"Transformers 2" may be a pack of popcorn with too much oil, but it knows how to satisfy the audience's appetite for destruction like a 10-year-old child.
"Transformers 2" is bigger, longer, and noisier than the previous one.
This movie of war between giant machines doesn't take itself seriously.
"Transformers 2" is at best a toy show, this film is just full of endless fights, machine fragments and flying scenes.
LaBeouf finally proved that he can take on the important role of the male lead. Fox and her naked dress are accompanied by power-rock music every time they appear, and sometimes they should be removed.
Even if the film is reasonable now, it is only the most boring, rude, and despicable portrayal of modern Hollywood.
The deep impression of "Transformers 2" is that the robots are becoming more and more realistic, and the characters are becoming more and more like machines. The film brings the worker intelligence of the series to a higher level.
"Transformers 2" further proves that director Michael Bay has an excellent appreciation for grand scenes and a talent for creating surprises.
