
Originally Posted by
mrmac33
EXACTLY! It's like when parents or teachers continually yell at kids. Eventually they tune it out and there's no bigger place to go. The way Bay is going, TF3 will have to have a nuclear explosion to up the ante.
Someone mentioned war movies with lots of explosions that the critics always like. The thing about them (Apocalypse Now, Schindler's List, Saving Private Ryan, Platoon, All Quiet on the Western Front, etc) is that between battles, there is a lot of time spent on character development, relationships, etc. They usually explore how a character deals with what they confront in war or why war is even necessary in the first place.
No TF will ever be a "war" movie. No Bay film will likely ever explore any topic with much depth. The Island could be an exception, but as stated earlier, the ending undermined a lot of what was built. Pearl Harbor stunk because the acting was atrocious and the love triangle plot laughable.
My only hope for TF2 is that it avoids ridiculous plot holes like the first one had. If it ups the action without shaky cam and provides at least a modicum of logic in its story, I'll be pumped.
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