[Sailor Abbey]

And then getting Carmen Electra to play Hermione.

sweet!

[Spann]

sweet!

...Kinda ruins my point.

[Lord Aquaman]

Saw it today. It was alright, Megan Fox was hot but there were too many humans and not enough robots, certainly not enough Megatron. The violence was well executed and the CGI was top notch.

[Bond]

Yes, it was good, but I feel they signed Hugo Weaving on only for the name recognition. As Megatron, Weaving has a total of about ten discernable lines. Seriously, it's like he popped into the recording studio for five minutes and was able to leave his car running.

[Lord Aquaman]

Yes, it was good, but I feel they signed Hugo Weaving on only for the name recognition. As Megatron, Weaving has a total of about ten discernable lines. Seriously, it's like he popped into the recording studio for five minutes and was able to leave his car running.

Exactly.

That's George Lazenby in your avatar, right?

[Bond]

Yup. To me, he IS Bond; just never had a chance to prove it (Diamonds are Forever, anyone?). Also, it helps get discussion going, I guess.

EDIT: 400 posts! W00T!!!

This post has been edited by Bond: 20 July 2007 - 10:00 AM

[Lord Aquaman]

I think we can all agree that this was the best thing about the film -

[optimus_prime]

And, when you are angered, do your squinty eyes shoot laser beams?

Seriously, I know it's not supposed to be serious, but Optimus Prime with articulating eyes and mouth looked a lot more realistic to me.

articulated eyes?,,..surely youre not referring to what Michael Bay did to me and every other Transformer..and if you are,..when is the last time youve seen any robot with a set of windshield wipers in front of their eyes??

[TruJade]

I think we can all agree that this was the best thing about the film -

i don't know if she was the best part
but i can definitely admit and agree when
a female is fine and that girl is smoking.
Meg Fox falls under the catagory
'Eye Candy For All'

[Bond]

Seriously, is that a tatoo poking out from under that towel, or...?

[Storm]

Are you still here?

Of course.

Yeah, who is that guy? Another basher, I presume.

If by basher, you mean somebody who tries very hard to find flaws in everything, then yes.

Come on man, this was a big dumb action film. And it delivered. I don't know what exactly you were hoping to get out of it, but this film was entertainment that entertained without bring the name down of it's product franchise.

My biggest issue is that I absolutely dispise directors who think action sequences are at their best when the camera is "up close and personal". I thought Batman Begins was a good movie, but the fighting sequences near the end made me dizzy, ultimately making me lose respect for the movie.

I saw Live Free or Die Hard prior to Transformers, and expected it to be a "big dumb action film", and it was awesome. The lines "Are you a fan of the Fett?" followed by Bruce Willis' reply of "No, I'm more of a Star Wars fan" was priceless. Transformers was also really long. By the time the major action sequences were occuring, the movie was already two hours long and I was beginning to lose interest.

[Bond]

Meh. Could've been better.

[TruJade]

Seriously, is that a tatoo poking
out from under that towel, or...?

Ummm lets hope its a tatoo
'cuz anyone who gets creative
with the hair down there

probably gets quite a few visitors
oh yeah, and its just creapy
But a tatoo is hot!

[Bond]

And, yet, still creepy.

[optimus_prime]

217 w. 6th street
los angeles, ca

not sure what this is exactly, besides what appears to be a listing for a commerical address, and an obvious real estate plug seen a lot during the battle in l.a. in the film.

im sure by now, it has recieved several offers. one day, i may have to visit l.a., just to see what establishment decided to inhabit this address.