Transformer fans will like this movie, plot is only OK and has gaps in it, purest will not be totally happy, but it is still a good movie. The action really moves, so do not sit up close or go to the bar before the movie, you may get sick. Do not bring anybody under five to the movie, it will give them hearing loss if you attend the IMAX version. But still go see this ASAP.

This movie is one that everyone must go see. When I went to see it I thought that it was going to be a good movie, but when I was watching it my mouth just dropped. I mean the special effects were amazing. I would reccomned this movie to anyone who is a fan of sci-fi movies or action movies.

I loved this movie! I even dragged my 13 yr old son to it and he loved it, too. I cannot remember the last time I laughed so hard in a theater. All the actors were absolutely hilarious. Betty White probably stole the show, but this movie is the funniest I've ever seen Bullock. I will definitely see this again and buy it when it comes out on DVD!

I thought the movie was awesome. The people that say they didn't like are expecting some Academy Award film. It is action packed non stop action. I loved it and the comic relief with the robots was very funny. Everything was just as good as the first one and I would see it over and over again!!

Saw this movie the other night in IMAX, this is the ONLY way to get the full effect. There are a lot of reviews some not good some good. But if you're a movie person like me and the summer movies are something you wait for then movie, this summer film, this is what you wait for. This movie Transformers Revenge of the Fallen could be one of the best summer films I've ever seen. I've seen a lot so I say could, but for summer films it is what it's supposed to be. Special effects are tremendous and the sound is great, IMAX makes it all crystal clear, which is why IMAX is the best way to watch it and why waiting for video is the wrong move. So don't wait to rent it, this is a movie that was made for the big screen and if possible the BIGGER screen (IMAX). Go tonight, keep reality at Bay and remember it's loud and if you do that, you too will be overly impressed with the effects and the fun. It really is a blast!

it will and should be amazing... im goin to the first showing!!! YEAH!!!...

This movie was alot better than I thought it would be. Althogh the movie felt kinda slow and lame in some parts, most of it was very funny. The funniest character in my opinion was Michael Cera, and his awkawardness in situations is hillarious! Jack black plays a preety good role. And the supporting cast was funny too. The guy who played Mclovin's role in superbad had only a brief part in the movie, but still was funny. Overall, this movie isn't nearly as bad as people say it is. It's definitely no competion for best summer movie, but not the worst either. If you have the time to check it out, i say do so. It might surprise you.

Saw this last week at a sneak preview. LOVE LOVE LOVED it. Nice to see Sandra Bulluck on the screen again. Haven't seen a movie in a long time that made me tear and laugh in a very long time. Was worth my time and money....FINALLY!

this movie was hilarious i cant pick a favorite part because it all was just soo funny, i dont want to ruin the movie or anything but i kinda wanted to see the look on the dads face about the car?!?!?

There was only select viewing of this movie and the only reason i found out about it is because a friend of mine played an extra in the movie. We went to see it and it had romance, humor,sadness and more laughter. It was a GREAT movie and i hope they show it in more theatres. I also hope they release this movie on DVD it is one i would definately buy to watch over and over. I would so recommend this movie..just not for young ones due to some content. But i guarantee you will laugh!!

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