This Transformers edit was one that I wanted to make more serious and fast paced. Cut out a lot of the talk and stupid humor.

The Season 3 episodes, "Dark Awakening" and "The Return of Optimus Prime", are combined into a short film.

The story thus far: Will Smith is chasing Trinity after she tries to escape with the secret documents. Sean Connery is not far behind and Nicolas Cage tries to keep up; but Matt Damon intervenes. A huge meta car chase ensues.

This is a version of REVENGE OF THE FALLEN that is pretty similar to Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Kitten Calendar Edition, but intended to somewhat appease those who do not appreciate the comic genius that is The Twins.

This trims down the excess fat to speed up the pacing and hopefully increase the sense of urgency of REVENGE OF THE FALLEN, and help the film not drag so much. Aspects that limited the scope to such a seemingly small period of time (relative to the Transformers lifespan) were removed. There were other various poor jokes, continuity errors, geographical mistakes that were corrected as much as possible.

This version of REVENGE OF THE FALLEN cuts out as much as possible of the stupidity, which ruins this movie (especially scenes involving Sam’s parents, Leo and Autobot twins), and other useless stuff, which does not serve any real purpose to create a faster and more serious cut of the movie.

While maintaining it’s cohesiveness and not having anything seem out of place, this edit removes as much material as possible from the film that didn’t work or detracted from the important aspects. Every plot point that was needed for the story remained intact.

To develop a better cut of “Transformers” which would add a few select scenes or plot elements from “TF2: Revenge of the Fallen” into the story of the first film.

Sam Witwicky gets his first car and also gets mixed up in an intergalactic robot civil war. You know, a typical teenagers life.

In the year 2005, the Autobots and the Decepticons are still locked in battle, but a deadly new force enters the fray–a giant killer planet known as Unicron. The heroic Autobots must fight for their own survival and to save their home planet from destruction.

Removes most of the over the top, silly sequences and dialogue of the film, and tightens the story up overall.

The character of Carly as featured in the 2011 blockbuster feature film, Transformers: Dark of the Moon, originated in the original 1980s cartoon series, TheTransformers. Now, you can relive all of the original Carly’s adventures in this feature film condensed from the nine episodes that Carly appeared in from 1985 to 1986