Connections
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References
Kup relates a story about petrorabbits to Grimlock, mirroring a scene from "Of Mice and Men."
Referenced in
Nerd has a poster of this movie.
One of the nerds holds this film up while going on a rant about Sci-Fi.
Optimus Prime says to Megatron "One shall stand, one shall fall" just like in the animated movie.
Poster viewable behind Nerd.
The movie villain's machine is a shot-for-shot reference to Unicron's transformation
dvd cover shown as part of Jerry's life while at Circuit City
Stan Bush's "The Touch" plays as Jeff prepares to beat the "Missile Command" high score.
The DVD for this film is shown.
Nerd predicted the Stage 10 boss to be either Galvatron or Unicron.
Poster shown while the Film Buff discusses animated movies of the 1980s
Linkara mentions having watched the movie.
Poster of the movie seen behind Board James.
Audio clip of Optimus saying "I thought you were made of sterner stuff" plays when the Media Grubber says Optimus Prime is in "The Little Engine That Could"
detailing Orson Welles' final screen role
Recommended as an alternative to Michael Bay's "droppings".
Featured in
Footage is shown during the #1 pick when The Nostalgia Critic regrets not putting Optimus Prime's death on his Top 11 Saddest Nostalgic Moments list.
Galvatron: "This is bad comedy."
Clip is shown
compares Optimums' death scenes
A character claiming bad comedy.
recalling the showdown between Optimus Prime and Megatron.
movie is reviewed
The "this is bad comedy" scene is used
A clip of Junk City was shown when comparing it to the planet from Galaxy of Terror.
Spoofs
Spoofed in
Mr. Roberts uses the famous Megatron line, "It's over, Prime."