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More in keeping with the original film we see them transform during battles. Decepticons genuinely appear threatening and the Autobots are shown to have personalities again, continuing from the first film's groundwork (a scene with a silent, brooding Optimus-in-truck-mode is a favourite). There's a lot more of the Transformers too (you would hope so) and it feels like they have a lot more respect shown to them now. Sam's parents hardly feature at all!) and let's say this film provides us with humans who aren't noble and just. A lot of the ludicrous padding and fluff from RotF is completely missing our human characters are involved but not excessively (ie. While it makes up for Revenge of the Fallen's terribly underwhelming finale, it does become a blur of insignificance after a while because there's simply too much happening! But if there is one thing done right this time is a correct use of characters. Watching Dark of the Moon feels like an endurance test by the time it finishes, this is due to a ridiculously drawn out battle set in Chicago for the climax. But when Optimus Prime learns that humanity had found a vital Autobot ship crashed on the Moon, he rescues Sentinel Prime from the wreck, just when the Decepticons return with a plan to restore their homeworld of Cybertron. A despondent Sam finds himself out of the limelight as the Decepticon threat appears to have lessened, Mikaela and Bumblebee have left him and he struggles to find a job and direction in life. Reviewed by CinemaCocoa 8 / 10 The Witwicky Trilogy goes out with an indulgent, flawed BANGĪfter their disastrous second outing, few people had faith in the third part, but Dark of the Moon rights a lot of the narrative faults and feels like the sequel the first film deserved.

Free for apple download Transformers: Dark of the Moon