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Any one going to watch the movie?

When Sam Witwicky finds out some crucial information about the Transformers' creation and their history on our planet, the Decepticons set out to catch him and pick his brain. Optimus Prime must join forces with armies from nations all over the world in order to stage an epic battle against the Decepticons in the enigmatic land of Egypt. Many secrets about both human and Cybertronian history are revealed amid spectacular clashes of robot vs. robot.

Three Good Reasons

1. If it ain't broke; don't fix it: Michael Bay and Steven Spielberg are back as director and producer, and stars Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox and John Turturro also return.
2. The sequel treats its audience to giant explosions in a number of new settings, including picturesque Egypt, and introduces some new and even bigger Transformers to the mix.
3. Taking a cue from The Dark Knight, Bay shot three action scenes on IMAX cameras, so the image will fill the entire eight-story screen. So you'll see Optimus Prime at more that double the size he'd be in real life.

I probably going to wait for it to come out in Blu-Ray and just buy it.
The special effects of the movie is pretty nice, but not much the robots.

Boy was I wrong


I'd assumed that this show was obscene nerd garbage. I was falling
asleep a few nights ago and this show came on. I was too lazy to change
the channel as I usually would. This show was on and I watched it.
Brilliant. I'm not familiar with the Star Trek universe, but the
writing of this show is amazing. It's Philosophy. I love it.<br><br>I can't look at what I perceived as nerdy the same way again. I feel
like a fool. If you Star Trek fans might suggest another good show, I'd
love to hear it.<br><br>It seems that I have to speak for at least 10 lines to post this
message. So, I say to you, whom I perceived as a nerd, you are a nerd,
and that means that you are our future social betters, behind the
scenes.



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Pretty decent, for its time


Being that it started in the 80's, high quality special effects are too
much to ask for. This is a problem only in those times when writers
neglected the story, trying to lean on the flash of special effects.
Patrick Stewart pretty much made the show, though I feel Brent Spiner
is quite underrated. The rest of the cast are unspectacular. A couple
(I won't name names) are truly bad actors. A moving scene in the pilot
episode was spoiled by an incredibly hammish performance. Certainly the
original series wasn't a masterpiece, which sets the bar pretty low.
Some people feel that it both shows were works of genius, which is far
from the truth. The fact is, they had a certain appeal. A vision of the
future in which poverty and disease have no hold on Earth, where racism
has been replaced by enlightenment (The original series featured the
first interracial kiss in U.S. TV). In conclusion, it's a decent show.
Nothing more.



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