The Official Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Thread

[toef]

Originally Posted by OrlandoEastwood

You know what that picture says?

His mother w****d him out to Hollywood when he was a child and he doesn't like it.

He should be glad his mom didn't curse him with a really short height. Granted, he's not tall, but after seeing how short she is, it could've been a lot worse.

She's wearing cowboy boots, and he's still a foot and a half taller than her. Maybe his dad was Andre the Giant.

[blu-mike]

Originally Posted by johnarnold101

I'm not sure if he is acting like this to create buzz for the new Transformers movie or he is just out there. Very strange. Check this out:

It might be a huge put-on, but Shia LaBeouf sounds pretty unhappy in an interview in this Sunday’s edition of Parade magazine, now available on the Web.
“Actors live dependent on being validated by other people’s opinions,” LaBeouf, who stars in the forthcoming “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen,” told the magazine’s Dotson Rader. “I don’t understand what it is I do that people want. I don’t know what an actor does. I have no credentials. I don’t know what I’m doing. To my mind, talent doesn’t really exist. Talent is like a card player’s luck. It is motivation, ambition, and luck. It’s just a drive to be the best. I think acting is a con game.”
Later, he added, “Acting is instinctual. The good actors are all screwed up. They’re all in pain. It’s a profession of bottom-feeders and heartbroken people.”
LaBeouf himself is, apparently, recovering from a broken heart. He broke up with China Brezner, the daughter of “The Greatest Game Ever Played” producer Larry Brezner. LaBeouf starred in the movie, which was based on Mark Frost’s book.
“Why did the love of my life and I break up?” he said. “Man, I have no idea. What was that all about? I have no answers to anything. None.”
Then he said, “Why am I an alcoholic? I haven’t a damn clue! What is life about? I don’t know.” LaBeouf was arrested for drunken driving last year, and also had a drunken run-in with guards at a Chicago Walgreens in 2007.
The interview is full of revelations, including memories of his “hippie childhood,” which included dressing up in a clown costume to help his father sell hot dogs, and doing stand-up at age 10.
The upshot is that LaBeouf seems to have developed a well-worn cynicism about everything, even as he tries to work out what he’s doing.
“I’m still doing the same hustle now,” he continues. “The only change is that, instead of my dad selling hot dogs from the cart, it’s ["Transformers" producer] Steven Spielberg selling the hot dogs.”

Shia this is ur chance megan fox is single.go for her!!

[child of the sun]

Originally Posted by JHM

lmmfao @ the cowboy boots!!!! ahahahahahahaha

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by blu-mike

Shia this is ur chance megan fox is single.go for her!!

Megan Fox is a tough tomboy, I doubt she'd go for a mild-mannered effeminate guy like Shia LeBoring.

[blu-mike]

Originally Posted by Wolverine1980

Megan Fox is a tough tomboy, I doubt she'd go for a mild-mannered effeminate guy like Shia LeBoring.

just stiring up the hornets nest

[blu-mike]

Originally Posted by PH3AR

South Park is lame

[SquidPuppet]

Originally Posted by drobswim13

That doesn't make much sense because choosing a job based on pay, especially when they are of different fields, is exactly what people are thinking when they attribute more money to making them happy. So I think career choices do play a role in that quote. I mean, if I was an electrician who makes little money or one that makes a lot of money, I would like to be the one who has a lot of money. However, if my happiness comes from being an electrician, it shouldn't matter if I have a lot of money or not, even though I would enjoy more money (not saying that more money would keep me happy though).

Shia appears to be UNhappy with his career, and his money hasnt brought him happiness either. I see what you are saying.

Money may provide freedom and security, but there are many things that money can NOT fix.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by SquidPuppet

Shia appears to be UNhappy with his career, and his money hasnt brought him happiness either. I see what you are saying.

Money may provide freedom and security, but there are many things that money can NOT fix.

Hence Shia LeBoring's drinking and whining and depression, all of which tell me he either doesn't want to be an actor or can't handle the fame or both.

[Barnum]

Originally Posted by drobswim13

Yea I heard about this yesterday. I'm glad that we are in a country where we can speak freely but I think some things should just be kept to yourself sometimes.

Free speech is a wonderful thing in this country but you can not just say what ever you want. There are limits to "free speech"

[Teabaggins]

actually you can say whatever you want....just be ready for the repercussions

[drobswim13]

Originally Posted by Teabaggins

actually you can say whatever you want....just be ready for the repercussions

exactly

[Jellybeans]

Originally Posted by blu-mike

South Park is lame

I have to disagree. South Park is an awesome show!

[PS3-Playb3yond]

Sounds like he's venting.

What does he have against Spielberg though?

[GoYanks]

Originally Posted by johnarnold101

I'm not sure if he is acting like this to create buzz for the new Transformers movie or he is just out there. Very strange. Check this out:

It might be a huge put-on, but Shia LaBeouf sounds pretty unhappy in an interview in this Sunday’s edition of Parade magazine, now available on the Web.
“Actors live dependent on being validated by other people’s opinions,” LaBeouf, who stars in the forthcoming “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen,” told the magazine’s Dotson Rader. “I don’t understand what it is I do that people want. I don’t know what an actor does. I have no credentials. I don’t know what I’m doing. To my mind, talent doesn’t really exist. Talent is like a card player’s luck. It is motivation, ambition, and luck. It’s just a drive to be the best. I think acting is a con game.”
Later, he added, “Acting is instinctual. The good actors are all screwed up. They’re all in pain. It’s a profession of bottom-feeders and heartbroken people.”
LaBeouf himself is, apparently, recovering from a broken heart. He broke up with China Brezner, the daughter of “The Greatest Game Ever Played” producer Larry Brezner. LaBeouf starred in the movie, which was based on Mark Frost’s book.
“Why did the love of my life and I break up?” he said. “Man, I have no idea. What was that all about? I have no answers to anything. None.”
Then he said, “Why am I an alcoholic? I haven’t a damn clue! What is life about? I don’t know.” LaBeouf was arrested for drunken driving last year, and also had a drunken run-in with guards at a Chicago Walgreens in 2007.
The interview is full of revelations, including memories of his “hippie childhood,” which included dressing up in a clown costume to help his father sell hot dogs, and doing stand-up at age 10.
The upshot is that LaBeouf seems to have developed a well-worn cynicism about everything, even as he tries to work out what he’s doing.
“I’m still doing the same hustle now,” he continues. “The only change is that, instead of my dad selling hot dogs from the cart, it’s ["Transformers" producer] Steven Spielberg selling the hot dogs.”

I actually like his candor. I find nothing really wrong or disturbing about his comments. If anything he compared Spielberg to his dad.

[JamesKurtovich]

If he doesn't want to act then I'm sure someone would be willing to take his place. Nobody is forcing him, so he should stop being a ***** about it.

[GoYanks]

they say the best actors are pretty f***ing crazy... I'm not saying he's a great actor, but he's not bad. And it makes sense that he's an alcoholic and has daddy issues.

I mean James Dean was a masochist. He liked to get beat up, like pummeled. If you find a great actor that isn't weird, you just aren't looking hard enough.

[cembros]

just saw a trailer for the movie during the nba finals, what i found interesting was that the aspect ratio of the trailer changed for the imax sequences just like on the dark knight blu ray, AWESOME

[vegeta88]

I would love to see this in IMAX but NO ONE I know wants to coff up the extra money; it's like $15 where I live.

[Flaming Hobo]

Just booked my tickets for the Midnight screening on Wednesday! Can't wait.

[SlmShdy1]

Originally Posted by vegeta88

I would love to see this in IMAX but NO ONE I know wants to coff up the extra money; it's like $15 where I live.

They raised the prices at the IMAX theatres around me. The IMAX-lite theater jumped up to $15.50 and the real one jumped up to $17. But I paid $17 per ticket plus the Fandango convenience charge. Oh well, what can you do? I don't want it to sell out before I get my tickets.