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07-08-2007, 09:07 PM
#17
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I've been reading 5th gen posts long before there was a 5th gen forum.
Saw the movie today. I absolutely loved the 5th gen appearance in the movie. The Camaro references were nice. I had to smile at that.
The movie though is, at best, ok. The charactors have little appeal. I'd rather have seen the original movie up on the screen.
Saw the movie today. I absolutely loved the 5th gen appearance in the movie. The Camaro references were nice. I had to smile at that.
The movie though is, at best, ok. The charactors have little appeal. I'd rather have seen the original movie up on the screen.
07-09-2007, 09:47 AM
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At any rate, if you watch Transformers for what it's supposed to be, I thought it was pretty good. Turn your mind off, enjoy the effects and the "scenery",
and ignore some of the lame Autobot-Decepticon dialogue. The 5th Gen looks great in motion!
07-09-2007, 12:07 PM
#20
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Why can't you guys just enjoy the movie for what it is???? Entertainment, that's what it is and it was good entertainment at that. We are not talking major awards here, just a chance to see the new CAMARO and be entertained and to just enjoy yourself. It seems like you guys are missing the entire point of the movie and besides seeing the Transformers once again, the new CAMARO was also part of the draw that is getting people into the movies. As I stated before it looks fantastic in MOTION. And that alone made the entire movie a pleasure to see.....................Tom
The answer is pretty simple though... some people just like to bitch about everything
Besides...the special effects in the movie more than make up for all the cheesy lines in it, at least I thought so
07-09-2007, 12:52 PM
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i grew up with transformers, was never a big fan, but this movie rocked. Afterwards i got in my '00 Z28 camaro, revved my engine, and the crowd leaving the theater cheered.
Even better a '97 SVT Cobra pulled up to me and we put on a little show for the crowd. Of course i won.
Even better a '97 SVT Cobra pulled up to me and we put on a little show for the crowd. Of course i won.
07-09-2007, 12:56 PM
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Again SPR is not an action flick. There may be action in it but it's not about American's shooting German's. Some movies are more than just visuals for the eye.
07-09-2007, 05:29 PM
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You can roll your eyes all you bloody want, my opinion. The mid section of the movie it really bogs down, picks up again after they find Ryan and defend that bridge crossing.
07-10-2007, 11:07 AM
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Anyway.....
07-10-2007, 02:36 PM
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07-10-2007, 03:43 PM
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I've been reading 5th gen posts long before there was a 5th gen forum.
Saw the movie today. I absolutely loved the 5th gen appearance in the movie. The Camaro references were nice. I had to smile at that.
The movie though is, at best, ok. The charactors have little appeal. I'd rather have seen the original movie up on the screen.
Saw the movie today. I absolutely loved the 5th gen appearance in the movie. The Camaro references were nice. I had to smile at that.
The movie though is, at best, ok. The charactors have little appeal. I'd rather have seen the original movie up on the screen.
The movie itself I'd say was average - the action was actually too hard to follow. The original Transformers movie was awesome on the big screen - far better than this one.