Bad films succeed when good men do nothing!

Rating: 1/10 (3 July 2009)

The real problem here isn't that the film was uncontrollably terrible and a complete disappointment to fans of transformers both young and old. Its not the cringe worthy stereotypically raciest characters, or disgustingly sexist voyeurism. Its not the lack of plot, or characterization, or coherency. Its not even the heartbreaking waste of an opportunity that is the problem with this film.
The problem with it is that good men should have stopped it from happening. It SHOULDN'T have been allowed to go this far.
I mean think about it. The amount of pre-production and planning, the number of committee meetings, designs and redesigns, storyboards and shot discussions and script writes and rewrites that would of gone into creating this film would have been gigantic. And rightfully so, there's a lot of money to be made on this. And yet...
Despite what you might be tempted to believe, Transformers 2 is NOT one mans sin. This film isn't Michael Bays sin, its the sin of all of the talented writers and producers and cinematographers and character designers who knew better and said nothing! It takes more than one man to make a film.