For the first time in four years, I went to the theater to watch a film. The name of it was "TRANSFORMERS". A big name huh! Last time in cinema was in 2003, I watched Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl with my dad. He was quite fond of the film, considering it an exciting and enjoyable experience, and I totally agreed with him.
This time the screening started at 21:45, I chose the seat at the box office, happy to see only a dozens of people bought this hour. So I thought it would be cozy to watch a film in a screening room with a lot of empty seats. But it was a Hollywood hit as I was awaken to realize when I saw people swarmed in, filling the seats around me few minutes before the film began. Disappointed, plastic bag noise, cell phone light, chatty people, and on top of everything, I would have liked to fight with the man sit in front of me for my right to see the subtitle. The man stupidly had a long neck, his head sticking out like a giraffe. He kept this pose through out the film! I would put all the blame on him for not understanding why allspark dropped on earth at the prologue. Honestly, this theater is a bit old. Its seat arrangement was not so humanized.
The film began on time and I noticed everyone was attracted by the setting and action and humorous characters. AWESOME was the best word I can think of to describe it when I was only amazed by the special effects. That was a 30,000,000 USD budget production deserved; even it had only a just-average script. The information was transferred at the beginning that we should focus on the visual and sound effect since it was a real blockbuster live action movie. Look at the credits, hundreds of technician people were behind the scene. Logical is not you should trace out about the film, simply being entertained by tons of funny parts in it, you don’t even had time to do the reasoning, or you will feel dazzled. Ok, now comes the awful part, in my opinion, of this movie, I DON’T LIKE THE ENDING at all. It was ruined! Owe… … RUINED! I was expecting heroic Autobots returning to their own planet, a splendid big holy farewell to earth people and why Bumblebee would like to be live his rest live as if Sam’s dog. This was not fare! He was after all an Autobots. Autobots should retain their dignity and be proud of their own race! Oh! Is there going to be a sequel? .