Even without the world's number one sexy beauty Megan Fox's body show, " The trailer for Transformers 3 is still visually stunning and engaging. Another moon landing conspiracy, another robot gang fight, and finally a new type of Decepticon demolishing skyscrapers. Various gimmicks cooperate with director Michael Bellai's famous quick editing, and the screen keeps going black. The short 3-minute trailer laid the foundation for the movie. Another $1 billion box office win.
Regrettably, for a popcorn movie professional like Michael Bay, it's easy to trick people into entering the theater, but it's a bit hard to get everyone he coaxes out of the theater happily. Once the film was released all over the world, it was no surprise that it received rave reviews. Judging from the current situation, the production team is sure to have a New Year's card from Golden Sour Plum, at least the screenwriter award seems to be a certainty. It is even expected to surpass the previous work to win all the golden raspberry awards except special effects in one fell swoop.
It's not hard to imagine a situation like this enlivening the perpetually waiting jokes, eyes gleaming as if they've caught a baby, writing in the review: "Robert Oz and Alex Cookman must have In my heart, I am silently grateful for Allen Kruger's courageous act of taking the lead"; "I wonder if the director Michael Bay still remembers his interview with Jeff Boucher, a blogger of the Los Angeles Times, at the beginning of the year. Promise." After all the irony and sarcasm, it ended up being labeled as the most disappointing imported blockbuster of the year.
Because it was too late to buy tickets, I had no choice but to look up in the front row of the movie theater to look for the heroine's pair of 10 cm high heels of unknown world brands running around the streets. Would you pay to sit here and watch the short Koreans lower their heads and suck the milk of Yili Shuhua? Watching Megatron unreasonably destroy the fruits of the upcoming victory in person? It seems that the gorgeous themes of robot wars and saving the world on the screen can no longer simply move us. What we want to see is a reasonable argument and a reliable inner logic.
In fact, "Transformers" is just a children's blockbuster released in the summer. Perhaps a rating restriction should be added to watch carefully with children over 13. It has all the elements that can definitely excite boys, and is even more refined and complete than the cartoon version that the post-80s liked back then. In any case, at least justice has finally won, and the earth has been saved again. Even if the victory is inexplicable, how can the children care?
I wonder what kind of ghosts adults have in mind to walk into a movie theater to see a cheerful children's movie like "Transformers" and then turn into a "joke man" after the movie, scolding mothers all the way to show How his own brilliant IQ is out of tune with the movie.
Maybe you don't understand, but Michael Bay will make you understand. For children, a bumblebee kneeling on one knee is enough to be moved, not to mention that when driving at high speed, the sudden deformation throws the protagonist into the air, flickers a few times to level the enemy in the road, and catches the protagonist before the protagonist hits the ground. , to change back into a car again and throw the protagonist back into the seat at the same time.
Watching the children happily walk out of the theater, I have to admit that we are just a bunch of adults who were tricked into the little dark room by the trailer.
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