All Revenge of the Fallen has going for it is the action, everything else ranges from ok to mostly horrible and the movie goes downhill even further once Optimus died.
On one hand, that's totally true. That's what elevates the classics of the genreAction is absolutely fucking meaningless if you don't care about what's going on.
Action is dictated by tension. Tension is dictated by plot/character investment, solid pacing, stakes, urgency, emotion-- all things not a single one of these films have.
Which is the recent series that GAF likes?I'd like to take an opportunity to let you all know there's a sale on Transformers comics over on ComiXology, and buying any of these will probably be a better use of your money than seeing this movie
https://m.comixology.com/comics-sale?list_id=17380&lang=1
More Than Meets The Eye and it's sequel Lost LightWhich is the recent series that GAF likes?
But on the other...crazy ridiculous spectacle can tickle that base reptilian brain that doesn't care about tension or story or why things are happening. If the spectacle is expensive and pretty enough of course.
I think what I'm trying to say is this. There's:
a) quality action involving good characters with solid tension
b) spectacle action that you're not exactly invested in, but it's still fun
c) action that might be fun to watch if it weren't sandwiched between a shitty story with shitty characters, shitty tone-deaf humor, shitty pacing, etc
You're saying that you would prefer A but would be fine with B. This is not B. This is C. Worse than C.
I'm no fan of Bayformers, but this was in no way worse than Age of Extinction or Revenge of the Fallen. Sorry, you people either have shit poor memory, or are attention whoring with your hot takes.
b) Pacific Rim
I'm no fan of Bayformers, but this was in no way worse than Age of Extinction or Revenge of the Fallen. Sorry, you people either have shit poor memory, or are attention whoring with your hot takes.
At least next year's Bumblebee spinoff has a chance. Different writers, no Bay. And Bumblebee is Bestformer.
Watch it be by fuckin' far the best one.
Have you seen the ""writers"" they got for this cinematic universe?
Yeah fuckin right
At least next year's Bumblebee spinoff has a chance. Different writers, no Bay. And Bumblebee is Bestformer.
Watch it be by fuckin' far the best one.
Which is the recent series that GAF likes?
More Than Meets The Eye and it's sequel Lost Light
Look my favorite part of the 3 films I watched was Devastator transforming because it was legitimely cool. And Megs hands turning into a canon shooting Prime in the first film. But no thank you to Sam's parents, Sam's fucking idiot friend in the 2nd film, the Jordanians, Cade Yaeger, his daughter, etc.
I just watch actual Transformers only clips on youtube, no way I'm sitting through a whole Bay-formers film in theaters again.
Let's relive the coolest part of any of these shit films.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rib0V1Nscw8
I've never seen so much as a trailer for the Transformers movies. That was fucking awful.
...were those supposed to be testicles banging around on him? The fuck?
Expected reviews. Day fucking 1 baby.
http://www.blu-ray.com/Transformers-The-Last-Knight/581723/#Review
3/10
2007s Transformers found a balance between the big action and exposition, building an intriguing toy-based fantasy world to explore. The sequels have all missed the mark, finding Bay enjoying the unpleasantness of it all. The Last Knight appears to be building a new narrative direction for future Transformers adventures, and while Bay claims he wont be back, hes completely severed any reason to care where Prime and the Bots end up.
review by Blu-Ray.com
There are always going to be ardent fans of director Michael Bay. People who not only respond to the helmers pictures, but wear their fandom like a badge of honor, proud to celebrate a man whose chief pursuit during his career has been the creation of utter screen chaos.
You liked Hardcore Henry, didn't you? 😉On one hand, that's totally true. That's what elevates the classics of the genre
But on the other...crazy ridiculous spectacle can tickle that base reptilian brain that doesn't care about tension or story or why things are happening. If the spectacle is expensive and pretty enough of course.
Ah, so Hardcore Henry and Ghost Rider 2 would be B. I think only the first Transformers I would put in B. Shoot Em Up would be A, along with all the other critically acclaimed action movies.I think what I'm trying to say is this. There's:
a) quality action involving good characters with solid tension
b) spectacle action that you're not exactly invested in, but it's still fun
c) action that might be fun to watch if it weren't sandwiched between a shitty story with shitty characters, shitty tone-deaf humor, shitty pacing, etc
You're saying that you would prefer A but would be fine with B. This is not B. This is C. Worse than C.
Trailers for this made me sad; visually it is incredible, an artistic and technical triumph... but all that work is in service of what? Yeesh.
Action is absolutely fucking meaningless if you don't care about what's going on.
Action is dictated by tension. Tension is dictated by plot/character investment, solid pacing, stakes, urgency, emotion-- all things not a single one of these films have.
Action is absolutely fucking meaningless if you don't care about what's going on.
Action is dictated by tension. Tension is dictated by plot/character investment, solid pacing, stakes, urgency, emotion-- all things not a single one of these films have.
17% is honest to god way too fucking high.
It is possible to dislike something without feeling the need to tell everyone who does like it that they're wrong, endlessly. I feel like sometimes that's forgotten in the age of Twitter and whatnot.
For example, I think anime and JRPGs are among the worst things in popular entertainment. I'm also not fond of Marvel movies. But, somehow, I don't feel the need to inform people who do enjoy those things that I feel that way, because their enjoyment of them doesn't affect my life.
I don't get the hate for Transformers, are people who shit on it expecting Citizen Kane or something?
Not every film has to be Citizen Kane, but it's nice if it at least makes sense.I don't get the hate for Transformers, are people who shit on it expecting Citizen Kane or something?
I'm not telling anyone their wrong, if they do like it, good for them. What I am saying is the haters stuff is a just lazy retort, it's bullshit, well the ones who use it seriously that is.