Ultimate excellence.

Rating: 10/10 (2 July 2007)

Everything that you can think of, school kids that are desperate for money, they are also dreamy and obsessed with getting money and a cool car to get a girl. A locked room in the house is an image of guilt that something bad is going on, at school kids' age, there are subconscious thoughts between guys and girls. Parents will also talk about those embarrassing things, especially when there is a girl present, -of course they didn't know, ...indeed indeed-.
Ron Witwicky (Kevin Dunn) played a house dad role. He is very strict about "keeping off the grass", and "no locked rooms in my house". He is also a tight-to-reality person, "there is no such things...".
Judy Witwicky (Julie White) was so happy for her son, Sam, when she saw a girl suddenly appearing in his room. She was very happy that he was straight, as well as he chose a super babe! However, the look on her face seemed like she had been possessed by a guy and wanting to date and marry Mikaela herself. That was one of the funny moments besides the embarrassing talk.
What an amazing car Bumblebee was. He played all the right songs at the right time, totally flirtatious, a very very pro playboy indeed. "The 'Autobots' also learned human language from the WWW", that was just hilarious. On top of that, they talked in all kinds of ways that different nationalities and ethnicities would communicate with each other.
Mikaela Banes (Megan Fox) played super sexy role, she posed in front of the open-hood car and made Agent Simmons (John Turturro) to strip down to his under garments. The way she dress definitely gave us the hardship she suffered during her childhood, the attention-grabber style dress-up is abnormal amongst every other girl in school and in the movie.
Sam Witwicky (Shia LaBeouf) was an amazing guy, whose last name is always mispronounced. When he first invited Mikaela (Megan Fox) into the car, he pretended to talk about the car and all, but he was definitely checking her out. The car later helped him out with the trouble in the engine. While Mikaela posed sexy and leaning both arms out onto the open hood, again Sam's jaws fell to the ground like "The Mask's Super Exaggerated Shocked Face".
Glen Whitmann (Anthony Anderson) and Maggie Madsen (Rachel Taylor) were a total match. He was so funny in the interrogation room, he ate almost all the biscuits, talked about how they try to tempt you to talk and spit the truth. In the end, he spilled the beans: "She did it!". Her innocence suited her expertise and she sneaked into the discussion room where Defense Secretary John Keller (Jon Voight) rejected her analysis. I thought that was very brave and the right thing to do to alert the man in charge about the possibilities of the national problem while others believed that they are capable or handling unknown and unidentified alien forms.
Everyone was so fantastic, the list will go on forever.
The Autobots were like kids, they hid away from Sam's parents very childlike and breaking things as they find their hiding places. The effects were totally unbelievable, for example, sonic waves reminded me of the game Dune 2000. I cannot say more, it is definitely definitely very very good.
I recommend watching this movie for ages above 13 because there is some amount of crude sexual depictions. And this is a movie that is definitely worth seeing more than once! Go Optimus Prime and the Autobots!!!! Noo, one...
Encore Director Michael Bay!!! Not to forget Exec. Producer (and Director) Steven Spielberg.