I wish ROTF was confusing, then I wouldn't know what was going on and I wouldn't have to know the pain that was ROTF.

Obviously we all enjoyed the sweater monkeys. I'm just saying they should tone it down for the third installment. Million dollar special effects don't compare to the hypnotic sway of... um, what were we talking about. Damn, drool on the keyboard.

Obviously we all enjoyed the sweater monkeys. I'm just saying they should tone it down for the third installment. Million dollar special effects don't compare to the hypnotic sway of... um, what were we talking about. Damn, drool on the keyboard.

 

I don't care how attractive she is, she ruined that for me with her personality. Megan Fox is simply unattractive to me at this point.

Also, I think Shia was referring to the non-descript Decepticons at the end that were meant to ratchet up the intensity of the Autobots situation but really just served as cannon fodder. At least that's where I got tripped up. Well, that and sweater monkeys.

I think with the battle at the pyramids they wanted it to seem like all hope was lost.

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To be perfectly honest, on my first or second viewing, I never saw Prime rip off Starscreams arm, and I never heard Prime say "Give me your face". =P The movie was confusing... It was better then the first one, I give it that, but that's still not saying much.

I want to know since when does Prime just go around ripping faces off, and spouting lines that wouldn't even pass muster in an ahhhnold film? the first movie was dull, and missed the point of first movies in that you are usually supposed to develop characters.

 

the second one was set in a five year old's bathtub while he holds the camera with his feet.

 

and fox just isn't hot enough to make up for the "acting"

Ok here is how ROTF was, Explosions, Action, more explosions. Megan Fox running. a death to easy, a rebirth to hard. Self Sacrifice. Close ups on Megan Fox. a Robot Love slave. good guys win

Its sad to hear, but I can probably understand. When you're running in a movie that's THIS INSANE it's gotta be confusing

I find it refreshing that Shia Lebouf is willing to admit that he's dissatisfied with the way the movie turned out. Granted, it did take him about 6 months to do so, but I imagine there was probably something in his contract that required him to promote it so I don't suppose I can call foul on the delay.

 

Whether you like the movie or not, I'm glad he feels free to be honest about what he thought of it.