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Transformers: 40th Anniversary Event (2024)
This special cinema experience takes audiences back to the very beginning as the original voice actors team up for the first time in decades to revisit their characters and recreate the enduring magic of The Transformers. An exclusive behind-the-scenes table read appears on a split screen with the pilot episode, More Than Meets the Eye, Part 1, followed by the next three episodes in the first series. Experience the original Saturday morning cartoon for the first time on the big screen and relive its evolution over the years with a sneak peek of the new season of Transformers EarthSpark.
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This special cinema experience takes audiences back to the very beginning as the original voice actors team up for the first time in decades to revisit their characters and recreate the enduring magic of The Transformers. An exclusive behind-the-scenes table read appears on a split screen with the pilot episode, More Than Meets the Eye, Part 1, followed by the next three episodes in the first series. Experience the original Saturday morning cartoon for the first time on the big screen and relive its evolution over the years with a sneak peek of the new season of Transformers EarthSpark.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Animation, Science Fiction
Written By:George Arthur Bloom, Bryce Malek, Dick Robbins
In Theaters:5/15/2024
Box Office:$54,321
Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Hasbro, Toei Animation, Marvel Productions, Sunbow Productions
Cast
John Gibbs
Director
Frank Welker
Megatron / Mirage / Rumble / Skywarp / Soundwave (voice)
Gregg Berger
Cliffjumper / Narrator / Spike Witwicky / additional voices (voice)
Peter Cullen
Optimus Prime / Ironhide (voice)
Frank Todaro
Starscream / Wheeljack / Reflector / Sparkplug Witwicky (voice)
Arif S. Kinchen
Jazz (voice)
Dan Gilvezan
Bumblebee / Shockwave (voice)
Michael Bell
Prowl (voice)
Victor Caroli
Narrator (archive audio)
Paul Eiding
Hound / Ratchet / Teletraan 1 / Thundercracker (voice)
Corey Burton
Spike Witwicky / Shockwave / Brawn (archive audio)
Don Messick
Gears / Ratchet (archive audio)
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