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30 Seconds of How Transformers 3 Will Look

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Its Halloween and a lot of us probably asking ourselves was Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen a Trick or a Treat? Thanks to YouTube poster krishnashenoi93 we have a little of both! They have post a clip that is 30 seconds of shots from what they believe "Transformers 3" will look like. The video states that "if you loved TRANSFORMERS 2, watch this video. If you hated it, YOU REALLY MUST WATCH THIS VIDEO!" Complete with a quote from Roger Ebert, this video is so much more than meets the eyes. Read the Full News Story Here
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Whatever happened to people wanting to see something awesome? Why aren't people allowed to have fun.. I still don't know why people were expecting something deep, thoughtful, and emotional.. it's a summer blockbuster.. it's supposed to be fun.. not to mention it looked and sounded incredible.

 

man the people who hated this movie must've REALLY REALLY REALLY hated the G1 cartoon.

I agree Timothy, and am right there beside you in your confusion. Not to mention the whole bashing on ROTF fad is past it's expiration. They are energetic action films based on a toy line. If you're wanting art, then who knows? Maybe you'll find something beautiful in a Lego movie.

My fifty odd year old father with sight and hearing problems followed that film perfectly.

 

Are you REALLY worse at following films than he people?

There's still a distinction between a good popcorn movie and a bad one--even with all the action and special effects, there still *needs* to be a modicum of sense and story in a two-hour film. I enjoyed the first movie. I loved the G1 cartoon. "Stupid fun" is one thing, "stupid stupid" is another, and the latter is NOT fun, no matter how many explosions and giant wrasslin' robots you pack in there.

 

Anyway, I'm very disappointed with this "sneak peek" at Transformers 3. I was expecting at least five seconds of Megan Fox's ass.

Oh yeah, and my dear Ebert. Here is what he had to say about the film Knowing after giving it a four star rating in the Chicago Sun-Times..."Among the best science fiction films I've seen."

 

That alone, speaks VOLUMES about his idea of quality entertainment. :doh

Thats really unfair. The action sceens in TF2 where very detailed all the way around and well thought out to the smallest detail.

 

Some people can never just be happy though.

 

I hope for them TF3 has all the robots sitting in a formal lodge with monicles on sipping tea and discussing a Jane Goodall novel with the class and sofistication so desired.

damn it my computer is too old i can't watch it

Your lucky. All they did was zoom in and miss color some of the fight sceens with the sound cranked.

People are still trolling about the movie? don't you people have lives to live? obviously these dudes don't get out alot. Get over it already, people enjoyed the movie, stop posting pathetic garbage opinions in the news section and keep it to actual news. Wake up and smell your own BS no one cares.

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