One of several Transformers related things posted today, I don't even know how this is real life.

https://x.com/DHSgov/status/2097690989141868827

What ILM did for the the Driller was just incredible, I cant believe they lost to freaking Hugo of all things. Hell the 2007 film lost to a movie about a polar bear...

Video about how they made the Driller: (https://youtu.be/bkUZknjubmY?si=ehCMfkL8EAD29Wqu)

Alright I know this has like zero shot of ever happening, and I'll be tickled pink if anyone seeing this post knows who this character is. (My bet is you don't).

But being a Bayverse Transformers fan I just had to make this post.

Basically in 2009's Transformers Revenge of the Fallen, a piece of the Allspark brings to life a Cuisinart 7 Quart Stand Mixer, (model #SM-70), and turns it into a evil Decepticon.

I came up with this idea after getting back into Orisa and and having a lot of fun with her on comp (her mystic weapon skin is something else man).

I think its literally perfect, they both have 4 legs, a left arm cannon, and for the javelin, it could be the spiky whisk weapon!

When it came to product placement in the Bayverse, brands had the final say on if/how their products are depicted.

I find it funny that Cuisinart signed off on this, while Steve Jobs didn't approve the iPod in the first film.

Several other kitchen bots were transformed into Cuisinart products.

Lastly, Fred Tatasciore was the voice actor for the kitchen bots!

For Reference:

Dickbot is a Cuisinart SmartPower Duet Blender (model #BFP-703CH)

Stand Mixer Bot is a Cuisinart 7 Quart Stand Mixer (model #SM-70)

Waffle Iron Bot is a Cuisinart wmr-ca

In Transformers Dark of The Moon, the character Brains transforms into a Lenovo ThinkPad Edge Plus laptop.

I wanted to know the exact model year and secs of this laptop. Principal photography for the film officially concluded on November 9, 2010, so I can only assume at the latest it was a 2010 model?

Also, the CGI model for Brains showed the keys on his right arm glowing blue, I'm going to assume this is something that the laptop cant actually do.