How I would interpret this deleted scene is interesting for you to hear.
Bigweld shows up at the train station. Rodney, angry about what Bigweld said earlier, blows up at him, telling him that he never cared about what happened to all the outmodes since Ratchet took charge like Rodney did.
Bigweld, filled with regret, assures Rodney that it’s easy to give up, but the worst part was how he gave up on everyone, even Rodney, when they needed him most. He also says that when he looked back at his old works, he saw something in Rodney he hadn’t in years: his old self.
This gives Rodney enough of a confidence boost and recharged thinking gears to fight back against Ratchet, with Bigweld by his side.
Promotional material has a way to show some deleted scenes before the modern trailer stuff that had scenes that were not in the movie (i.e. Avengers Infinity War w/ the Hulk).
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How I would interpret this deleted scene is interesting for you to hear.
Bigweld shows up at the train station. Rodney, angry about what Bigweld said earlier, blows up at him, telling him that he never cared about what happened to all the outmodes since Ratchet took charge like Rodney did.
Bigweld, filled with regret, assures Rodney that it’s easy to give up, but the worst part was how he gave up on everyone, even Rodney, when they needed him most. He also says that when he looked back at his old works, he saw something in Rodney he hadn’t in years: his old self.
This gives Rodney enough of a confidence boost and recharged thinking gears to fight back against Ratchet, with Bigweld by his side.
Promotional material has a way to show some deleted scenes before the modern trailer stuff that had scenes that were not in the movie (i.e. Avengers Infinity War w/ the Hulk).
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