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Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen

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Director: Michael Bay
Production: Paramount Pictures
Movie Details: Sam Witwicky once again joins with the Autobots against their sworn enemies, the Decepticons.
Sam Witwicky once again joins with the Autobots against their sworn enemies, the Decepticons. [Paramount Pictures]
Genre(s): Action Adventure Sci-Fi Thriller
MPAA Rating: PG-13
Production: Paramount Pictures
Runtime: 150 min
Home Release Date: Oct 20, 2009
Country: USA
Languages: English Spanish
Director: Michael Bay
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Metascore Generally unfavorable reviews
5 Positive Ratings 15%
11 Mixed Ratings 34%
16 Negative Ratings 50%
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"The sequence serves no real purpose beyond dazzle for dazzle's sake, but when you're watching it, that's purpose enough." ... Read full review
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"At least the special effects in Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen are remarkable: You never tire of the endless variations of robots Bay and his computer-generated effects crew come up with." ... Read full review
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"With its intelligence at the level of the simple-minded, however, the film is not likely to attract moviegoers who seek something more than a screen filled with kaleidoscopes of colored metal. Fan boys will no doubt love it, but for the uninitiated it's loud, tedious and, at 147 minutes, way too long." ... Read full review
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"2 1/2 hours of tumescence disguised as a motion picture." ... Read full review
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"The storyline is so infantile that it will appeal to young kids." ... Read full review
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"Much of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen is simply despicable." ... Read full review
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"Transformers 2 has a shot at the title Worst Movie of the Decade." ... Read full review
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User Score Mixed or average reviews
708 Positive Ratings 42%
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595 Negative Ratings 36%
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Libra85
Jan 26, 2011
The story was weak and the humor was just plain silly. But having said that, it is one of my favorite movies. Here's why. The presentation ofThe story was weak and the humor was just plain silly. But having said that, it is one of my favorite movies. Here's why. The presentation of this movie is flawless. The action is perfect and dazzling. Explosions and metal pieces galore. Many scenes, especially the forest fight scene, play out like a symphony orchestra. So what this movie lacks and screws up, makes up for it 100 fold. Expand
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MichaelW.
Jun 28, 2009
Completely ridiculous that this movie is getting hammered the way it is. Simply put this movie was fun!!! Awesome action sequences, some of Completely ridiculous that this movie is getting hammered the way it is. Simply put this movie was fun!!! Awesome action sequences, some of the best CGI in any movie ever, your basic mindless, fun, summer popcorn movie! There was a little element of dumbness to this movie, but was pretty minor in the grand scheme of the movie as a whole. It all comes down to the fact that this movie isn't trying to be anything other than what it is, and should be reviewed as such. Sure the twins were dumb, but get over it, and I'm tired of hearing how they were racist, or it was racist having them in the movie. PLEASE!!!! Knock it off, get over yourselves! If you're looking for a fun time at the movie theater this is the movie for you, it won't make you think or give you any insight to the mysteries of the universe, but you will have fun! Expand
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ginar.
Jul 12, 2009
LOVE both Transformers movies..Shia LaBeouf is AWSOME...Can't wait for the 3rd movie to come out!!!
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FlickFreaks83
Dec 11, 2015
comprised of several construction vehicles, set on clawing its way to the peak of a pyramid. As it lumbers up the dusty colossus, a shot tiltscomprised of several construction vehicles, set on clawing its way to the peak of a pyramid. As it lumbers up the dusty colossus, a shot tilts up to its mid-section, revealing two wrecking balls dangling down. Yes, Michael Bay, the man who brought us cyber-micturition in this movie’s predecessor, has one-upped himself: Decepticon testicles.

If the thought of that gag makes you laugh, chances are you’ll have a ball with Revenge Of The Fallen. If not… well, Bay really doesn’t care. His first and only sequel since Bad Boys 2 is, like that film, marked by swaggering confidence, wild excess and a string of bad-taste jokes. Dogs hump each other, robots hump human legs and the camera spends so much time ogling Megan Fox’s torso you start to wonder if it’s being operated by a 13 year-old boy. There are now 42 robots, including one that looks like a jaguar, one that can turn into ball bearings to access high-security areas and one in the form of a Dyson vacuum cleaner.

It all looks good on paper, as does the added-value 150-minute run time. But it’s a case of same meal, bigger portion, with the flaws of the first not only present but accentuated. You’ll be even more hard pressed at the end of this one to remember which robot’s which — there are three or four new Gremlin-esque ones that chitter and skitter about like the first movie’s Frenzy — and few get more than a scene before Bay’s attention flits elsewhere. Even the Fallen, an Emperor figure to Megatron’s Darth Vader, who can hurl tanks around with the aid of his jagged staff, is only blandly nefarious.

The plot, meanwhile, is as baffling as before, not only bringing back the abstruse Allspark but throwing in a new MacGuffin called the ‘Matrix of Leadership’. It tries harder to be funny but is actually less so, despite Shia LaBeouf working some early new-kid-on-campus schtick, Rainn Wilson amusing in a single scene as a rock-star astronomy teacher, and John Turturro doing an entertaining reprise of MIB wannabe Simmons (“What you’re about to see is top secret: do not tell my mother”). This is a film that doesn’t know where to stop — even comic-relief characters get their own comic-relief characters, like the offensively irritating Twins, who bicker in hip-hop slang, or Wheels, a turncoat Decepticon who for some reason talks like a ‘30s screen gangster.

What saves it, just about, are the effects. At times the frame is so packed with whirring cogs and twirling cranks that you could replicate the effect by staring at the innards of a domestic appliance, but when these CG moto-men from another world duke it out, the images are often so screwy it’s impossible to do anything but sit and stare. The Shanghai-set opening sequence is lunatic fun, with Optimus Prime leaping onto the face of a colossal, rampaging unicycle and ordering it to, “Pull over”. And while Prime’s later forest face-off against a trio of Decepticons suffers by comparison to a recent film’s spar between a big ape and three dinosaurs, there are more flawlessly rendered money shots in the last 40 minutes alone than in a dozen less ambitious blockbusters.

It’s just a shame there aren’t more ideas behind the spectacle, since we’re not given much in the way of compelling reasons to root for one pixelly pugilist over another. Long before the final minute it’s become a numbing, wearying viewing experience. Next time could we have less balls and more brains?

A super-sized second helping, but the novelty factor and some of the charm’s gone. Hey, at least there’s more Megatron / Starscream squabbling this time round.
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Antgiog1202
Jun 8, 2016
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen was such a disappointment; we almost just expect it coming from Michael Bay. The fact that it was evenTransformers: Revenge of the Fallen was such a disappointment; we almost just expect it coming from Michael Bay. The fact that it was even worse than it's predecessor is kind-of pathetic. Everything in the dictionary of bad movie rationales, Revenge of the Fallen creates. The 3 points I give it is out of curtesy because Bay can develop great action sequences.

Rating: 3/10

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JoeSmith
Jul 1, 2009
I was laughing all through the movie, but not at what Bay was hoping I would laugh at. This movie was a poorly planned, poorly designed,I was laughing all through the movie, but not at what Bay was hoping I would laugh at. This movie was a poorly planned, poorly designed, poorly executed mess. One would expect more character development in the second movie, but they were all more stereotypical and cliche than the first movie (read: "blackface" robots). Further, Bay blatantly ripped off sci-fi classics rather than come up with his own ideas. Megatron and the Fallen are basically Vader and the emperor. Then there was the Terminator ripoff taken to a ridiculous tongue-weapon extreme. This is not even to mention the elementary school plot and the god-awful acting! I would have given the movie a zero rating, except the effects and action sequences were pretty cool. This was the only thing that made the movie even mildly entertaining. Expand
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SimonW.
Jun 24, 2009
Boring, too long, too loud, too much BAY! Someone please tell Speilberg to drop this guy, I was under the impression Speilberg was a story Boring, too long, too loud, too much BAY! Someone please tell Speilberg to drop this guy, I was under the impression Speilberg was a story teller, but Michael Bay has no clue how to tell a story. Worst film of the year and racist with it. Expand