Transformers The Movie 1986 Still Traumatizing After Almost 40 Years

Transformers The Movie 1986 Still Traumatizing After Almost 40 Years

On its anniversary, Troy Hill Talks looks back at the animated classic, The Transformers: The Movie from 1986. I can't believe this is almost 40 years old! This film was a defining moment for a generation of fans, not just for its epic scale and killer soundtrack, but for the shocking death of Optimus Prime that traumatized kids everywhere. We explore the introduction of the planet-eater Unicron, voiced by the legendary Orson Welles in his final film role, the rise of Rodimus Prime, and Leonard Nimoy's unforgettable performance as Galvatron. From the powerful anthems by Stan Bush like The Touch to Weird Al's Dare to be Stupid, the movie's legacy and awesome 80s soundtrack endure. Why does this 80s masterpiece still resonate so strongly today? Join the discussion and share your memories of seeing it for the first time.

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