Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014)
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Let me start off by stating that I am not a huge Transformers fan, I never really watched the show online as a kid and I didn’t really play with the toys or games. Having said that, I remember being highly impressed with the first Michael Bay Transformers movie when I saw it in theaters. Was it a perfect movie? No, but as far as a mindless action flick went it was pretty good and after that i even free dwonloaded that movie just to add to my collection. It had great effects and the action was well done.
This movie has the benefit of better graphics in HD, but loses anything else. There is no character development, the dialogue was full of cheesy lines and unfunny humor (there was one character that I actually cheered for when he died because his dialogue was nothing but crappy one-liners), and there was no cohesiveness to the story. The biggest sin that Bay committed on this movie, however, is he made the action boring. When you get to a certain point of this movie and you see another explosion, that looks exactly the same as the last 15 that happened in the last 3 seconds of the film, you start to wonder why you should care for this threat? For that matter, why should the audience care for any of these characters? None of them display anything that makes the audience connect with them, and because of this you don’t care for any of them. Sadly Michael Bay has not learned that character development and plot are more important than constantly filling the screen with action. In a good movie you care about the characters, so when a threat comes against them you are emotionally invested in the character and when they come out on top it is all the more rewarding (or crushing when a character you care for loses). This movie is more akin to dangling the keys in front of an infant, it has just as much noise and sparkle and just as little substance.
User 1 Review:
Conceptually the best in the series. In fact, in the first 40 minutes, it was probably mor actual story than any Michael Bay film. However, that notion was quickly discarded in favor of 2+ more hours of mostly - unnecessary action that inflated this film at least an hour beyond its usefulness. The effects are, as always in a Michael Bay film, extraordinary. However, the gratuitous use of bad language in what I see as a kids film (and if you don't agree, you weren't in the theater I was where more than half of the patrons were under 5. That's right...5) as well as the continued over use of teen sex appeal and the horrid dialogue these "actors" has to spout, ruined the film. The only saving grace is that it appeared to actually set up a sequel this time, one that led Prime into outer space. Maybe the next Transformers can be directed by someone who knows how to do a Sci Fi film and we won't need the silly retread human actors in it.
User 2 Review:
the fourth 'transformers' installment has to be, creatively, the trashiest, most unimaginative and dullest of the lot so far. the middle-aged wahlberg lacks the charisma of shia labeouf, and a shoddy, decaying hong kong was evidently a poor choice of location. the script contains semi-sympathetic moments, but it is all too brief to breathe life into an inexorably deteriorating series.
User 3 Review:
For some reason, I convinced myself to go see this film. I do not know what I was expecting, but what I got was something terrible. Even with such actors as Mark Wahlberg and Stanley Tucci, this film was so badly written that the shallow characterizations could not be saved. To add insult to injury, this movie's trash gets to smell worse over an unnecessarily long run time. Michael Bay has established himself as a mediocre filmmaker that can make money. That is really all he is good for. Between the poorly structured story, distasteful humor, shameless product placement, etc., I could not wait to leave the theater at the end.
Posted on: September 20th, 2014
Posted by: filmxy