Don't get me wrong, it looks awesome, and I don't care if they fu** up the characters and plots from time to time, (thay did that alot (do still?) in the comics and cartoons) but I am WTF-numbed several times during the film. (I had top make up this new expression to explain how one can be so WTF'd by a scene that the pure illogicalness of it doesn't hit the brain before one gets WTF numbed by the next scene. There is a wide gray area between comparing stuff to Shakespeare (which I think was a funny writer in himself) and this. There is no coherent story in Dark of the Moon at all. You can't write a coherent summary or synopsis of the story without leaving out enough material to make a three season TV-series.
On the other hand, it gives the movie a lot of rewatch-value, as you can't possibly notice all the little details the first 11 times you see it
I kinda like it better than the previous one
Edit: Seriously, Optimus flies straight through and kills a snake/mole monster and kills it (and as we have learned, human weapons can hardly harm a Decepticon), then gets entangled in steel wires for an hour?
On the other hand, it gives the movie a lot of rewatch-value, as you can't possibly notice all the little details the first 11 times you see it
I kinda like it better than the previous one
Edit: Seriously, Optimus flies straight through and kills a snake/mole monster and kills it (and as we have learned, human weapons can hardly harm a Decepticon), then gets entangled in steel wires for an hour?
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