Criticisms:
There were too many robots on the screen.The action looked like someone was just smashing together peices of scrap metal.
Too much focus on Megan Fox, she's hot but the movies Transformers II: Revenge of the Fallen not Megan Fox: Revenge of the Fallen. Every scene with her was either slow motion or of her and her bouncing boobs, let me reiterate, it's great to watch but looks like very cheap fan service on Michael Bays part to make up for the faults of the movie. Kinda reminded me of Soul Calibur IV and how they made Ivy's bust jump to a 36DDD... it just makes the producers look desperate.
The twin robots were stupid and a cheap attempt at using black stereotypes to bring a not so funny comic relief to the serious parts of the movie. In the first one all comic relief was brought by Sam which was funny. In this one it was two Jive talking robots who looked and talked like JJ from goodtimes and made a poor attempt at comedy while shamelessly making the assertion that black stereotypes are funny.
The plot seemed plausible if you didn't question it. But half way through the movie I stopped to think wait wtf? And realized that even for a transformers movie the plot was rediculously lame, stupid, and made no sense. Apparently the matrix was made to destroy the sun, bring a transformer back to life, and miraculously also bring a human back from the dead. Yea that makes alot of sense.
The treasure hunt subplot was stupid. They spend forever chasing around the world for the matrix only to find it's location and realize its not there until by some luck its behind a wall in the EXACT location written on a map (wow that on surprised me).
I apologize for going off on a rant. The thing that upset me about the movie was how it deviated so far from what made the first one epic in my opinion. And it tried too hard to please a younger audience with "Jive talking robots" and 50 different transformers to stay true to the first movie.
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