Review of Transformers: Dark of the Moon (2011) by Knicksfan7 — 28 Jun 2011

I would first like to start of this review by saying that the critics are stupid, dont listen to them. They must seriously be paid to rip on Michael Bay or an actual good movie. This movie was absolutely amazing and I recall one of the critics even said 'this is a mindlessnaction film about robots fighting each other and knocking each others heads off' um are you serious, yu do know what the title of the movie was before you watched the movie right, because if you didnt, it was TRANSFORMERS! Thats what Tranaformers is all about, the ongoing battle between the autobots and the decepticons, or as you say it, robots knocking each others heads off.

Now onto the movie. I am a diehard Transformers fan, except I only wish I grew up with it, im only 18 years old but I own all of the seasons of the original g1 series, and have seen all of the episodes, and I own ALOT of the transformers figures too, I love transformers and I loved this movie.

It had everything in it. Their was mindblowing action, stunning cgi/visuals, and im sure the moronic critics will disagree when I say their was an excellent story going back to original launch of apollo 11, it even included original footage of the landing, how cool is that.

Their were so many detailed plots intertwined into this action extravaganza. From sams relationship, to his neverending struggle to find a job, to the space race of the 60's, to decepticons destroying the human race! Their was just so much to this film it was unbelievable.

I was in love with this film from the exciting beginning all the way, 2 and a half amazing hours later to the pulse-pounding ending. Their was even some good acting in this movie, not oscar worthy but good enough to get the job done.

I was even proud of the job newcoming actress and beautiful victorias secret model Rosie Huntington Whiteley did in this film. At first I thought it would be annoying with nor seeing Megan Fox in the film anymore but that was gotten over real fast, plus, we can all admit that neither her nor Rosie were in the film to make an oscar worthy acting performance, they were there for their incredibly good looks and nothing else.

The second film was still good in my opion even though it didnt have a script and the screenplay was written in a rushed 3 months during the writers strike, but yes it wasnt the best film ever created but this new and hopefully not final addition to the franchise is by a million miles better than the first and second film combined in all aspects pf the word.

Michael Bay did an absolutely amazing job with this film. Their was the action, and ALOT of it, ther was the eye candy aka Rosie, their were the stunning visual effects which are definitely oscar worthy, Michael Bay did himself justice by using James Camerons technology for this movie and he did a great job with it.

Their was alot of comedy in this film, especially from Sams little autobot companion Brains, but the biggest part of this film was the emotion. Their was an utterly HUGE amount of emotion in this film, I felt excited, I felt happy, I felt energized and pumped, I felt shocked and I felt sadness, from multiple parts in the film which I wont go into because I dont want to give anything away but this new edition the Transformers franchise was a massive success.

Michael Bay did damn good. Neverr have I been so excited for a film and come out so pleased from it. I hope anyone who reads this will listen to what I say and nothing of what tbe critics say. This was entertainment at its best.

I have already seen this film twice now, the promo on monday and the midnight premiere 4 hours ago. I enoued it so much I plan on seeing it as many more times as I can. This was the definition of an epic summer blockbuster, Transformers style.

Epic characters+Epic battles=Epic movie. Their is no doubt in my mind that Transformers: Dark of the Moon deserves 10/10 stars, of I could give it more I would in a heartbeat, definitely go see this movie because it is worth every penny of the ticket price.

Not only saying this because im a diehard Transformers fan but because I know how to enjoy a good movie unlike the uptight and highly unnecessarily negative critics. My favorite film of all time, thank you Michael Bay for a successful and very entertaining trilogy.