Transformers 2: Revenge Of The Fallen

**Jeritron** · 05-18-2009, 04:38 PM

and there was some wit and situational comedy that I enjoyed. Sure, it's not as smart or original as most of the comedy I enjoy.
It was "cheap", but it was funny. I laughed at some of the bits. One of the first that comes to mind is the song choices on Bumblebee's radio during the scene with Megan Fox.
It wasn't genius, but it was the type of thing I can chuckle at while I sit back enjoy myself in the theater.

The movie wasn't nearly as bad as your run of the mill shitty action flick. It was much better than any other Michael Bay movie.
It was much better than your average comic book movie, or Nicolas Cage/Brendan Fraser/Jason Statham shit.
Better than dance flicks or UFC movies, or the rest of the garbage that comes out.

I see a lot of movies. I hate a lot of movies. I think it's grossly unfair to call this movie "bad" just because it isn't a "great film"

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05-18-2009, 04:38 PM	#11
Jeritron Get a poke on Posts: 35,234	and there was some wit and situational comedy that I enjoyed. Sure, it's not as smart or original as most of the comedy I enjoy. It was "cheap", but it was funny. I laughed at some of the bits. One of the first that comes to mind is the song choices on Bumblebee's radio during the scene with Megan Fox. It wasn't genius, but it was the type of thing I can chuckle at while I sit back enjoy myself in the theater. The movie wasn't nearly as bad as your run of the mill shitty action flick. It was much better than any other Michael Bay movie. It was much better than your average comic book movie, or Nicolas Cage/Brendan Fraser/Jason Statham shit. Better than dance flicks or UFC movies, or the rest of the garbage that comes out. I see a lot of movies. I hate a lot of movies. I think it's grossly unfair to call this movie "bad" just because it isn't a "great film"