Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen
(2009)Those mighty-morphin’ robots return with a US $200 million budget and scenes shot in IMAX. Michael Bay (Armageddon, Transformers) is of course back at the helm and all the main stars return, including Shia LaBeouf, John Turturro and long-limbed sexpot Megan Fox. This time the action takes a more international turn, with some parts of the movie having been filmed around and even on the pyramids at Giza.
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Directed by Michael Bay
Starring Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox, Josh Duhamel, Tyrese Gibson, John Turturro, Isabel Lucas, Rainn Wilson
Written by Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman
Out Now (On-Demand,
DVD or Blu-Ray)
Flicks Review
BY Andrew Hedley Flicks Writer
Two memorable scenes in Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen rival the eye-popping spectacle of the original movie. The first is a multi-robot smack-down in a forest. The second is the demolition of an ancient landmark by the gigantic Devastator – a collection of construction machines all rolled into one.... More
Two, count them, two ‘wow’ moments in a 150-minute film. That’s depressing. Director Michael Bay pads out the gaps with lame jokes (two male dogs hump each other and a small robot humps Megan Fox’s leg) or blurry computer-generated action that baffles the human eye to the point of frustration.
The charm of the original is lost in the chaos here. Sam Witwicky’s (LaBeouf) plucky charm and wide-eyed disbelief has been replaced with a smug sense of self-righteousness. Megan Fox tags along to jiggle her breasts and there’s a new, frankly unappealing token babe whose fake tan makes her more orange than an Oompa Loompa with a liver defect.
Those, like us, who were fans of the original might be disappointed with how lazily this sequel has been rolled out. It feels like a rushed, thoughtless FX showreel flicked off by a bunch of suits. Not even the biggest explosions in the world can hold interest for two and a half hours.Hide
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Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen
BY adamatdramatrain superstar
Best movie ever and perfect in every way, mabye a bit too long but great CG, massive explosions, great characters and an easy plot to follow, All together a great movie, plot could have used some more work but still best movie of the century, 5 Stars from me
BY Dhoom wannabe
best movie ever seen . Can't wait for transformers 3 with more fun. Guys no film can beat tranformers . It is dam good
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The Press Reviews
A horrible experience of unbearable length, briefly punctuated by three or four amusing moments. Full Review
This is a tedious load of old rubbish. Full Review
A super-sized second helping, but the novelty factor and some of the charm’s gone. Hey, at least there’s more Megatron / Starscream squabbling this time round. Full Review
With its intelligence at the level of the simple-minded, however, the film is not likely to attract moviegoers who seek something more than a screen filled with kaleidoscopes of colored metal. Fan boys will no doubt love it, but for the uninitiated it's loud, tedious and, at 147 minutes, way too long. Full Review
A giant balls-up. Full Review
This movie is not as much fun as the first but it manages to retain a human scale while giving us really high-end special effects. Instead of fudging things with night-time battles, we see robot combat in bright sunlight. Which is pretty impressive. Full Review
Old folks may find the relentless sensory assault a little draining, but the bangs, ’bots and bombast ensure Fallen has everything Transformers fans will want and expect. Full Review
There’s plenty here for 14-year-old boys to salivate over, not enough for the rest of us. Full Review
Little seems new compared to the first installment, except that this version is longer, louder, and perhaps "more than your eye can meet" in one sitting. Full Review
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