Movie reviews: The Transformers (2007) – Part 73

The plot was truly in-depth. In this day and age there are not many new or original ideas left to choose from, this proves that there are still some jewels left in the industry and there is still a reason to pay those crazy theater prices.

Superb performance, plain and simple. In today’s day and age you see stars in big movies not because of there ability, but because of there name value. Not so in this one. The lines convinced me and really achieved the main goal of a movie. This to me is to bring the person watching the movie into the movie, to put the viewer into the movie. Not only would I see this movie again, I would look for movies with the same people in it, and that, my friend, is the purpose behind good acting.

The chemistry between the actors in this movie was undeniable. There was just that undeniable, intangible quality about this movie that just hit me like a ton of bricks. I admit it might just be me, because I was holding myself back from screaming at the screen. That is, as I’ve said before, what movies are supposed to do, to put you in the picture. To make you feel as if you are the protagonist, and maybe even sometimes the antagonist.

Supporting cast is usually over shadowed, as they should be. Here me out. In this movie especially, the supporting cast fulfilled there role as being great character actors and great is a word that I do not use all too often. They worked there angle and did not seem to upstage the main actors. Really a refreshing taste of good sense in an industry that has been lacking in it for so very long.

Great producing, my hat is off to whoever came up with this one! Seriously, I was not expecting this.

Special effects where wonderful and unique.

Although this may soon become over played with sequel after sequel, I will always enjoy watching the original, kinda like the batman series. There really isnt much in the last few ones, but the first is still amazing 20 years later.