IMAX Transformers 2

The thing is like this, Transformers is such a behemoth of course, the bigger the better, so I decided to go to the IMAX theater to watch the second episode. On the evening of the 26th, I swiped the screen in front of the computer until midnight, and confirmed that the IMAX version of "Transformers 2" was screened on the 27th and the film. In order to be foolproof, I got up early the next morning and hit People's Square. As the first wave of small columns poured into Raffles to buy tickets, there were about 10 people in front of me. When it was my turn, I was told that there were full seats in the first two games, and only the first and second rows were left in the afternoon and night games. What kind of world, movie tickets are more difficult to buy than Spring Festival train tickets... The

IMAX screen is 20 meters wide and 15 meters high. I sit in 2 rows of 27 seats. Imagine what it's like to sit on a small bench in front of a four-story wall. When Optimus Prime was deformed and stood up, I had to turn my neck to get a glimpse of all its sassy and heroic appearance. During the filming process, I maintained a half-sitting and half-lying position, and kept sliding my eyes up and down, so that I could enjoy the screen and finish the subtitles.

"Transformers 2" is slightly new, but there are no big surprises. The combination King Kong appeared, but it looked like a clumsy gorilla, without the invincible aura of the cartoon.

Transformers are still running naked, especially Megatron. The gears, pistons and steel bars are still shocking and aesthetically fatigued. Even like Optimus Prime, the few colors on the body seem to wear a small Bra (better Bumblebee) after transformation. Ever since, when the Autobots and the Decepticons are fighting together, the audience can hardly tell the enemy from us. I don't know if it was Optimus Prime, who likes to hold a laser sword in hand-to-hand combat, which smashed Megatron, or the infinitely powerful Megatron tore Optimus Prime. In contrast, I prefer the image of Transformers in cartoons. It may not seem that high-tech, but the simple and direct lines are more cordial and approachable.

In addition, the director's addition of the real-life Decepticon is simply a blasphemy against Transformers. In the memory of the post-80s generation, the integration of humans and machines is the patent of the Terminator. Transformers are Transformers. They are cars, tanks, and airplanes. They are all kinds of machinery. Even dinosaurs are definitely not humans. They are covered with iron skin, not genuine leather. When classmate Alice pressed on classmate Sam and stretched out her robotic cock from between the short skirts, I looked up to the sky at a 45-degree angle and burst into tears. If this is a tribute to "Terminator", don't do it.

There is nothing else to say. For Transformers, even if it is rated 2 stars, we will chew it with our teeth. There are many things to look forward to in the future, such as the universe emperor and the dinosaur King Kong. I just hope that next time I can watch "Transformers 3" after row 10, Optimus Prime bless you, Amen.

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