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Saturday, May 21, 2011
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Patrick
Trailer for Transformers 3: Dark Side of the Moon
I can't make up my mind. . .
This looks like it could be as fun as the first Transformers movie. Or as bad as Transformers 2... :/
It would be fun if they did a Transformers movie in which it's not just about robots blowing shit up and Shia LaBeouf getting the girl and saving the day. . .
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7 commentaires:
Didn't you just post about how SFF fans deserve scorn because of the movies we like? And now you're pimping a Michael Bay movie about a set of toys? Ahem.
Pimping? Have you read what I wrote?
the first thing to do is to get rid of his ridiculous parents, especialy his mom.
my vote - axe them.
Sadly the Parents are in the movie.
But at least, for what Bay's own offer of 25,000$ to anyone who finds them is worth.. The ridiculous Twins won't be in the movie.. even though the cars that depicted them were seen on set... Whatever.
I mean it is Transformers, so you aren't ever going to get 'Game of Thrones' levels of politics, vice or violence.. but I rather like what I know about this story so far.. I just wish that they were better utilizing John Malkovich by having him play the evil Dr. Archevile.
Pfft, this crap has nothing on the original animated movie form the 80s!
It’s good to see that people walking on the moon still bounce along like there is 1/6 earth’s gravity and no air resistance up there, even if those rules don’t apply to Transformers or rocks and dust on the moon itself.
Unfortunately I'll still probably see this at the cinema, I'm a very big non-fan of Michael Bay but I do love giant robots smashing shit up.
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