Plot hole: How can Bumblebee and Optimus already have the car specs and colours before they leave Cybertron for the first time to come to earth? Optimus didn't have this when they came to earth in the first Transformers movie.
Bumblebee (2018)
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Directed by: Travis Knight
Starring: Angela Bassett, Hailee Steinfeld, Justin Theroux, Pamela Adlon
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Bumblebee is sort of a soft reboot of the Michael Bay series of films based upon the ongoing struggles between the heroic Autobots and the evil Decepticons in their quest of domination. Bumblebee is the lovable yellow VW Bug who crash lands onto Earth with fractured memories and a damaged voice synthesizer. He immediately finds a friend in Charlie, an odd mechanic/swimmer of the 80s (played by an endearing Hailee Steinfeld) who has lost her dad due to a sudden heart attack. Together they fight to save Earth, be friends and have adventures while dealing with John Cena as a military officer who has a gripe with Bumblebee. A good adventure with lots of heart and energon.
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Suggested correction: First of all, this might not be the same continuity as the older Transformers films. Second of all, the cars on Cybertron might be Cybertronian vehicles. Optimus scanned the semi in the first film so that he could be a different vehicle than he already was. There is no reason this could not have happened.
I'd like to add that we know for a fact that this is not the same continuity. It is a reboot. See the Wikipedia article.
Optimus Prime: Bumblebee, our war rages on. You must protect Earth, and its people.
Trivia: The movie is set in 1987. This is the same year the original "Transformers" cartoon series ended.
Question: Cinema Sins pointed out in the progress bar of the computer display that the word Percent is spelled with a hyphen. Like Per-Cent. I am aware that the word can be correctly spelled as percent and per cent. But doing some research the only mention I can find of it spelled with a hyphen as per-cent is just mentioned as an old way of spelling it. How old is that? And is it still within the time frame of this late 80's period movie to be spelling it as Per-cent on a computer display? https://youtu.be/HNri0mNI2PY?t=1159.
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