A big Bang Movie with some hidden Ideology

Rating: 4/10 (3 July 2011)

The movie starts out nice, graphics galore, all in space combat, with space ships, and guns blazing. Then we get to Earth where things start to fizzle out, the Auto-bots , protectors of Earth with what would seem like an Israeli-Jewish bent to their Protection, single out Iran as a troublemaker and make it clear to any Iranian watching the film that Jewish "Autobots" are patrolling their skies. Kind of what is already happening in the Global war on Terror with Drones patrolling vast swathes of Islamic Lands, something the Nazis fantasized about doing with the Slavic People. A pathetic shot of Chernobyl, and a Metal Monster ripped straight from the Japanese animes. Talk about Original ideas, this movie has none.
Then the movie launches into some sloppy Shia Labeouf job hunting along with some simple-minded relationship building. The girl does all of us a favor by keeping her gob shut most of the time, and performs extremely well as the "blonde eye-candy", not to mention with what I think is her Australian accent, gives her a half intelligent sway.
But of course evil lurks and the simple-minded UN can't be expected to do the right thing and all hell breaks loose on Earth. Fortunately the Plot is feeble enough that even if you missed half the movie, you would still feel right at home no matter where you rejoined it. Then the amazing Hollywood "big money" goes into effect. The destruction of Chicago, and intense, frantic action, one sequence after another. You certainly get your money's worth of any sort of dislike that you might have harbored for Chicago is amply rewarded by its epic destruction. But Shia Labeouf is at hand to save the rest of the World. Of course there is the bad guy with the money, the girl, and the Bots. Cheesy storyline and after the X-Men First Class, another movie that glorifies Revenge and calls for Endless War. Kind of preparing our Youth and our People of what to expect when the Jewish New World Order firmly establishes itself on this Planet. Hollywood is certainly preparing the ground for impressionable minds to be impregnated with ideas of only Death and no Forgiveness. The theme of "Never Forget" hangs in there. Other than that, the movie is quite enjoyable in the company of popcorn popping young girls. It's definitely a "School's out for the summer" movie.
I give it four stars primarily for its fantastic camera, CGI, and Production. Everything was awesome except for the Story and some of the acting that was absolutely appalling.