12 More Days!
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klumzypinoy
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It all depends on the person watching it 
Gary Sword
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Surfer said:
Surfer, quit playing with your transformers and go see the move.
KJW Detailing
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the movie was AMAZING! so cool! i just want to go back and see it again!
Nica
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roadrunner1659 said:
Oh yea I'm going again when it makes it's way to the IMAX screen :righton: I'll try to pay attention this time not just stare at Optimus and droole.
Man I loved the spcial effects on it...the explotions....the transformer transformer....WICKED :awesome: :awesome:
klumzypinoy
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Nica said:Yea, it was actully quite funny...I don't think I stoped smiling through out the entire movie. I think the charecters were well choosen if you ask me...oh and what a hotttttttiiiiiiiiieeeee wooooooo...she's hot
YESSSS SO HOT! Megan Fox or something?
dengood1
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Hollywood.com review:
Call Michael Bay Grandmaster Cinema—cinema's master of grand. To him, quality in film is apparently measured by size and decibels, and it has always been the reason for his movies' death (and, to his credit, financial successes). At least Transformers' demise takes a while to surface. Bay, the director responsible for making anyone born circa 2001 think that Pearl Harbor is a theme park, fancies his special effects more integral than the actors or story. But Transformers has a first half that is among the most entertaining in years, thanks to its balance of all three of those elements. The story—a near masterpiece in kitsch screenwriting from Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman—is for a while cohesive and so genuinely funny that it's sustenance for the audience whenever Transformers aren't present. And Bay shows the 30-foot-tall robots sparingly at first, great foreplay for an unforgettable scene involving their official chase-sequence intro. The Transformers are groundbreaking, not only in the literal sense but insofar as a new special-effects bar has been set, with a mix of live action and CGI. The movie is clicking on all cylinders at this point. But somewhere along the way, albeit subtly, the story ceases that coherence—or rather, ceases altogether, as the Bay of old takes over and cuts loose. It's as if his disease was in remission for much of the movie and then he had an action relapse. The overlong ending features, nay, is his trademark special-effects orgy, and Transformers flying through buildings and ripping apart a city is suddenly uninteresting. What was once exciting and controlled is now mundane, as Pearl Harbor has come to the metropolis—with robots.
Bottom Line
Hollywood.com rated this film 2 1/2 stars.
But you're right, it depends on the person seeing it and I'm still gonna go see it
Call Michael Bay Grandmaster Cinema—cinema's master of grand. To him, quality in film is apparently measured by size and decibels, and it has always been the reason for his movies' death (and, to his credit, financial successes). At least Transformers' demise takes a while to surface. Bay, the director responsible for making anyone born circa 2001 think that Pearl Harbor is a theme park, fancies his special effects more integral than the actors or story. But Transformers has a first half that is among the most entertaining in years, thanks to its balance of all three of those elements. The story—a near masterpiece in kitsch screenwriting from Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman—is for a while cohesive and so genuinely funny that it's sustenance for the audience whenever Transformers aren't present. And Bay shows the 30-foot-tall robots sparingly at first, great foreplay for an unforgettable scene involving their official chase-sequence intro. The Transformers are groundbreaking, not only in the literal sense but insofar as a new special-effects bar has been set, with a mix of live action and CGI. The movie is clicking on all cylinders at this point. But somewhere along the way, albeit subtly, the story ceases that coherence—or rather, ceases altogether, as the Bay of old takes over and cuts loose. It's as if his disease was in remission for much of the movie and then he had an action relapse. The overlong ending features, nay, is his trademark special-effects orgy, and Transformers flying through buildings and ripping apart a city is suddenly uninteresting. What was once exciting and controlled is now mundane, as Pearl Harbor has come to the metropolis—with robots.
Bottom Line
Hollywood.com rated this film 2 1/2 stars.
But you're right, it depends on the person seeing it and I'm still gonna go see it
dengood1
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Ok, just got back from seeing it with my daughters and I gotta say it was pretty darn cool! Aside from a little "cheesy" acting by the foxy gal, it was actually funny at times and full of action. Worth seeing simply for the special effects and the transformers uh...... well......transforming
When they transformed it kinda made you sit there and go 
......whoa!
When they transformed it kinda made you sit there and go ......whoa!
Nica
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See told ya it was good...did you see Optimus...dang he looks good!!! Love the blue mmmm......blue....dude the girly girl didn't have to do anythign for me all she had to do is well..you know what I mean..hahaha...I can't get over how hot she was wow!!...she's almost as hot as my wife..almost...
