If their biggest problem is that there is too much action, and that it lasts too long, I think I'll be fine.![]()
I disagree with all these critics. Transformers movies are just meant to be a fun action popcorn blockbuster, and shouldnt be taken as a serious movie. Thats what made the first one great.
EmpireOnline has posted a review. ***/5 but really quite bad. Reading it you thought they are talking about a 1,5/5 or 1/5 movie.
Read the last comment. There is a guy who decides whether to watch a movie entirely on reviews. He has even skipped a long list of movies simply because the reviews he read doused the movies in kero and lit a match.
If this is you, dont bother watching this movie. If you are the type of person who believes everything they read as being true then you are one sad individual, and i pity you for not having an imagination or opinion of your own.
Yeah the Empire review made it sound like they didn't like it at all but then they still rated it good. Of course they also rated T4 great so what do they know.
The empire forum is now pretty funny.
"Most people claim not to like his films (Michael Bay films) but they keep talking about them anyway and even his harshest of critics will go and see Transformers 2.
With enemies like these, who needs fans?" :lol
I have always seen eye to eye with Empire and their reviews, and though i will make my own mind up for sure (and im sure i will enjoy the movie) the review they gave has made me a little skeptical.
Although they haven't used the term in their review, they are basically saying the film is pretty one-dimensional. It got 3 stars because it does that one dimension mind-blowingly well. If thats what you want from a movie then its going to be great (i know its what i want from this type of movie).
However the humor, which i enjoyed in the first movie (and which i think i recall Empire liking the first time round) was always a risky move, and it sounds like it may not pay off this time. I hope it will be OK, because for all it added in the first one, it could so easily take away from the second....
IGN UK has reviewed transformers 2 and they have given it a 6/10 calling it a overly long action fest...I CANT WAIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://movies.ign.com/articles/994/994427p1.html
woow that liek below average LOL but all hes negatives are my positives,ACTION AND LONG running timeamong others lol
To me it seems pretty obvious that the WarnerBros viral marketing machine is hard at work to bash the Transformers franchise in order to push HarryPotter6.
Just like back in 2007 when almost every single review was against Transformers and Michael Bay, practically telling the same nonsense complaints that they are writing now against the second movie. (and in 2007 another Harry Potter movie was being released during the summer in July as well)
People, DO NOT TRUST CRITICS! Spread the word, do not let critics own you. They weren't right back in 2007 but only obviously biased against the movie and they are not going to be right this time around as well.
Trust only your eyes, judge with your own brains. Go and watch the movie. Tell everyone to do the same. Do not let these "professional" reviews kill the franchise and make the movie flop at box office, it's a goal they tried to achieve already back in 2007 and they failed because the general public used its own brain to judge and liked the movie.
Back in 2007 "professional critics/reviewers" were telling the same bashing nonsense against the first Transformers movie. And the general public with its own eyes saw that all these critics were absolutely wrong and telling lies. So, how could anyone trust these people now?
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http://www.cnn.com/2007/SHOWBIZ/Movi...ers/index.html
updated 1:14 p.m. EDT, Wed July 4, 2007
Review: Dim 'Transformers' thuds with action
- Story Highlights
- Effects, explosions excellent in "Transformers"
- Human side missing from Michael Bay movie
- Reviewer: Overlong work is "Herbie Goes to War"
By Tom Charity
Special to CNN
(CNN) -- The most expensive toy commercial ever made, "Transformers," Michael Bay's live-action film about the surprisingly durable Hasbro product line, is long, loud and altogether less than meets the eye.
A blockbuster for 8-year-olds -- and, I guess, those older boys who never grew up -- "Transformers" will buzz its youthful demographic (the effects are incredible) but leave the rest of us wondering if Hollywood could possibly aim lower.
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Setting about the action sequences with real vigor, Bay seems to imagine he's remaking "War of the Worlds," or maybe embarking on "Terminator 4." And to be fair, the Transformers in motion are something to see -- as with several of this year's event pictures, the effects guys have surpassed themselves.
But the illusion is shattered whenever the 'bots start talking or the action stops. Bay tries to gloss over the infantile plot, but it would take a lighter, wittier touch to square the movie's pedestrian script with its excitable vision of impending auto-geddon.
At least John Turturro, who shows up at the halfway mark as an unsympathetic government operative, seems to have understood that "manic" is the only appropriate response. First he's stripped to his underpants, then a monstrous machine relieves itself all over him.
After 144 minutes of "Herbie Goes to War," I knew just how he felt.
"Transformers" runs 144 minutes and is rated PG-13.
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True, all though lately it seems like the critics have been liking action films.
"Fate rarely calls upon us at a moment of our choosing." - Optimus Prime
Punk ass decepticons
Another one: http://www.screendaily.com/transform...002498.article
Most critics always hate bay movies. But recently i started reading some that defends him, his style and start calling him "auteur". For example the Transformers' review in the most important spanish newspaper did that.
dude i saw that teaser trailer review they did these 2 guys , it waslike the funniest thing ever they actually called prime megatron at one point LOL... and WHY do ppl go on a movie like transformers expecting it to another titanic????
i mean come on its transformers......
There's a thin line between being a hero and being a memory...
here's another review http://www.variety.com/review/VE1117...goryid=31&cs=1
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