Or the little obnoxious droid that follows the two main characters, they find
the old decepticon and they teleport to the desert, apparently the little droid was hanging onto the things leg, he falls off, and they never show him again or mention him again, but he somehow reappears and is somewhat of a main character in the Dark of the Moon.
Not exact matches
Optimus Prime's
old buddy Sentinel betrays the Autobots and Earth is in jeopardy but as usual they find away to escape certain death and destroy the billions of
Decepticons who have «the better stuff».
Not only does this film resurrect
old Cold War red menace paranoia to paint the villainous
Decepticons as Commies, but it also evokes a lot of contemporary xenophobia towards a vague notion of what lies in the Middle East.
The
Decepticons are up to their
old tricks again as a mysterious Autobot ship that crashed on the dark side of the moon years ago, becomes the main tool for their comeback i.e. the domination of earth.
When he's not whining over the jealousy of Carly's playboy boss (Patrick Dempsey), he's helping National Intelligence Director Mearing (Frances McDormand) and
old friends, Captain Lennox (Josh Duhamel) and Simmons (John Turturro), with the resistance movement against the
Decepticons who threaten the planet.
The plot plays out like an arc out of the
old 80s cartoon, with the proud, righteous Autobots fighting against the troublesome
Decepticons.
is an
old maintenance facility used by the
Decepticons during the legendary war and allows for open vehicle navigation, especially dive - bombing jets and those with long range weapons..