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Did you get yours ?
* Don't read this if you haven't bought yours yet *
You can read: "Transformers: revenge of the fallen"
It also reveals the price tag,the day and time of the projection, and specifies which room to go to.
And finally, it's a small white piece of paper, with a removable part
GOod stuff, go get one !
You were suppose to buy mine!
If they allowed pets in theaters, I would have bought a ticket for my dog
Who says they don't allow dogs?
I'm pretty sure they let seeing eye dogs in.. Oh wait, it's for a movie..
ThatI'm pretty sure they let seeing eye dogs in.. Oh wait, it's for a movie..
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Optimus prime is a ing badass, super upgraded optimus prime is a badass as well
Hope its better than the last one. Peoplr either loved it or hated it. It was meh to me.
So you didnt love it or hate it?
I can't decide whether it's better to go see this movie or just send my $10 straight to al Qaeda.
I went to the midnight showing lsat night but both showings were sold out a half hour before the shows started. They offered a 2:15 for those willing to wait, i said that and went to the strip to play poker.
The last one was one of the top 10 worst movies I've ever seen, and this one looks worse.
if you didn't like the last one you'll really really really really really really not like this one
If you're gay or a , then you probably won't like this movie. If you're a Michael Bay hater, then you definitely won't like the movie. I saw it today and I enjoyed. It was your typical Michael Bay. It had a load of action with explosions, helicopters flying aboving, buidlings being demolished, etc..
It wasn't good as the first Transformers but it was still entertaining. My favorite robots in this one were Devastator and Jetfire. And I think it's completely sad that people are trying to start a controversy over this movie. The twins are not racist. They are robots, not black people. Besides, if you have watched these movies before, you know that the transformers mimic or imitate the English language. They say what they think is cool and catchy.
I hope you won't be too offended if I look elsewhere for a lecture on political correctness and sensitivity.
i liked it. however much more foul language from the the good guys than the bad guys..
"punk ass decepticon" hahaha
FYI, the words gay and have multiple meanings can be used in numerous contexts. If you don't know then now you know and knowing's half the battle.
So, then, if someone is carefree and happy or a cigarette, they won't like the new Transformers movie? Good to know.
Sure, why not? But seriously, people who don't like movies like Transformers are usually the kind of people that like overrated artsy movies where two dudes are kissing and doing each other or there is a graphic sex scene between a man and a woman that isn't necessary.
well if they are free of care they won't have care... so why would they care for the movie if it's not possible to care..don't you have to some what care for something to like it
http://www.filmfreakcentral.net/scre...nsformers2.htm
The worst summer in recent memory continues as Michael Bay brings his slow push-ins and Lazy Susan dolly shots back to the cineplex with Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (hereafter Transformers 2), the ugliest, most hateful, most simple-minded and incomprehensible assault on art and decency since the last Michael Bay movie. It's bad (that goes without saying), and it's possible that even its fans will have the brute sense to recognize that it's bad--but it's bad in such a way that defies easy description. It's so bad, it's exasperating.
The action, as you'd expect, is impossible to follow, with long stretches cascading in on one another without the slightest notion of who's winning, where, and to what end. But that's not why it's bad. It suggests that the evil robots have perfected Terminator technology in the manufacture of a gorgeous -bot (Isabel Lucas), who, before trying to kill the returning Sam (Shia LaBeouf) with her go-go-gadget tongue, is humiliated by having heroic Autobot Bumblebee money-shot robot semen all over her face. But that's not why it's bad, either.
Ridiculously poor filmmaking and Bay's wearying misogyny aren't "bad," per se, so much as they're the tools of his auteur canon, of his absolute gold-standard grasp of what it is that prepubescent boys are into and his desire to, as fast as he can, create undercover hardcore porn to gratify those desires. What else to make of the weird girl issues--the entire co-ed Michael Bay U campus populated with hot bimbo chattel, Bay's camera leering obligingly? It's tough to make someone feel sorry for Megan Fox, yet the extent to which she's objectified in this flick has you looking for track marks, smeared mascara, and other evidence of bus-stop porn-star exploitation.
Neither is it bad because of an appalling racism that sees white actor Tom Kenny doing the voices of Mudflap and Skids, Amos & (gold-toothed) Andy robots who declare themselves to be illiterate after a film-long minstrel show.
No, Transformers 2 is bad because it represents every single vile, puny thing that's wrong with the United States. It's ignorant, boorish, loud, and proud of it. It takes a moment to imply that Obama is a pussy for appointing some suit to run super-secret, massively-destructive human/Autobot strikeforce NEST, then expels said suit out the back of a cargo plane carrying a bunch of grunts who need to be told that a desert full of Egyptians are "friendlies." Unless we've been at war with Egypt, of course they're ing friendlies--exactly whom is Bay educating? He's educating the audience assembled to watch Transformers 2, naturally, because said audience is packed to bursting with idiots on the one hand and people hoping against hope to recapture something of their lost youth on the other.
The problem with Bay is that he hates you. He thinks you're a moron and then you go about proving him right by making his movies obscenely popular. He also hates the Transformers as a cultural relic, having them fart and piss and and, in a fairly embarrassing moment in an embarrassing film, sport a pair of giant testicles. Of minor interest is the fact that Bumblebee, unable to speak but in borrowed sound bites, favours Tom Hanks' heroic astronaut Jim Lovell and re ed Republican shrimp farmer Forrest Gump. It's proof positive that Bay is a smart guy, smart enough to understand that Hanks is the voice of the American everyman--meaning Bay isn't dangerous accidentally.
As if it matters, Sam is going to college when giant robots start fighting each other and his hot girlfriend dry-humps a motorcycle and runs in a halter top and slow-motion. Is it pointless? It's at least pointless. It's also cacophonous and bloated with testosterone, a loud picture of Michael Bay's tiny bicep inflated with ILM and THX sound, speckled with what he thinks is funny, like two little gay dogs ing each other (and a tiny robot leg-humping Megan Fox), for instance, or those old standards of elder/bimbo/Stepin Fetchit humour.
Transformers 2 is a dossier on Bay's shortcomings as a human being and, sadly, by extension it's a snapshot of how we scramble to indulge the worst things in our nature in the dark, in the company of others destined to be either victim or victimizer in their own sad dramas. It's a primer on how we learn to make war by falling in love with the weapons of war without assimilating the real message of Bay's films that all that firepower is the vehicle of male sexual frustration, insecurity, and inadequacy. This is without stopping to consider Bay's trademark collateral toll: hundreds in Shanghai; thousands as all hands go down with an American aircraft carrier; dozens and their camels in the Egyptian village; and the dignity of everyone involved.
Running at around 140 minutes (with a good forty of those taken up by lacklustre flying-the-nest drama featuring Sam's parents), it's as much a dusty monument to the self as the pyramid Transformers 2 destroys at its conclusion--a futile grab at immortality, a collection of screamed performances and shooting at stuff that isn't damaged by shooting, and destined to be a gaudy testimonial to our humiliating, cyclical indulgence of bellicose policies and antiquated social at udes. It's all so last administration.-Walter Chaw
For the record, gay hasn't always meant sexual. It use to mean happy or carefree. Technically, you could say that the gay community stole the word "gay" and used it for their people.
this movie was probably one of the most ridiculous and incredible times I've had at the theater.
for those of you who think that you're going into oscar worth material:
A) you know what you are getting into
B) Michael Bay
C) try to tune out all the dialog
D) Michael Bay
If it's such a ty movie, why did it make 60 million dollars on its opening day? It made like 16 million dollars just on the midnight showings on Wednesday. Critics are too in critical on Michael Bay. The guy directs and makes action movies. What are they expecting to see in his movies? Two gay dudes ing each other?
Lots more action and Cybertronians; upgraded Optimus. But the plot and characterization took a back seat.
It's a Michael Bay film so that's expected I guess.
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