|Till All Are One/Optimus Prime talks to Noah Diaz| Rescored|HD Version| 

NO WAY😱 Thank you so much for watching this video brother much appeciation from one of m favorite TF content creators!❤ Godbless 🤜🤛 and stay safe!!

I really like that Optimus has the open-face look again like how he did in the 1st 5 movies.

Eighty-one years old and still kicking.

@@nathanielcruz6675, not to mention that he sounds exactly the same like no time has passed.

@@joshmontemayor1212exactly

He is to Optimus as Kevin Conroy was to Batman.

@@isaiahgonzales6907 and as Steve Downes is to the Master Chief

He returned to oversee the music

Jablonsky helped with the score even though he wasn't the lead composer but only takes credit for the tracks he wrote.

have you not watched the end/

Epic action lol

Rise of the Beasts has plenty of memorable tracks.

This is an Optimus in a state only a few others can relate to; one who feels the guilt as if he lost the war, lost all of his comrades, and is living in exile on a planet with inhabitants who have shown to be hostile to their kind and no way to get home. As the beginning of a new film series, it shows the differences between the directors' opposing opinions of the franchise. Michael Bay admitted he never liked the series coming into the films, but you can see how much Knight and Cagle do. Bay's films the robots were just props to the action set pieces, and the Autobots were stuck in vehicle mode and weren't allow to get touched like he was filming a marathon of car commercials. In the Knight/Cagle films, they're the leads of the film, with defining character arcs. Where the Bayverse started with some signs of Human and Autobots working together, Michael Bay's cynicism became more glaring in the later films when the humans, aside from Sam and Cade, even Simmons, were mainly depicted as distrustful political actors, paramilitary groups like NEST, Cemetery Wind, and TRF, turned it into a "USA! USA! military vs giant metal monsters" series. This time around, it's more hopeful and there's an underlying interest by a 'certain secret goverment organization dedicated to protecting the planet' to work *with* the Autobots rather than keep track of them until it's time to wipe out all Cybertonians.

@@_GeneralMechanics_ Damn friggin fraggin straight my dude Bayformers were mostly guilty pleasure Bumblebee has it's REALLY good moments but I kinda wanted more from what we got in the Cybertron scenes ROTB is one of those films were the more I watch it, the more I love it. Been a fan since I was a small child so I have been waiting for Transformers movies to have much more emphasis on the Transformers I mean, Transformers is in the title of these things lol

@@JaceTheSnake92 Same here, fan since Christmas 1984, and happy to see the franchise still thriving.

​@@_GeneralMechanics_ The Bayverse first 3 movies were good, y'all tripping so hard when you guys say Optimus Prime became a maniac who had no mercy when he gave the Decepticons so many chances in those movies only for them to start committing more genocide. His character does take a dip near Transformers Age of Extinction but even then that Prime is justified for what the humans did. It's like you guys can't take any interpretations seriously. Bayverse Prime and G1 Prime both had different experiences-- for example, G1 Prime and the rest of the transformers were knocked out for all of ancient Earth history when the Ark crashed into the planet. Bayverse Prime on the other hand had to live through all those years and even then he was pretty chill in the first 3 movies

Also I highly encourage you to watch the director behind the scenes for Transformers 1. Even Peter Cullen was pleased with Optimus Prime there and in Revenge of the Fallen, Peter Cullen got to say lines that he wanted to say on his own like "Junkyard trash"@@_GeneralMechanics_

i dint see it cause i was in the toilet💀💀

@@Susukie bruh XD

That's deep man, I'm glad you Redeemed yourself

He was. And he will be our Optimus Prime! Why does sound like...no. no. By the Matrix. No!!!!!!!

Don't forget Garry Chalk and David Kaye. (David Kaye who voiced animated prime)

What does that saying mean again "Till all are one"

I totally agree with you. This part where optimus prime and Noah Diaz decided to fight for the earth will always be my favorite scene in the movie.

I agree with you. The Arrival to earth soundtrack brightens my heart with happiness and it will always have a special place in my heart everytime I listen to this soundtrack .

And then he helps through the power of friendship lol

Yessirrr

Gotta wait till October till it come out on blu-ray.

Better quality and more scenes, till all are one...

I still wonder why they gave him lips in all the movies. I mean know now the mask signifies battle mode. But it can be explained as it's just what he originally looks like. Whilst also saving on the budget. But hey I ain't complaining just wanna know why.

​@@trustworthyh3ro267well i know in this movie his face is modeled after peter cullen

@@cosmicmaster1006 a relative told me that in the Old cartoon that his face was supposed to be animated but it was better to save on the budget with a mask. So he is supposed to have lips. Neat on the fans taking note of that for the Live action movies, and later cartoons.

Thx❤

I am sorry ford escape you were looking for your own I can't be angry with you

Yes

@@burntrab3936 did they manage to slip in the deleted scenes or is it like after the post credits and stuff?

Optimus by Steve Jablonsky

The reason he apologized to noah because optimus was being a jerk so he still got to get used to getting along with humans

I see and I understand.

The war between the autobots and the decepticons is taking it's toll on him, I wish he could be more humble and kind-hearted just like his Prime incarnation

@@Otep1122 right

On a TV.

Theatre’s

Theater, cant beat the big screen and the sound.......

The movie's now in theaters, on digital, & on Paramount+.

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