"Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" Review

Sam Wittwickey is moving to college with the help of his parents, which are now impossibly more annoying than ever. But when he pulls out his treasured clothes that he wore through his adventure in the first 'Transformers' movie, a remaining shard of the 'All Spark' falls out of his jumper pocket. When he touches it, all of the knowledge that was originally contained in the 'All Spark' transfers to his brain. Now the Decepticons want to get hold of Sam's brain so they can control the universe or something, blah blah blah.

In a time where most movie goers are after visual effects and action, I try to stand out from the crowd. I like my movies to be crafted and pieced together with great thought. It seems Michael Bay and his team have thought of heaps of 'cool' ideas and thrown them into a bucket called "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen". Sure, this movie was visually spectacular and had some nice sense of humour thrown in, but it feels as if they haven't gotten the mix quite right, which leaves alot of fans in the dust.

Just like the first, this movie's main target audience seems to be teenagers. When the first Transformers movie was released in 2007, people were surpirised about the amount of appeal the movie had. I was expecting a repeat performance but I soon found out that this wasn't going to happen. Towards the end of the movie I lost all motivation to keep concentration. This was because it was just the same thing over and over, non-stop robot violence.

It was a fun ride but this unappealing movie left me totally dissapointed and I'm sure many will agree with me.