genesis of the Decepticons, not Megatron, and has been buried on Earth for thousands of years under or around the Pyramids at Giza. The Fallen and possibly other Transformers had a hand in constructing the Pyramids as well as influencing Egyptians during their stay (echoes of Stargate)."
Now that's The HD Room's theory, and I'll admit its pretty sound. Although the thought of Michael Bay and an Egypt/Stargate-esque scenario kind of frightens me, but what do I know.
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen poster
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