You gotta hand it to Michael Bay, the man sure knows how to make a good disaster/action blow-em up flick and he does capture some gorgeous scenes/frames. But a good movie that does not make. Though better and less ridiculous than part 2, the immensely illogical plot that is filled with holes the size of cybertron are too much for me! As hard as I try to dumb down I doubt I will ever reach the IQ this film was targetted at. The prologue had promised but the whole show was at least 30mins too long. The best scenes were those without dialogue and just accompanied by the rousing score. The poor cast was just second fiddle to the SFX! At least Frances McDormand, John Malkovich and Alan Tudyk were entertaining, and with Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Ms Fox is definitely not missed.
2 July 2011
Transformers: Dark of the Moon [Dig]
You gotta hand it to Michael Bay, the man sure knows how to make a good disaster/action blow-em up flick and he does capture some gorgeous scenes/frames. But a good movie that does not make. Though better and less ridiculous than part 2, the immensely illogical plot that is filled with holes the size of cybertron are too much for me! As hard as I try to dumb down I doubt I will ever reach the IQ this film was targetted at. The prologue had promised but the whole show was at least 30mins too long. The best scenes were those without dialogue and just accompanied by the rousing score. The poor cast was just second fiddle to the SFX! At least Frances McDormand, John Malkovich and Alan Tudyk were entertaining, and with Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Ms Fox is definitely not missed.
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