My friend Will, in forestry school for urban forestry, had this to say about the new Transformers movie:
"It's metal fighting metal. And no one's recycling. Tell me who recycles all that metal--no one. That's the real tragedy."
Hehe. Has anyone actually seen it and want to share on the nature of recycling? I bet Optimus Prime recycles. At least, the Optimus Prime of my youth.
Thursday, June 25, 2009
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There were lines in the movie that led me to believe that the robots were partly made of radioactive material. I don't think you can recycle radioactive material in any traditional sense.
woo buzzkill
They do reuse parts, to fix and to build new bots and upgrade, so it's not a total environmental mess. Except for the part where they're radioactive.
Otherwise, the film was horrible. And bad.
I really hope this isn't serious.
Recycling isn't THAT important, and these things don't exist. They aren't made of metal, they're made of CG.
I haven't seen the movie so I'm not sure on the material of the Transformers, but more importantly, I think what Will said was funny because it's not focusing on the utterly terrible reviews or supposedly racist sidekicks, but recycling. Recycling - one of the most uncontroversial things people engage in on a daily basis.
Come on - can I get a little Friday love here for a recycling joke?
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