After the rather mysterious moon incident, the movie immediately fell into hopeless procrastination and disorganization, frivolous jokes and vulgar plots emerged one after another, the action scenes were fragmented, and the two factions were indistinguishable to a degree comparable to that of the first film. People's supporting role status has become more and more stable. As for the image and ideology of the United States mentioned by Brother Carpenter, it seems that the first two are more suitable, because the technique of "Change 3" is too perfunctory, and it is not even straightforward, and it is totally uninteresting. In addition, the sniper rifle hits the robot, and the level of superiority beyond the samurai on Cybertron is about to compete with the waste wood invaders of "Battle of Los Angeles", right? Even if all of them come to the earth, it is estimated that a spoonful of stew will only be a matter of time.
Some time ago, I asked a Brit movie on the post. He said that it would be good if there were no human scenes. Now it seems that to do this, the movie must be shrunk to half an hour. As for the disastrous heroine, let's be an underwear model obediently.
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