Get to the movies as soon as you can!

Rating: 8/10 (3 July 2011)

SHUT THE FRONT DOOR! Get to the movies as soon as you can! 4 Stars ladies and gentleman, I believe Micheal Bay, his cast and crew deserves 4 big fat stars on "Transformers: Dark of the Moon".
It was widely admitted that "The Revenge of the Fallen" was not very well accepted by the viewers as the 1st installment of the "Transformers". I am beginning to believe now that even director Micheal Bay agrees with this trail of thought. Back to the drawing boards it was for him and the team. They must have done some extensive research at the pre-production stage of "Transformers: Dark of the Moon". A noteworthy comeback to the franchise and if I may so; a must watch movie of the summer. I would fearlessly say that this will have a standing at the top 3 movies of the summer of 2011. Viewer preference wise and box office wise. Micheal Bay is a favorite of mine since "Armageddon" and for those of you who know his work, he has used every method in his big book of secrets in this summer hit. "Transformers" was always said to be too much of action and metal clanking together, whilst this cannot be avoided, this time round, the entire movie is dominated by the humans and a plethora of emotion in comparison with the previous movies. There is a bit of "Armageddon" and "Pearl Harbor" carefully blended in with the Autobots and the Decepticons. A magnificent musical score that compliments the scenes with immense depth, edge of your seat CGI, Cinemax, Stunt choreography and deep concentration in some lovely character development is what you are about to experience. Maybe even more but definitely none less!
Megan Fox is no more; I have to address that concern, don't be disheartened; Rosie Huntington-Whiteley the Victoria's Secret diva has some wicked talent. She is amazingly talented and is stunningly convincing and yes indeed an Aphrodite on screen. Shia LaBeouf, John Turturro, Josh Duhamel & Tyrese Gibson are at their very best. Hardcore to the cause and determined for victory, they carry the entire story line along with Whiteley onto the highest levels of the Trilogy. Deep connections between the humans and the machines are introduced and concentrated on shifting the paradigms of viewing pleasure at well-timed intervals. Introducing John Malkovich and Ken Jeong to assist Kevin Dunn & Julie White with the comic relief within the 157 Minutes is shrewd choice. Even I did check my watch once since I felt the length of the movie (Another typical Micheal Bay Trade Mark) however, the choice of the addition of such characters for comic relief was needed, and rightly chosen talent indeed. Need I say more?
If I am to pick a bone, I would pick the writing. However to make such a great movie out of the toys I played with back as a kid, I am just going to let this one go!
Title: Transformers: Dark of the Moon Directed by: Micheal Bay Starring: Shia LaBeouf, Rosie Huntington – Whiteley, Josh Duhamel, John Turturro, Tyrese Gibson, Ken Jeong & John Malkovich Rated: Rated PG-13 for intense prolonged sequences of sci-fi action violence, mayhem and destruction, and for language, some sexuality and innuendo Rating: 08/10 157 Minutes