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Transformers review


Rating: 4.5/5

Review: "Best movie in 2007!"

I considered this as one of my best movie. Is this consider Michael Bay's best? I think so. Although, you can see his usual big and loud action with exploding things. When we first heard that Michael Bay was going to direct this movie, we all knew that it would be loud and had a lot of action. Michael displayed his action types. Exploding things come smashing and big robots chunking themselves at each others. So when you are watching this in cinema, it will be very loud. Michael made the robots' designs cool with the modern touch. Those who complain that the robots do not look like the usual cartoon, Michael made the robots to look cool, they are modern, not to look like the old cartoons.
The story is dead simple, you get a young man, Sam Witwicky falls in love with a pretty girl, Mikaela and bought a old car which transforms into Bumblebee. From there, the Decepticons chase them and Optimus Prime told them that they want the glasses which has the location of the allspark. The robots smashing each others start here.The fightings are intense, smashing and hurling at each other, it means you get to see brief moments on how the robots are fighting. The Decepticons are disappointing, most of them only come to screen at the last half and hour and do not show their true powers, I mean, they are huge and evil-looking for no reason. You will get to see Megatron fighting Optimus Prime, the longest fight. The final fight is the best but the whole movie is good with the heavy music.
This is for all, fans or not. Those who are not fans of transformers may like this too as this is not about the robots, it is the action. Those fans of action, you also will want to watch this. Worth the price of the tickets.

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