Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (2009) (VG)

Director:

Clint Skene

Writers:

Adam Foshko (story)
Micah Wright (story)

Release Date:

23 June 2009 (USA)

Genre:

Action | Adventure | Sci-Fi

Tagline:

One shall stand, one shall fall.

Cast

Megan Fox	...	Mikaela Banes (voice)
Shia LaBeouf	...	Sam Witwicky (voice)
Nolan North	...	Sideswipe (voice)
John DiMaggio	...	Sideways / William Lennox (voice)
Frank Welker	...	Megatron (voice)
Peter Cullen	...	Optimus Prime (voice)
Steve Blum	...	(voice) (as Steven Jay Blum)
James Arnold Taylor	...	The Fallen (voice)
Fred Tatasciore	...	Demolishor / Devastator / Grindor (voice)
Jess Harnell	...	Ironhide (voice)
Bryce Johnson	...	(voice)
Robert Foxworth	...	Ratchet (voice)
Charles Adler	...	Starscream / Sunstorm (voice) (as Charlie Adler)
Mark Ryan	...	Bumblebee (voice)
Clive Revill	...	Jetfire (voice)
Chris Edgerly	...	(voice)
Neil Kaplan	...	Long Haul / Protectobot (voice)
Peter Jessop	...	Soundwave (voice)
Andrew Kishino	...	Jazz / Breakaway (voice)
Avery Waddell	...	Robert Epps (voice) (as Avery Kidd Waddell)

Directed by
Clint Skene

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Adam Foshko		story
Micah Wright		story

Produced by
Marwan A. Abderrazzaq	....	producer: multiplayer
Jason Ades	....	producer: Activision
Kevin Burfitt	....	executive producer: Krome Studios
Mark Coombes	....	producer: Krome Studios
Tim Morten	....	producer
Daniel Suarez	....	executive producer: Activision
Chris Vandenheuvel	....	producer: teaser

Original Music by
Steve Jablonsky

Cinematography by
Clint Skene

Casting by
Margaret Tang

Art Department
Jamie Andy Evans	....	prop artist
Warren Hawkes	....	lead prop artist
Daniel Kvasznicza	....	matte painter
Neil Masiclat	....	environment artist
Jessy Veilleux	....	creative director: Meduzarts
Lloyd Young	....	art department

Sound Department
Trevor Bresaw	....	sound designer
Chris Cowell	....	lead sound designer
George Stamatiadis	....	sound director

Visual Effects by
Levi Ahmu	....	visual effects artist

Animation Department
Jamie Egerton	....	animator
Mathieu Walsh	....	animator

Music Department
Dallas Aimer	....	additional orchestrator
Tony Blondal	....	orchestrator
Penka Kouneva	....	composer: additional music
JJ Lee	....	orchestrator
Adam Levenson	....	musical co-director
Chris Lord	....	score synth arranger (as Christopher Lord)
Tim Riley	....	music supervisor
Bobby Tahouri	....	composer: additional music
Greg Vines	....	score mix assistant
Matthew J. Ward	....	score mixer

Other crew
Cam Eason	....	quality assurance staff
Keith Evans	....	quality assurance analyst (PSP and PS2 versions)
Margaret Tang	....	voice director
Stefano Terry	....	quality assurance tester
Jessy Veilleux	....	creative director
Jay Geller	....	set dressser (uncredited)

Thanks
Michael Bay	....	extra special thanks
Ian Bryce	....	extra special thanks
Page Buckner	....	extra special thanks
Matthew Cohan	....	extra special thanks
Tom DeSanto	....	extra special thanks
Lorenzo di Bonaventura	....	extra special thanks
Michelle McGonagle	....	extra special thanks
Ben Proctor	....	extra special thanks
Steven Spielberg	....	extra special thanks
Mark Vahradian	....	extra special thanks

Production Companies

• Hasbro
• DreamWorks SKG
• Paramount Pictures
• Beenox (PC version)
• Krome Studios (Playstation 2 and Wii versions)
• Luxoflux (PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions)
• Savage Entertainment (PSP version)
• Vicarious Visions (Nintendo DS version)

Distributors

• Activision (2009) (USA) (all media)

Other Companies

• Krome Studios  story

Country:

USA | Australia

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:T | Australia:M | UK:PG

Company:

Hasbro

Trivia:

The final video game based on a Hasbro product line published by Activision before the contract expired and was given to Electronic Arts.

Quotes:

Ironhide:Chew on a microchip and stop shooting at me.

Movie Connections:

Features "The Transformers: The Ultimate Doom: Search (2) (#1.9)" (1984)

the video game sequel has taken revenge...

having not seeing "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" yet tells me by playing the video game the movie will be greatly awesome! the video game for the sequel has much more matured compared to the first film's video game. the action in this game is more serious, and more fun. the transformations seem better as well.

pros- game has a "mature" value to it (not as in rated M for mature) but seems more serious than the first game. much better and tougher boss battles. ability to choose your character (on some missions). health/weapons regenerate by itself (and quickly!)

cons- the upgrades doesn't really seem like they make a difference. a few cheesy bonuses. when both campaigns are completed you are wanting to play a new game, unfortunately that will overwrite your current saved progress, but then again the only thing you will overwrite is the completion of missions from the previous game, and the (useless) upgrades you made and a few unlocked episodes from the TV series.

all in all, the game is really fun and entertaining... i enjoyed it very much