Carrie Meet Transformers is a 2022 American science fiction action film and is the 2013 remake film "Carrie" and the film series "Transformers". Into the "Carrie" franchise as well as "Transformers" franchise as to crossover between film. This film is directed by Kimberly Pierce, produced by Michael Bay, written by Madilynn.p and Connormcgranahan, and distributed by Paramount Pictures, Di Bonaventura Pictures, Hasbro Films, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and Screen Gems. Based on Transformers created by Hasbro and Carrie created by Stephen King.
This cast consists of Chloë Grace Moretz, Jamie Blackley, Gabriella Wilde, Ansel Elgort, Portia Doubleday, Alex Russell, Julianne Moore, Liam Neeson, Judy Greer, Barry Shabaka Henley, Demetrius Joyette, Mouna Traoré, Zoë Belkin, Max Topplin, Connor Price, Liana Liberato, Karissa and Katie Strain, Samantha Weinstein, Chord Overstreet, Kyle Mac, Hailee Steinfeld, Zendaya, Bridgit Mendler, Tom Holland, Peter Cullen, Mark Ryan, Frank Welker, and more characters many.
Main Cast[]
- Chloë Grace Moretz as Carrie White
- Jamie Blackley as Simon
- Gabriella Wilde as Sue Snell
- Ansel Elgort as Tommy Ross
- Portia Doubleday as Chris Hargensen
- Alex Russell as Billy Nolan
- Julianne Moore as Margaret White
- Liam Neeson as Ralph White
- Judy Greer as Miss Rita Desjardin
- Barry Shabaka Henley as Principal Henry Morton
- Demetrius Joyette as George Dawson
- Mouna Traoré as Erika Gogan
- Zoë Belkin as Tina Blake
- Max Topplin as Jackie Talbot
- Connor Price as Freddy Holt
- Liana Liberato as Norma Waston
- Karissa Strain as Nicki Waston
- Katie Strain as Lizzy Waston
- Samantha Weinstein as Heather Shyres
- Chord Overstreet as Roy Evarts
- Kyle Mac as Kenny Garson
- Hailee Steinfeld as Alice
- Zendaya as Saoirse
- Bridgit Mendler as Sophie
- Tom Holland as Olivia
- Natalie Dale as Rachel Spies
- Annie Chen as Anissa Chen
- TBA as Jessica Upshaw
- The Mortimer Snerds/Ultras
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Voices[]
Autobots[]
- Peter Cullen as as Optimus Prime
- Mark Ryan as Bumblebee
- Grey Griffin as Arcee
- Ken Watanabe as Drift
- Steve Blum as Wheeljack
- Andrew Morgado as Cliffjumper
- Kirk Bailey as Brawn
- Robert Foxworth as Ratchet
- TBA as Grimlock
- Reno Wilson as Sqweeks
- Steven Barr as Topspin
- Mark Ryan as Bulldog
- TBA as Canopy
- TBA as Trench
- John Goodman as Hound
- Tom Kenny as Wheelie
Decepticons[]
- Frank Welker as Megatron
- Reno Wilson as Brains
- Angela Bassett as Shatter
- Justin Theroux as Dropkick
- David Sobolov as Blitzwing
- Jess Harnell as Barricade
- Tom Kenny as Wheelie
- John DiMaggio as Nitro Zeus
- Reno Wilson as Mohawk
- TBA as Berserker
- TBA as Dreadbot
Synopsis[]
A year and a half before the infamous Senior Prom takes place, Carrie runs away from home in Chamberlain and ends up on the city of South Dakota. There she meets the robot and people of the junkyard and sets about getting her life back on track (No pun intended). While there, she also meets someone she never expected to see in her life.
Plot[]
Freak! Freak! Weirdo! Dumb bitch!
Creepy Carrie! Creepy Carrie!
Try and miss this one, Christian freak!
Go to your closet and pray for forgiveness!
Sin never dies!
You'll never amount to anything in life!
You're such a stupid worthless human!
Scary White! Scary White!
Pray for forgiveness, little girl!
Carrie White (Chloë Grace Moretz) woke up suddenly from another nightmare of horrible memories from her old life, hyperventilating and beads of sweat forming on her forehead as she tried to remember where she was. But then, after a few panicky moments, as she calmed down and taking in a few deep calming breaths while wiping her forehead, she gradually remembered where she was and why she was here in the first place.
~Friday November 30th, 2012, 8:30am, Junkyard of South Dakota~
Throwing her new blanket aside, she sat up from the bed of straw she'd been sleeping on and, taking in a few more deep and calming breaths, looked outside from the top level of the barn where she'd been sleeping for the previous five nights, ever since she'd runaway and escaped from the hellish nightmare she knew as her previous life in Chamberlain, Maine eleven long days before.
Gently settled back down on the straw bed and, as she focused her eyes on the old ceiling above and rubbed her nervous sweaty face, she took in one deep breath after another and slowly calmed down. She tried to tell herself that she was finally safe now but...and perhaps understandably...her mind and brain just still wouldn't accept it, despite the fact that she knew she would, hopefully, never again see any of the people who had tormented her for so long throughout her life.
Carrie: I'm alright…I'm okay…everything's gonna be alright. You'll be okay.
As Carrie told that to herself over and over again for another minute or two, despite not knowing if everything would be all right considering where she was now, and what she'd had to do in order to get where she was right now.
After being badly bullied by many of her fellow students in Ewen High school Chamberlain for nearly her whole life, the worst of them being The Mortimer Snerds consisting of Chris Hargensen (Portia Doubleday), the group's leader and her friends, Tina Blake (Zoë Belkin), Nicki and Lizzy Waston (Karissa and Katie Strain), Heather Shyers (Samantha Weinstein), Jessica Upshaw, Rachel Spies (Natalie Dale), Anissa Chen (Annie Chen), and quite a few other bullies, including a few teachers, as well as being badly abused in her own home by her fanatically religious, but secretly, one of the group, Sue Snell (Gabriella Wilde), one of Chris’s closet friends, had recently started to have second thoughts about their actions towards Carrie and psychopathic mother, Margaret White (Julianne Moore), who'd lock her in the small prayer closet under the stairs for long periods of time if she suspected she'd done something sinful, which almost all of the time she didn't, Carrie knew that she couldn't take it anymore.
Feeling and fearing that her life would be in danger if she stayed at home for much longer, and unable to take any more of the bullying from her peers and some of the teachers in her school, as well as the abuse she was receiving from her own mother, she decided to run away from home and make a fresh start somewhere else.
Before leaving, however, she left in her school locker, in a brown A4 envelope, an exercise copy book with 400 pages in it, within which she had left a detailed record of what had happened to her, every incident of school bullying that she could remember and there were a lot of such incidents mentioned, as well as describing what her mother had done to her in her old home. Using her very neat, easy to read handwriting, she managed to fill up 398 pages in that book. And to have filled up that book with so much information really surprised Carrie, particularly by how much she had written, including the dates, the circumstances of what happened in each incident and such as well as the names of any person responsible. But it was just like a cabinet, rich in memories, had just been opened and everything that could come spilling out in immense detail, and once she started writing down everything, she just couldn't stop writing it down.
She had also left, stuck to the front of the A4 envelope with a little bit of sticky tape, a letter in a smaller white envelope giving her explanations for why she was running away and how she expected to never return home to Chamberlain again.
Yet Carrie was also well aware of the risks she was taking, she was aware of the fact that she would miss the rest of her time in Ewen High School, including the rest of Junior year, as well as all of Senior year, the big prom that would take place at the end of Senior year and the graduation ceremony not long after.
She also full well knew that if she was caught running away or that if her over-religious, psychopathic mother got wind of it, she would no doubt be locked up in the closet for a very long time to come, so she had to take every precaution to avoid that at all costs. In the time leading up, she acted like all was well, both in school and out of it, and did the things Margaret expected her to do while discreetly packing up clothes and other things so that she could bolt from the house at a moment's notice if she needed to.
She did a very good job at that, as Margaret didn't see or hear any indication or clue that would indicate to her that Carrie was going to be leaving the house in the very near future. Not even Carrie's classmates or teachers in Ewen High School detected or noticed the slightest indication that Carrie was going to be leaving town very soon.
Very early in the morning of Monday November 19th, just a short time before dawn on the weekend before Thanksgiving week, with Margaret still fast asleep in her bedroom, Carrie took the opportunity to escape, absolutely determined to live her own life someplace else and make it on her own. She also knew deep down that if she was gonna run away from home to start over, it was a case of go now or never…if she didn't take the chance given to her right then and there, it may never come up again.
Carrie was helped in the fact that the following week was Thanksgiving week, and so many people in Chamberlain, including most of those she went to Ewen High School with, would be out of town which would help make her escape much easier.
Having already packed a suitcase with clothes, the necessary documents, supplies and all the very few personal possessions she had in the world, as well as all the money she'd saved up, totalling about $14,000, she dressed herself into warm clothing, put on a warm hat and very quickly and quietly left the house before she made her way to the bus station on Main Street, where she caught an early bus heading to Portland, Maine.
But before she left the house, she left behind a note, written the evening before, on the kitchen table telling her mother she was going out and never expected to return home again. She also said goodbye to no one, as she knew doing something like that would completely ruin her chances for escaping successfully.
She also left behind in that old house anything to do with religion or the bible, as she was tired to the back teeth of all that nonsense from having her mother constantly speak about it and pray every day to something that had only brought her back luck throughout her time living with her mother. She even left behind the necklace with the crucifix that she always wore, wanting nothing to do with her old life anymore.
At one point as she walked down the street to the bus station, she briefly paused along the sidewalk only a hundred yards away from the bus station and turned round to look behind her and then she debated for a moment whether or not she should head on back home again. But then, fearful thoughts of being abused by her unstable mother and being bullied again by many of her classmates in school filled her head as already bad memories of her life came flooding back to her. So, she turned and continued on to the bus station, she'd made her mind up…leave. She'd had enough of everyone here…and it was time to move on.
After buying a ticket for a ride down to Portland, Maine, she boarded the bus and took a seat at the very back. Not too long afterwards, the bus left the bus station with its passengers and headed away down Main Street bound for Portland, passing places Carrie was familiar with, including the Kelly Fruit Company, a popular diner where many of the teenagers in town hung out, the Hardware and Lumber Company as well as the laundry and dry-cleaners on Main Street where her mother had worked for many years and passing by all the houses where many of Carrie's school mates lived.
They also passed by Ewen High School for a few seconds, which was all locked up for the holidays with its front façade looking quite dark and menacing in the pre-dawn light with all its lights turned off and entrances closed up. The sight of it briefly caused Carrie a few moments of silent panic as they went past the school. They also went by Carrie's old grammar school on Baker Street and Chamberlain Junior High School, both of which were more places that brought back bad memories to Carrie.
Very soon, after clearing the outskirts of town and moving off into the countryside, they had left Chamberlain behind and went up a low hill off to the south side of the town, from where the whole layout of the town, and some of the key landmarks, could be clearly seen. Carrie turned and looked out of the back window as she got further and further away, and a small tear went down her face.
Carrie: Goodbye to Chamberlain…I hope that I'll never return to this town again.
As Carrie in a low whisper as she turned her head away when the bus turned went through a wood lining both sides of the road and motored on its way, while the woods blocked out the view of Chamberlain from the hilltop.
And with that, Carrie's involvement with her hometown of Chamberlain, Maine came to an end. From now on, she had her own future to worry over and vowed never to go back home or remember about her past again, or even see those who had made her life miserable.
The thoughts that were going through Carrie's mind as she watched the countryside go by while the sun slowly came up to the east was that she wasn't wanted in Chamberlain, either by her own mother in that lonely old house, or by anyone else, especially her own school mates who'd made her life hell for years. So, it was time for her to leave that old town, move on to the future and to, hopefully, leave all her bad memories and bad people behind for good while making a brand-new start in her own life.
Yet, what Carrie didn't know was that by running away from Chamberlain when she had the chance to do so and leaving behind the hellish life of bullying and abuse that she'd endured for years, she'd done herself and her hometown a massive favour. It meant that she had saved herself from further and unnecessary abuse, humiliations and bullying from any further people at school and had cleanly broken free from the grip of her abusive, domineering mother, which meant that it would allow her to get her confidence back at last and get her life back on track, and to secure her own future the way she wanted it to go.
But, and far more importantly for her, and for everyone else who went to Ewen High School, it also meant that when the night of their Senior Prom came to Ewen High School in late June 2013, there would be no Black Prom and no Chamberlain massacre or damage done, which meant that nobody would die on Senior Prom night.
After arriving in Portland after a comfortable trip about two hours later, by which time the sun was well up, Carrie disembarked from the bus with the other passengers and left the bus station. Feeling hungry, she took the opportunity to have some much-needed breakfast in a small café within town before making her way over to the port and managing to sneak aboard one of the large cargo ships tied up in the harbour, the M.V. Tidmouth, with no idea where it was going. But she didn't care about that, just as long as it took her to a place where she could make a fresh start where no one would know of her past.
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