CptStern
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when I first checked the score on RT this more it was at 22%
some of the mainstream movie crickets were a little more kind:
but what the hell do they know? ..lets ask the common man:
from the same guy, who's apparently black
to fair it wasnt all bad:
sounds kinda homoerotic
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/transformers_revenge_of_the_fallen/?critic=creamcrop#contentReviews
I found this review funny:
because it was written by a writer at a paper called "Christianity Today"
Consensus: Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen is a noisy, underplotted, and overlong special effects extravaganza that lacks a human touch
Good when it is good, but extremely, shockingly, horrifyingly bad when it is bad.
I hated every 149 minutes. This is so bad it's immoral. Michael Bay is a time-sucking vampire who will feast off your lost time. This is why the movie is so long.
...an ungainly and incomprehensible assault on the senses.
A great grinding garbage disposal of a movie, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen isn't so much a narrative film as a cacophonous series of explosions intermittently interrupted by needless dialogue.
"Beginning! Middle! End! Condense! Details! Plot!," yells John Turturro's G-man at a robot somewhere in the middle of the morass "Revenge of the Fallen" becomes. Forget "More than meets the eye." Michael Bay should have more so heeded that cry.
some of the mainstream movie crickets were a little more kind:
New York Times said:'ve just spent 2 1/2 hours watching a movie and another hour thinking about what I saw and I have no earthly idea what Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen is about.
but what the hell do they know? ..lets ask the common man:
some guy on the internets said:Transformers 2 review
First of all, the movie is 2 and a half hours long. The problem with this is there is no plot or continuous stream of thought in the movie to justify this length. It's just one thing after another for 2 and a half hours and there's never any "bridge" between scenes giving you any idea of what's going to happen in the next scene.
I couldn't tell any of the transformer robots (especially during the last sequence) apart from one another. I recognized bumblebee, optimus, devastator and that's it. So when there's a bunch of robots blowing each other up and shit you really can't tell who the good guys or the bad guys are, you just kind of have to sit there and guess who's who.
The movie is just this long 2 hour and 45 minute series of action sequences that are really bad. After seeing cloverfield, I expect really big on-screen monsters/robots to cause a lot of mayhem and honestly that never happened in T2, they just did karate moves on each other like a kid would with 2 action figures. In fact that's what all of the action sequences resemble
from the same guy, who's apparently black
Transformers 2 is completely racist. There are two robots in the movie who have big negro lips and huge monkey-like ears, self-claim that they "can't read", speak ebonics, and are constantly trying to kill each other. I was deeply offended. Is this what Michael Bay thinks of black people? One of the robots has a gold tooth, too.
to fair it wasnt all bad:
A well-oiled, loudly revving summer action vehicle that does all that’s required, and then some.
sounds kinda homoerotic
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/transformers_revenge_of_the_fallen/?critic=creamcrop#contentReviews
I found this review funny:
This celluloid abortion should be buried in a vault and shown to film students as an example of big Hollywood at its worst.
because it was written by a writer at a paper called "Christianity Today"