2/4  Revenge of The Explosions
"Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen" was a sequel i was waiting for since the really enjoyable and visual stunning original. Michael Bay seemed to be going in right direction and finding a fitting project suited to his talents. Sadly, t... (read full)

3.5/4  Transformers 2: Brilliant
Brilliant!! The movie used the relationships between the now familiar characters extremely well, bringing alot more humour to this installment, and with the additional characters carrying thier own...you wont be disappointed! Its a movie f... (read full)

4/4  Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Review
I know this movie got a lot of negative press, but I knew this was the kind of movie where if I was a fan of the first movie, I'd be able to at least find it somewhat good. All in all though, I was really entertained with the end result. A... (read full)

1/4  Terrible
I hate Michael Bay with a passion, but I will give him credit on the original Transformers film. It was awesome. Great acting, fx, story, etc. Entertainment value was as high as it can go. But what the hell happened with the sequel... Appa... (read full)

3/4  Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen, a Mr. E
Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen, a Mr. E Movie Review

(Run time: 150 min. - Directed by: Michael Bay - Starring: Shia LeBeouf, Megan Fox, Josh Duhamel, Tyrese Gibson)

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1/4  Michael Bay has really made a mess of the franchis
With more characters, one would expect a diversity of relationships and sub-plots, like some robotic romance between Ironhide and Arcee. Instead, Bay's favourites, the Autobot twins, were given too much screen time for their usefulness. Th... (read full)

2/4  Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Quick Review
Why oh why... these kind of flicks are the ones that give Bay bad credit... I doubt this is a good journey even for hardcore transformers fans.

1.5/4  Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Quick Review
Please don't waste your time. This movie was so sad and a great disappointment after the first one was so fantastic.

1/4  Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Quick Review
Although the special effects are spectacular like the film's climax; this sequel is equally as disappointing as most of Michael Bay's sequels which fail to deliver what the first film did.

0.5/4  Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Quick Review
Ugh this was such a disappointment - I actually liked the first one! It was awful from start to finish, I wouldn't see it again, or buy it. Storyline was lacking & repetitive. It wasn't funny when it was trying to be. Just awful.

0.5/4  Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Quick Review
Ugh, I was giving this another chance after a mediocre first movie, but this one was even worse. If you didn't like the first, you definitely won't like the second.

5/5 Transformers rock!
  by M. Welch (DearbornHghts,Mi)
So i grew up on transformers and of course im going to love the movie... but regardless of that.. this movie has amazing graphics, storyline is awesome.. and you can trust me.. you will have moments of outright laughter.. I bought it and have watched it on more than one occasion... very enjoyable.. and this is safe for the majority of ages to watch in my opnion.

1/5 A new low, even for Michael Bay.
  by Church of The Flaming Sword
One of the chief complaints that I hear from people, mainly fanboys, regarding Bay's adaptation of the Transformers to the big screen is that Bay "murdered their childhood". With this movie, I think it is much more serious than that. Here, I think he murdered the fine art of moviemaking altogether. I have often been critical of Jerry Bruchheimer's productions in the past when the fact is that a sizable percentage of those productions were directed by none other than Bay. Now that Bay and Bruckheimer seem to have gone their seperate ways, Bay's direction seems more odious than ever. You would think that someone who has been in the motion picture industry as long as Bay would improve and grow over time. Not so.

If I were to go into detail about all of TRotF's problems, I would have to write a book that makes a library dictionary look like a travel brochure. So I can only scratch the surface. Getting started, I must say that if you found the confusing battle sequences of the first movie incoherent and sloppy, you'll find that things have only changed for the worse here. Bay is obviously a firm believer in throwing in as many explosions and CGI effects into an action sequence as he can at the expense of coherence, believability, and excitement.

I further had problems with all of the characters human and robot alike. Let me start with the former. Spike and Mikala's soap opera about who must say "I love you" first is completely out of place in a movie about robots. Is it just me or is the longest sentence needed to explain the situation intelligently "WHO CARES???"? The scene in which Spike's mother gets high during his college tour made me wonder why the film's writer's are not in an assisted care facility let alone writing blockbuster scripts. While there is not one actor or actress throughout this whole misfire who had a good performance, perhaps the worst offender is John Turturro. Didn't he use to do good movies like Barton Fink? Here he emails in his role. I don't like to speak for others, but I'm sure I'm not the only one who did not need to see his government issue thong.

Now for the robots. Here I'm left with three words - OH DEAR LORD!!! I definitely had problems with Bumblebee. Didn't he have his voice issue corrected at the end of the first movie? I guess Bay felt that we didn't get enough disingenuous pop culture references the first time around. How about that Skidflapz and Mud (is that correct? ummm - who cares?)? Why don't we just bring back the blackface and go back to calling Sidney Portier an "Uncle Tom" for playing dignified black men while we're at it, chilluns? And what is the point of having robots that fart, have testicles, and hump legs? My opinion is that we need to let our sense of humor evolve past such crudeness. However, if you must put scatological and sexual humor in a film, then put it in something R-rated and not something that is being marketed as a toy line for children.

TRotF was not just a bad movie for me, it made me very disgusted with how the Hollywood Big Money perceives the audience that is their financial lifeline. Hollywood is biting the hand that feeds it. There is a lot of misinformation floating around that if you dislike TRotF then you must be a stiff overcultured L7. If you liked this movie, that is your right. Go ahead and watch it again. Go ahead and write a positive review for it if it means that much to you. But if you decide to leave a nasty comment in my Comment area, think about the movie you are defending. Think about the robot testicles, Spike's stoned mother, the ethnic mistrel show robots, or John Turturro's exposed backside. Or better yet don't think about it.

5/5 Great Movie
  by Jeremy Spund (Miami, FL)
I have seen this movie before and had to buy it as a gift for a friend for the holiday's. Great price on Amazon!! Watched it a million times.

4/5 Fast Action
  by Allen (Debary, FL)
The fast action pace keeps you awake and interested. The storyline was not well thought out. I didn't like it as well as Transformers One, but still entertaining.
Probably best suited for the younger crowd of video game players. The sound designers used too much rumbling bass throughout and that was a bit distracting with my 12" subwoofer. I would rather hear the strong bass reserved for the special moments.

5/5 MUCH Better than the original cartoon series
  by J. J. Capell (Safford, AZ USA)
This movie, like the first, is well worth watching over and over again. They are BOTH a hundred times greater than the original cartoon series ever was (which was entertaining and fun while it lasted) because they look so lifelike. This movie, though, will blow you away with its continuous action scenes, fantastic computer enhanced graphics, and great story line! Those guys (writers and artists alike) do an awesome job on this one. The Transformer characters in this movie look like they actually DO transform from autos to robots and vise-versa. These are the types of characters that are fun to watch on the screen but you wouldn't really want to see them up close and personal.