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Wednesday, September 16, 2026

Optimus Prime: Awakening Reactions to Peter Cullen’s Final Performance, “My Jaw Was Dropping!”

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“My jaw was dropping throughout the entire scene!” 😱

Collider partnered with Hasbro and Fathom Entertainment to host a special 40th-anniversary celebration of The Transformers: The Movie at Landmark Sunset in Los Angeles, where our readers got an exclusive advance screening of the brand-new animated short Optimus Prime: Awakening.

Directed by Josh Wassung and featuring an original voice performance by the late and legendary Peter Cullen, the short gave our readers a first look at a new chapter in the Transformers legacy. Here’s what they thought about seeing Optimus Prime: Awakening on the big screen!

The Transformers: The Movie 40th Anniversary screenings debut nationwide September 17, a.k.a. Transformers Day.

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