The movie was full of explosions and car chases and
impossible stunts. Not a ton of engaging, thought-provoking dialogue or
highly-developed characters. Of course, it was a Transformers movie, directed
by Michael Bay. What was I expecting? A serious plot? Quiet scenes of
reflection? We went to see GM cars turn into robots fighting to save humanity
from the evils of other robots who were also sometimes cars. And sometimes
giant robot dinosaurs. And based on that, the movie was a huge success.
All I can say is thank goodness for Stanley Tucci. That man made the movie watchable for me. He is brilliant and fun and engaging and is a bright spot in an otherwise odd movie.
All I can say is thank goodness for Stanley Tucci. That man made the movie watchable for me. He is brilliant and fun and engaging and is a bright spot in an otherwise odd movie.
The things we do for love. Seriously. If my son or
husband doubts how much the girls and I love them, they only need remember that
we spent a beautiful Saturday afternoon in a movie theater watching cars morph
into robots which fought each other and some other kind of silvery dinosaur-type
machines.
At least the popcorn was good. As was the company.
At least the popcorn was good. As was the company.
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