Watching the premiere of "Transformers 2", at 12 o'clock, I was a little sleepy after the DreamWorks LOGO came out, I couldn't help but move around, and there was an aura in my heart with the sound of metal colliding and rubbing with the "coco chic" Born in a hurry. Well, I admit that I really almost wanted to cry at the time. I wanted to stand up and applaud the DreamWorks logo. My surging emotions just proved one point. No matter what kind of Transformers Hollywood makes, no matter the recovery is good or bad, seeing Optimus Prime’s face on the big screen is a joy. And fanaticism.
Michael Bay is definitely a blaster, he will serve you the main meal just when you are ready for a feast. Of course, in more than two hours, such main meals were one after another, and the climax was so easy for him, and he didn't even need any emotional preparation. When watching the movie, I didn't even have the mood to admire the excellent animation production of the film, because the tight rhythm allows you to just sit there and accept it. It's just afterwards.
Change 2 inherits Change 1 in the story. Megatron will naturally resurrect to counterattack. Humans and Autobots are already getting along on the earth and resisting each other. Sam is the absolute protagonist. He has mastered the ancient codes of Transformers origin. Spotted by the Decepticons, a battle for contention and protection. Sam's character from Change 1 to Change 2 is more mature and fuller. It is always a pleasure to watch a person go from weak to strong. The favorite bumblebee is more cute, will make you have a temperament, will pretend to cry. Michael Bay created a world that I expected, a planet that coexists with aliens. They exist, but they don't show up, just waiting to be activated. And those ancient civilizations hide in places we know well. What an exciting theme.
It is worth emphasizing that Michael Bay’s control of the lens is really amazing. The film cuts in a tight rhythm, and even the most vulgar methods can be handled with relish. Music is as classic as change 1. I personally think it is better than change 1. Blasting scenes are also more frequent. It is really cool to see metal colliding, chipping, and splashing on the big screen. Michael Bay’s humor is also what I am happy about. He has the means to intersperse some happy points in the tense plot whenever he can. So in more than two hours, the mood of watching movies has become so rich.
There is not much to say about the content of the film, there is really nothing to say technically, nothing is said, as long as you sit there and watch it, even thinking is superfluous. Because this is like a dream, a dream you had in your childhood, and now it is drawn out so grandly and projected in front of your eyes. It is so huge and so stunning.
I still remember one summer when Yuchen and I were sitting on the lawn of Nanjing Normal University. He was playing around with a Hasbro Transformer that I bought as a child, and he also made those "coco chic" sounds in his mouth. He was wondering whether to sell this thing, and finally sold it. It was sold for 200, but the next day he told me that he had found the person and returned the money to the other party and asked for the Transformers back. Now he is also married, and then dragged his long-pregnant wife to the cinema.
This is how my childhood wakes up...
ps: No matter whether the film technique is good or bad, I want to call it a great film.
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