Paramount Pictures | Release Date: June 29, 2011
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SeriosityNov 5, 2012
Without a doubt it is better than Revenge of the Fallen. It might even be better than the first. It has by far the best action in the series. A few useless characters here and there and silly dialogue bring it down, but this is about as goodWithout a doubt it is better than Revenge of the Fallen. It might even be better than the first. It has by far the best action in the series. A few useless characters here and there and silly dialogue bring it down, but this is about as good as it gets with Michael Bay's action. Expand
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rastapastaOct 9, 2012
Transformers has it's pros and cons, there's no one who can logically argue that. The pro's being superb editing, lethal action sequences, and plenty of water cooler moments. In short, anytime a robot is onscreen slicing or shooting, theTransformers has it's pros and cons, there's no one who can logically argue that. The pro's being superb editing, lethal action sequences, and plenty of water cooler moments. In short, anytime a robot is onscreen slicing or shooting, the movie is a great time.

The con's, on the other hand, are far more pervasive to serious movie critics. Shia Labeouf serves as nothing more then a snot nosed punk with no relevance to the story in any coherent sense, with his costars doing little more then delivering one liners and doing nothing of significance. I'll even go as far to say that Michael Bay only has people acting in the film is that it would be too expensive to do a movie exclusively focusing on the transformers. The plot is simple and you know where its going and how it ends. but then again, i think the point of this film is to just try and enjoy the actions sequences. Bay's at least got that in spades.
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JawsLaxerDramaDec 27, 2012
The effects are great, and for once, Megan Fox is all right. Now, the plot is still the same old. While this movie doesn't even deserve to have earned $1,000,000,000 at the box office globally; I still hate to think that people will rate thisThe effects are great, and for once, Megan Fox is all right. Now, the plot is still the same old. While this movie doesn't even deserve to have earned $1,000,000,000 at the box office globally; I still hate to think that people will rate this movie higher than 7. Why? It's too slow, and too predictable. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed, but at the end...I thought to myself "I could have gone without."
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oblique15Jan 26, 2013
I just don`t understand the need for all the comedy in the Transformer series. I love the action but I get tired of all the silly crap! After watching this one, they really need to kill off the parents!!! The model also needs to go, afterI just don`t understand the need for all the comedy in the Transformer series. I love the action but I get tired of all the silly crap! After watching this one, they really need to kill off the parents!!! The model also needs to go, after watching her Im convinced "Megan Fox" is a good Actress! lol She`s just there to pose. To be honest with you they could kill her, and the kid off too! Why not just let the Soldiers play the main human roles? It`s a good movie when they focus on the Bots, but has way to much things that lead me to believe, the "editor" was taking a nap on the job! Expand
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Rox22Mar 19, 2013
Just awful. The visual effects and Leonard Nimoy are this movie's only redeeming qualities. Nimoy is clearly doing his best and gives a fantastic performance as Sentinal Prime. The visuals are just breathtaking at points and gorgeous. ButJust awful. The visual effects and Leonard Nimoy are this movie's only redeeming qualities. Nimoy is clearly doing his best and gives a fantastic performance as Sentinal Prime. The visuals are just breathtaking at points and gorgeous. But that's it! Other than those two things, the movie is utter garbage. It rehashes everything from the previous movies. There is no real focus on any character and doing anything to really develop them (aside from Optimus.) Sam is as annoying as ever in all his LaBeouf-ness. New hot girl is bland and uninteresting (but at least slightly better than Megan Fox.) The rest of the cast is forgettable and are really just there as plot devises. The overall story is nonsensical and most of the time seems to just make up its own logic, Transformers 1 & 2 did this too, but nowhere near as much as this movie. Overall: This is a movie that was designed to be an optical marvel and really is nothing more than an insult to fans and the general public. In short: It's the movie equivalent of a gold-plated turd. Expand
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BradySmithJun 15, 2013
Better than Revenge of the fallen for sure, but still not as good as the first. The action has improved from the second movie, and it's not as annoying overall, but it still feels like it was made for 10 year olds. It can be fun, but from aBetter than Revenge of the fallen for sure, but still not as good as the first. The action has improved from the second movie, and it's not as annoying overall, but it still feels like it was made for 10 year olds. It can be fun, but from a story perspective it's brain dead. Some of the plot twists are idiotic, and it lacks a true sense of grandeur like the first movie had. It overloads on c.g.i. way too often, the robots seriously need to shut up, and when it's over it's over. Nothing truly lingers beyond the running time. There's nothing to think or feel about. An impressive action scene or two can't give a movie a soul, or a good story, or a brain. Like I said, it's not as bombastic as the second movie, but if Bay's going to keep milking this cash cow, (and we all know he will), he should seriously look at the first movie again, and see what he did there. Not that it was a masterpiece, but it was good. This one however, I can't truly call good. Ok is more like it. Expand
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mds03May 6, 2013
It's definitely a huge improvement over the God-awful second one. Although Transformers: Dark of the Moon had it's moments, it still wasn't that good. The main problems are the cheesy dialogue and the bad acting. Other than that, I found theIt's definitely a huge improvement over the God-awful second one. Although Transformers: Dark of the Moon had it's moments, it still wasn't that good. The main problems are the cheesy dialogue and the bad acting. Other than that, I found the movie to be kind of dull but it is entertaining. Expand
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voidersApr 26, 2013
The first one was not bad, after the second I was afraid about "where that sequence is going?"

That movie dont make sense. Use a "standard hollywood formula". Some times I hear so dramatic sound without a reason. Thank god i didnt watch
The first one was not bad, after the second I was afraid about "where that sequence is going?"

That movie dont make sense. Use a "standard hollywood formula". Some times I hear so dramatic sound without a reason. Thank god i didnt watch this at movie theater, and never spend money on it.
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Skullgirlsfan13May 15, 2013
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. So the last live action Transformers movie; for now at least, and it's obvious to say that this one is better than the last one. After the hate the last one got from pretty much everybody, I guess Bay decided not to muck up his next as much. I mean don't get me wrong, none these three movies are really that good. This one is entertaining and less offensive than the last one. For starters no twin robots, that's a positive in my book. Okay so I'm tired of the racist stuff about them, I think they're racist stereotypes, but I just hate them because they were so fricking annoying in that last one. Anyways back to this film, the only offensive stereotype to come out of this movie is probably that Asian guy who was in the Hangover. Action in this movie; obviously, is great to look at, but at times bring up questions. Like, how does shockwave drive that worm thing? Where do these new autobots come from? Why were Decepticons hiding on the moon for so long? And why do transformers have to be involved in Chernobyl? That's the main problem with this movie; of course that's debatable, that while all the action and spectacles are occurring, it causes much more questions. I could give any less care for the main character, I grown tired of him, so I don't even care. The new girlfriend however is a bit better, not by much, but at least isn't as bad as that last chick was. There's nothing much to talk about with this one, it made a lot of money, but what else is new! Expand
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ascoltami86May 27, 2013
Many things I hate. Robots are just too large. I don't want to see robots wrestling, kicking, punching each other.
and it's ridiculous that these robots are fighting each other for a box. This is like a movie Terminator, robots came to earth
Many things I hate. Robots are just too large. I don't want to see robots wrestling, kicking, punching each other.
and it's ridiculous that these robots are fighting each other for a box. This is like a movie Terminator, robots came to earth just to to kill Connor family. Transformers robots appearance is horrible, too colorful.
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Danilo_LorisJul 1, 2013
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. "Iniziano bene e finiscono male" A.C. quello che si può dire del terzo capitolo della saga di Transformers.
E' un film che stata tutta una corsa, doveva iniziare e subito finire, una "minestra" di eventi che ha, secondo me, rovinato il film e la saga che lo ha preceduto; per non bastare, i registi hanno il vizio, direttamente o indirettamente di cambiare i personaggi. La bella e brava attrice Megan Fox (Mikaela Banes) sostituita dalla Rosie Huntington-Whiteley (Carly Brooks Spencer) la prima "gnocca" che capita che brava solo a mostrare le gambe e non ha il talento della nostra amata Fox.
Il mio voto non può superare l' 1/10...il regista ha rovinato il sogno di un sognatore e ora vorrebbe fare il quarto capitolo per cercare di farlo continuare, ma il fatto che mi sono svegliato e del sogno rimasto solo il vuoto.
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TheApplegnomeSep 20, 2014
Another Michael Bay movie with the same defects.

Bad CGI and slow conversations, that's what characterizes this third Transformers movie. It’s not as great as the second, but it got some entertaining things. The plot is highly
Another Michael Bay movie with the same defects.

Bad CGI and slow conversations, that's what characterizes this third Transformers movie. It’s not as great as the second, but it got some entertaining things. The plot is highly entertaining, and it’s a very well made and unique movie that also is cool to watch. The actors aren't flawless, but acceptable.

Entertaining but it still got the same **** we've already seen.

Transformers: Dark of the Moon gets a 6,5/10
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dyshpoJul 30, 2013
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Micheal 'the butcher 'Bay strikes again really love the reason Sam left whats her name What was discount Megan Fox's name again oh yeah bland. Continuity errors Geographic errors ham ball story Over done commercial dribble but still very cool movie. Expand
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MovieGuysApr 23, 2014
While Dark of the Moon isn't the worst second sequel, it is a distant cousin from the original. The story is simple, and the CGI and effects are okay. I just wish more happened in this one.
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sammurphy66Jul 17, 2014
An unnecessary addition in the franchise, Transformers: Dark of the Moon is a slight improvement upon its disappointing predecessor, but finds itself with a similarly undeveloped script.
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FreedomFightersDec 12, 2016
I must be in the minority here, but I personally found "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" to be the worst of the first three Michael Bay "Transformers" films. Sure, it's visually brilliant and has some pretty great music, but all thingsI must be in the minority here, but I personally found "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" to be the worst of the first three Michael Bay "Transformers" films. Sure, it's visually brilliant and has some pretty great music, but all things considered, the film is pretty poorly-written, awfully acted, overly long, and worst of all, BORING! "Dark of the Moon" actually threatened to bore me to sleep. A movie about giant, fighting robots shouldn't make me want to fall asleep. All in all, "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" is not a very fun ride, and unless you're a hardcore "Transformers" fan that enjoyed the previous two films, you won't find much to like here. Expand
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RyanbJan 28, 2014
I distinctly remember watching this movie. I walked in hoping that Michael Bay could redeem himself after the godawful second installment in the franchise. I'll say this... This movie is truly awful. It would be safe to say that this is myI distinctly remember watching this movie. I walked in hoping that Michael Bay could redeem himself after the godawful second installment in the franchise. I'll say this... This movie is truly awful. It would be safe to say that this is my least favorite movie of all time. Not only because of the truly horrendous plot, but also Shia Leboufs complete over-acting and horrible dialogue. All I can say is that Michael Bay tried really hard to make it more serious of a movie than what it was, and he should of focused on the fact that it's a silk about robots ripping each other to pieces. But honestly, don't even spend any of your time on this film, because you will be severely disappointed Expand
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marcmyworksDec 20, 2016
Despite the fantastic CGI and cinematography, this film does exactly what it says on the tin and sometimes even less. The soundtrack, acting and plot make this $195 Million blockbuster quite boring and completely unoriginal. RoseDespite the fantastic CGI and cinematography, this film does exactly what it says on the tin and sometimes even less. The soundtrack, acting and plot make this $195 Million blockbuster quite boring and completely unoriginal. Rose Huntington-Whiteley's who played Shia LaBeouf's new beautiful/vapid girlfriend actually made me long for the days of Megan Fox. Expand
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bfoore90Apr 1, 2020
A surefire improvement in terms of being a film than its awful predecessor. "Dark of the Moon" has lots of action, most of it entertaining. Some of it stupid, though the plot and storytelling still being the film's struggling point till the 3rd act.
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ilikesuperman23Mar 24, 2014
The one word to describe this movie disappointing I didn't really have high hopes because I was let down with revenge of the fallen I at least expected a decent action movie though I thought to myself hopefully I will at least get to see aThe one word to describe this movie disappointing I didn't really have high hopes because I was let down with revenge of the fallen I at least expected a decent action movie though I thought to myself hopefully I will at least get to see a lot of giant robots fighting NOPE most of the time its humans surviving an attack from the decepticons there are two small scenes at the beginning and at the end where there are actual transformers fighting transformers the rest is like Jurassic park just replace the dinosaurs with robots and you've got this movie and deduct the greatness that is Jurassic park and what makes this worse is that the characters aren't really likeable either there is pretty much zero character to the main characters girlfriend she is pretty much there just for the audience to look at and I'm being serious its like Michael bay hoped she would be a bandaid for a really bad movie because I swear she has more screen time than the main actor and if you Google to see the cast for this movie she is the first actor listed even though she isn't supposed to be the main star after this review I'm gonna give this movie 2 out of 10 because of the first and last action scenes. Expand
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MrBigman01234Jun 27, 2014
Transformers: Dark of the Moon features Sam Witwicky taking his first tenuous steps into adulthood while remaining a reluctant human ally of Optimus Prime. The film centers around the space race between the U.S.S.R. and the USA, suggestingTransformers: Dark of the Moon features Sam Witwicky taking his first tenuous steps into adulthood while remaining a reluctant human ally of Optimus Prime. The film centers around the space race between the U.S.S.R. and the USA, suggesting there was a hidden Transformers role in it all that remains one of the planet's most dangerous secrets. Expand
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diogomendesJun 1, 2014
Transformers: Dark of the Moon is not horrible as the 'Revenge of the Fallen' but still lacks a human touch, and opens again with more explosions, slow motion shots and action. There's no story in Transformers 3, Michael Bay one of the worstTransformers: Dark of the Moon is not horrible as the 'Revenge of the Fallen' but still lacks a human touch, and opens again with more explosions, slow motion shots and action. There's no story in Transformers 3, Michael Bay one of the worst directors ever, makes another **** film to put in his collection. Expand
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cumoviesJul 24, 2014
better than the last one again same thing i have been saying about all the transformers movies great CGI not great script its better than the second though i can give it that.
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SkyrimGuy935Dec 5, 2014
Still entertaining, and not that bad of a movie, although some parts of it dragged on for too long and it ended WAY too abruptly. The Michael Bay-ish humor is very present in this film, for better and for worse. The effects are still greatStill entertaining, and not that bad of a movie, although some parts of it dragged on for too long and it ended WAY too abruptly. The Michael Bay-ish humor is very present in this film, for better and for worse. The effects are still great and the action is a step above the previous two, but in the end, it just didn't have the heart of the first film. Expand
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McCrumReviewsAug 12, 2014
Sure, it's an improvement over "Revenge of the Fallen" (slightly), but it's still as noisy as the last movie, and although it actually has somewhat of a plot, it's thin, and the characters are even thinner. Sam does a lot of running andSure, it's an improvement over "Revenge of the Fallen" (slightly), but it's still as noisy as the last movie, and although it actually has somewhat of a plot, it's thin, and the characters are even thinner. Sam does a lot of running and calling for Bumblebee. His girlfriend, Carly, played by Rosie Huntington-Whitely, is a replacement for Megan Fox's character, after Fox was fired from the set due to a dispute with Steven Spielberg, who surprisingly signed on as executive producer. I wish I had not spent the money to see this in theaters when it came out. The CGI work is very impressive, but that doesn't make up for the seven bucks wasted. Expand
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ElTortugaOct 5, 2014
If I could I would have cut out all the speaking and go the whole movie without hearing anyone speak. Visually the movie is amazing, but that's all there is
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SythusRATINGSOct 18, 2014
Transformers: Dark of the Moon features Sam Witwicky taking his first tenuous steps into adulthood while remaining a reluctant human ally of Optimus Prime. The film centers around the space race between the U.S.S.R. and the USA, suggestingTransformers: Dark of the Moon features Sam Witwicky taking his first tenuous steps into adulthood while remaining a reluctant human ally of Optimus Prime. The film centers around the space race between the U.S.S.R. and the USA, suggesting there was a hidden Transformers role in it all that remains one of the planet's most dangerous secrets. Expand
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JohnMasterLFeb 4, 2015
Miren...¿Como se los explico?...
Mas de lo mismo pero con una duración de casi 3 horas... (aunque es mucho mejor que la 2 en todos los aspectos)
Michael Bay sigue y sigue creando películas con la misma formula (efectos increíbles, cargados
Miren...¿Como se los explico?...
Mas de lo mismo pero con una duración de casi 3 horas... (aunque es mucho mejor que la 2 en todos los aspectos)
Michael Bay sigue y sigue creando películas con la misma formula (efectos increíbles, cargados de explosiones, pero con un guion pobre y ridículo.)
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WJSJan 3, 2015
The problem I have with Transformers movies is, when the good guys and bad guys are fighting each other I can never tell them apart! These movies have become increasingly bloated as they moved along and I'm thinking that they need a good doseThe problem I have with Transformers movies is, when the good guys and bad guys are fighting each other I can never tell them apart! These movies have become increasingly bloated as they moved along and I'm thinking that they need a good dose of Beano to relieve the gas builds up. Really loud and noisy and the acting is pretty bloated as well. Expand
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ToddDowNov 12, 2014
A jumbled mess of a movie. I feel like I have been in Michael Bay's head for 2 and a half hours and he is crazier than a bag full of cats. Nothing in this movie works and it's the worst of the Transformer series. Again, a jumbled mess of a movie.
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Arthur_S_PoeFeb 16, 2015
With a lot of repetitive moments, Bay's third Transformers installment threads quite carefully along similar paths, without offering many new elements. Bay certainly used his profitable formula once more to create a movie that is quiteWith a lot of repetitive moments, Bay's third Transformers installment threads quite carefully along similar paths, without offering many new elements. Bay certainly used his profitable formula once more to create a movie that is quite possibly too long and to shallow, but certainly better then it's predecessor. It offered a lot within the technical scope, certainly elevating the first to movies and the plot was much more interesting than earlier, albeit not missing some WTF moments. Everything else - pale, shallow and typically 'Bayesque'. Also, the casting of Rosie Huntington-Whiteley as Megan Fox's successor was the biggest flop of the franchise. Sure, Megan was horrible and we wanted her out, but the blond bimbo was such a step downwards that we actually wanted Megan back - yup, she was that horrible!

With a more interesting plot and a great set of technical achievements, combined with some very well picked cast members (Turturro, Malkovich), 'Dark Side of the Moon' offers more than it's predecessor, but still much less than the first movie and it is, essentially, an overly long action-packed movie with giant robots that trash everything around them. Something for the fans, but certainly not a first-time.

Also, this was the last installment with Shia... finally.
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russiangamerMar 18, 2017
Спасибо, что хоть сценарий не такой убогий, как в прошлой части, но зато убого всё остальное. "О,взрыв,о, пошлая неуместная шутка,о,взрыв,о,пошлая неуместная шутка..." и это происходит бесконечно. На это просто нудно смотреть, лучше пойтиСпасибо, что хоть сценарий не такой убогий, как в прошлой части, но зато убого всё остальное. "О,взрыв,о, пошлая неуместная шутка,о,взрыв,о,пошлая неуместная шутка..." и это происходит бесконечно. На это просто нудно смотреть, лучше пойти поспать - больше пользы.
Итог: не рекомендую.
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MovieManiac83Apr 22, 2015
In the wake of widespread criticism of the second live action Transformers movie, Revenge of the Fallen, director Michael Bay admitted dissatisfaction with the screenplay and blamed it on the writers' strike. So what's the excuse this time?In the wake of widespread criticism of the second live action Transformers movie, Revenge of the Fallen, director Michael Bay admitted dissatisfaction with the screenplay and blamed it on the writers' strike. So what's the excuse this time? If anything, the script for Transformers: Dark of the Moon is worse than that of its predecessor. In the future, maybe Bay should abandon using a screenwriter altogether and just fill up 90 minutes with disconnected images of robo-carnage. That would serve two purposes: eliminate the need to watch actors embarrass themselves trying to outshine the hardware and elide excruciating dialogue, exposition, and "character development," all of which are inferior to what one finds in the average Pink Panther cartoon.

Bay makes the Transformers movies for 14-year old boys. I suspect he's one at heart, which gives him insight into the mindset of his target audience. I remember what it was like to be a 14-year old boy but I'm not sure I would have been more enamored with this movie at that age than I am today. Maybe it would have struck a chord when I was eight. That's when I watched Japanese monster movies which, technological advances in special effects aside, are not all that different from Transformers. In those movies, men in rubber suits pounded on each other. In Transformers and its sequels, CGI robots wreak the same kind of mayhem as Godzilla and friends. The average Japanese monster movie didn't have much of a plot either (aside from the obvious - stomp Tokyo), but it managed to get the job done with about an hour's less screen time.

It's pointless criticizing the action/destruction sequences in Transformers 3. Those are the "money shots" of this strain of cataclysm porn. People pay for extreme special effects. They want to see these Rockem-Sockem robots mash each other into the ground while Shia LaBeouf yells loudly in the hope that a big voice will compensate for his small stature (at least compared to the Transformers). In the biggest battles, I had some trouble figuring out the difference between the good guys (Autobots) and the bad guys (Decepticons), largely because (a) I'm not a Transformers fan (so the nuances escape me), and (b) things were moving a bit too fast. Aficionados will no doubt chortle at my ignorance.

The story, which requires more than a "willing suspension of disbelief" to swallow (an infusion of a mind-altering substance would be a good start), begins in the 1960s when men travel to the moon to investigate a crashed Transformers space ship. 40-plus years later, Optimus Prime (voice of Peter Cullen), having belatedly learned of this discovery, takes a salvage team to our nearest celestial neighbor. They return with the dormant remains of Sentinel Prime (Nimoy), who is resurrected by Optimus. Sentinel is the inventor of the Transformers' greatest weapon, which can be used to help or destroy humanity. The Autobots champion the former, but the Decepticons, led by a crippled Megatron (Hugo Weaving), have other plans. Old friends, like Sam, Lennox (Josh Duhamel), and Simmons (John Turturro), are joined by new ones, like Mearing (Frances McDormand) and Brazos (John Malkovich), to provide a human face to the resistance movement against the Decepticons as the evil metal creatures use Chicago as their base for an all-out assault on the planet.

Bay's flip-flopping on the issue of 3-D has led to widespread speculation about how effectively it is used in Transformers 3. After initially voicing opposition to it, he changed his position after discussions with James Cameron. Transformers 3 employs a mixture of native 3-D and post-production conversion. To his credit, Bay has avoided many of the common missteps, including the most pervasive (murky, muddy images), but there is still motion blur during intense action sequences. The most curious thing about the 3-D, however, is how innocuous it is. In many scenes, the 3-D approach does a remarkably good job imitating 2-D. People wearing the glasses are apt to forget that Transformers 3 is in 3-D not because they're immersed but because the 3-D is so flat and unremarkable. That's more than a little disappointing because the closer a Transformers film can come to an amusement park ride, the better.

Transformers 3 is like Transformers and Transformers 2 only bigger, longer, and louder. It's up to each individual to determine whether that holds appeal or is another cause to bemoan what the summer blockbuster has become.
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monster0420Apr 29, 2015
This movie is bad, but not as bad as Revenge of the Fallen. This one an be considered a guilty pleasure. Gets boring at times, but it kicks back up after a few minutes. The finale was pretty satisfying. But of course, there were charactersThis movie is bad, but not as bad as Revenge of the Fallen. This one an be considered a guilty pleasure. Gets boring at times, but it kicks back up after a few minutes. The finale was pretty satisfying. But of course, there were characters you don't care about, boring filler, subplots and plot holes, and forced romance. Has good effects, but too many explosions, but not as many as Revenge of the Fallen. This movie is a guilty pleasure movie. Nothing more. Expand
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TheDude-Sep 3, 2015
Dark of the moon is a mostly boring film with way to much government conspiracy dialogue and poor characterization and takes quite a while to finally get to the action which is admittedly awesome but that does not save the res of the film.
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BoogeeFilmGuyAug 9, 2015
Its better than Revenge of the Fallen, but not as good as the first one. Still a poorly made flick, but by this time in the franchise, what are we expect? As usual, its way too long, has major plot issues, bad acting, but its a watchableIts better than Revenge of the Fallen, but not as good as the first one. Still a poorly made flick, but by this time in the franchise, what are we expect? As usual, its way too long, has major plot issues, bad acting, but its a watchable flick with pretty good CGI, which is why i'm giving it a 5 (probably a little too generous, but what the hey, it has enjoyable moments). Expand
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CineAutoctonoJul 26, 2015
I thought it was the final movie of Transformers but no, excellent plot and action scenes . Megan Fox shame that there was not but almost disappointing but exciting .
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FlickFreaks83Dec 11, 2015
After he’s cleared of sexual harassment at the end of the classic Simpsons episode, Homer Badman, Homer J. Simpson turns to his wife, and gleefully announces, “Marge, my friend, I haven’t learned a thing.”

Michael Bay is Homer Simpson. Not
After he’s cleared of sexual harassment at the end of the classic Simpsons episode, Homer Badman, Homer J. Simpson turns to his wife, and gleefully announces, “Marge, my friend, I haven’t learned a thing.”

Michael Bay is Homer Simpson. Not superficially, of course – he has a gorgeous head of lovely, flowing hair, and he’s not yellow. But when it comes to avoiding the same mistakes that beset 2009’s Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen for this third (and final?) instalment of his toy-based blockbuster trilogy, he hasn’t learned a thing.

OK, admittedly the alarmingly racist robots, Skids and Mudflap, are gone, and there are no disconcerting close-ups of giant robot balls. But that still doesn’t prevent what remains from being, well, giant robot balls.

Exposition scenes are still choppy as hell, the writing is lazy, the plot turns brazen and in bad taste (Chernobyl was caused by Decepticons) the film is overloaded with a cavalcade of superfluous supporting players (look! It’s Josh Duhamel as Captain Wotsit! Huzzah! Here comes Tyrese Gibson as Thingummy!), and there’s an oafish insistence on cheap-seats comedy relief that leaves actors like John Malkovich (as Sam’s scary new boss), Alan Tudyk (as John Turturro’s fey personal assistant) and Ken Jeong (running through his tired old schtick one more time) desperately mugging. It does lead, though, to the year’s most welcome death scene.

That’s the bad news. The good news is that Dark Of The Moon is better than Revenge Of The Fallen. But not by much.

That upturn is testament to its last 45 minutes, in which Bay drops the Homer impression and does his best stab at Michael Bay. For, when all’s said and done, not many directors can handle large-scale action like he can, and the climactic Bayhem, in which the Decepticons occupy Chicago and transform (ten points!) it into a smoking ruin, is stunning. Price-of-admission-alone stunning, as teams of winged base-jumpers dive out of planes and plummet past skyscrapers; those same buildings lurch to 90-degrees in a series of vertiginous shots that will have you clutching your chair (the 3D, probably the best deployment of the form since Avatar, helps here); and giant robots, of course, kick the living oil out of each other.

For a movie squarely aimed at teens, it’s extraordinarily violent. Humans are reduced to smoking skeletons by alien attacks, but the likes of Optimus Prime (when he’s not giving sanctimonious speeches, Jerry Springer-style) and Megatron (almost completely wasted) save the toughest treatment for themselves. Heads are lopped off, spinal columns are ripped out, and several are executed with shotgun blasts to the head, gangland-style, in a manner that suggests that this is the final instalment, at least for a while. If this action were human-on-human, we’d have the next Human Centipede 2 on our hands. Best not show this to your Roomba, though – it’ll be traumatized.

The first Transformers has its flaws, but it did have its charms. LaBeouf’s Sam Witwicky was an intriguing hero, like Woody Allen was parachuted into an action flick. Dark Of The Moon is mostly charmless, however – for the first (surprisingly action-lite, slow-moving) hour, Sam is a moaning, presumptuous brat whose relationship with his new girlfriend (Huntington-Whiteley) is so shabbily-defined that it’s hard to sympathise with him. A boy getting his first car is relatable; a young man throwing a tantrum because his impossibly hot girlfriend has a hotter boss is not.

As for Huntington-Whiteley, the much-trumpeted replacement for Megan Fox (dismissed with an amusing, “She was a **** We didn’t like her.”), Bay introduces her with a self-parodying shot of her barely-clad bottom and it’s all downhill from there. You’ll believe a robot can fly, but you won’t believe a Huntington-Whiteley can talk.

An improvement on Transformers 2, but then what isn’t? To paraphrase the Bard, it’s a tale, full of sound and fury and extremely stupid dialogue and nonsensical plotting and preposterous stunts and robots punching each other’s heads off, signifying nothing!
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EpicLadySpongeJan 16, 2016
Dark of the Moon is the second best Transformers installment in the franchise. Think that's going to get away with a positive score? Well, YOU'RE.... W-R-O-N-G!
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FilmMasterEdJan 6, 2016
In the wake of widespread criticism of the second live action Transformers movie, Revenge of the Fallen, director Michael Bay admitted dissatisfaction with the screenplay and blamed it on the writers' strike. So what's the excuse this time?In the wake of widespread criticism of the second live action Transformers movie, Revenge of the Fallen, director Michael Bay admitted dissatisfaction with the screenplay and blamed it on the writers' strike. So what's the excuse this time? If anything, the script for Transformers: Dark of the Moon is worse than that of its predecessor. In the future, maybe Bay should abandon using a screenwriter altogether and just fill up 90 minutes with disconnected images of robo-carnage. That would serve two purposes: eliminate the need to watch actors embarrass themselves trying to outshine the hardware and elide excruciating dialogue, exposition, and "character development," all of which are inferior to what one finds in the average Pink Panther cartoon.

Bay makes the Transformers movies for 14-year old boys. I suspect he's one at heart, which gives him insight into the mindset of his target audience. I remember what it was like to be a 14-year old boy but I'm not sure I would have been more enamored with this movie at that age than I am today. Maybe it would have struck a chord when I was eight. That's when I watched Japanese monster movies which, technological advances in special effects aside, are not all that different from Transformers. In those movies, men in rubber suits pounded on each other. In Transformers and its sequels, CGI robots wreak the same kind of mayhem as Godzilla and friends. The average Japanese monster movie didn't have much of a plot either (aside from the obvious - stomp Tokyo), but it managed to get the job done with about an hour's less screen time.

It's pointless criticizing the action/destruction sequences in Transformers 3. Those are the "money shots" of this strain of cataclysm porn. People pay for extreme special effects. They want to see these Rockem-Sockem robots mash each other into the ground while Shia LaBeouf yells loudly in the hope that a big voice will compensate for his small stature (at least compared to the Transformers). In the biggest battles, I had some trouble figuring out the difference between the good guys (Autobots) and the bad guys (Decepticons), largely because (a) I'm not a Transformers fan (so the nuances escape me), and (b) things were moving a bit too fast. Aficionados will no doubt chortle at my ignorance. As a lapsed Trekkie (maybe not so lapsed, after all), I can provide a catalogue of the Star Trek references in Transformers 3: a clip from "Amok Time", a mention of the Enterprise, and the biggest of all - Leonard Nimoy (providing the voice of Sentinal Prime) delivering this gem: "The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few." I'd love to know who was responsible for that: Bay, screenwriter Ehren Kruger, or Nimoy.

The story, which requires more than a "willing suspension of disbelief" to swallow (an infusion of a mind-altering substance would be a good start), begins in the 1960s when men travel to the moon to investigate a crashed Transformers space ship. 40-plus years later, Optimus Prime (voice of Peter Cullen), having belatedly learned of this discovery, takes a salvage team to our nearest celestial neighbor. They return with the dormant remains of Sentinel Prime (Nimoy), who is resurrected by Optimus. Sentinel is the inventor of the Transformers' greatest weapon, which can be used to help or destroy humanity. The Autobots champion the former, but the Decepticons, led by a crippled Megatron (Hugo Weaving), have other plans. Old friends, like Sam, Lennox (Josh Duhamel), and Simmons (John Turturro), are joined by new ones, like Mearing (Frances McDormand) and Brazos (John Malkovich), to provide a human face to the resistance movement against the Decepticons as the evil metal creatures use Chicago as their base for an all-out assault on the planet.

The words "been there, done that" apply. Transformers 3 is not substantially better or worse than Transformers or Transformers 2 because it's more of the same. There are battles. Things blow up. Human actors give inferior performances to machines. An attractive woman is unabashedly presented as a sex object. More things blow up. A city is leveled, with the destruction lovingly crafted and presented. And, in the end, it comes to a smashdown between Optimus Prime and Megatron, but we wouldn't have it any other way.

Transformers 3 is unlikely to change any minds regarding the franchise. The brilliantly cut trailer makes it look like this might be the first entry into the series to tell a compelling story, but that hope is dispelled fairly early in the proceedings. It should be remembered that Bay's movies, with their high energy action sequences and top-of-the-line special effects, always translate into good trailers and TV commercials.
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nahtan1244Jan 30, 2016
Ok so it is much better than it't's previous movie the god awful transformers revenge of the fallen but not quite as good as transformers 1. I decide to give this movie a chance because i thought what could be worst than revenge of theOk so it is much better than it't's previous movie the god awful transformers revenge of the fallen but not quite as good as transformers 1. I decide to give this movie a chance because i thought what could be worst than revenge of the fallen. I was surprised but at the same time let down. While the acting and story were a step up from the previous movie and optimums primes father was a nice touch this movie is still very forgtable Expand
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FuturedirectorApr 25, 2016
Transformers III: Dark of moon shows thrilling and shocking visual-effects, that doesn't work correctly with the original sequels. It also has unremarkable action and not enough thriller for keep teen and adult viewers in shock. It's betterTransformers III: Dark of moon shows thrilling and shocking visual-effects, that doesn't work correctly with the original sequels. It also has unremarkable action and not enough thriller for keep teen and adult viewers in shock. It's better to don't listen to the bad and ignorant audiences. Expand
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diamondskullJun 27, 2016
In the human part there is a lack of story development that is overwhelming and an insult to who Sentinel Pime is/was all the little story in this movie was pulled out of Mikels ass and doesent hold up whith any of the past lore that thisIn the human part there is a lack of story development that is overwhelming and an insult to who Sentinel Pime is/was all the little story in this movie was pulled out of Mikels ass and doesent hold up whith any of the past lore that this grand franchise has Expand
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Thatonenerd2187Jan 19, 2017
While it is more watchable than revenge of the fallen, it still has some of the same problems. The story and it's characters are actually more interesting than the previous 2 installments, but it's execution isn't that good, with it onceWhile it is more watchable than revenge of the fallen, it still has some of the same problems. The story and it's characters are actually more interesting than the previous 2 installments, but it's execution isn't that good, with it once again focusing on the human characters than the transformers. While the transformers do get more screen time than revenge of the fallen, it's not enough to make it more compelling. The human side of the story is just as dull as the other two, but somewhat better. Once again the special effects are pretty good, and the final act of the movie has an action packed end to it. Even though I don't care about the characters, I still enjoyed watching the final battle in Chicago.The humor in this movie is toned down a bit, but when it shows up, it attempts the same jokes as the other two movies, which isn't good. Overall, while it is better than revenge of the fallen, the story, characters, and overall structure of the film doesn't work, and I wouldn't really recommend it. Expand
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MonkiReviewsJun 30, 2017
I liked the first two a lot, but this one wasn't great. The story was weaker than the rest, the whole first hour wasn't good. The CGI and acting were great, as always. The ending was full of action, which saved this. The boss fight felt toI liked the first two a lot, but this one wasn't great. The story was weaker than the rest, the whole first hour wasn't good. The CGI and acting were great, as always. The ending was full of action, which saved this. The boss fight felt to easy though. It is worth a watch overall. Expand
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mrdr4gonNov 15, 2017
A cinematic travesty of the lowest order. The CGI is extensive but it's shot so horribly that calling it impressive would be a gigantic stretch. Every single character's existence is akin to nails being dragged across a chalkboard. Yes thatA cinematic travesty of the lowest order. The CGI is extensive but it's shot so horribly that calling it impressive would be a gigantic stretch. Every single character's existence is akin to nails being dragged across a chalkboard. Yes that last sentence doesn't really make sense, but then again, this movie doesn't either and I don't want to feel like I've put more effort into reviewing this than Michael Bay put into making it. Expand
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robertoiglesiasMar 10, 2018
Wow Michael Bay! Are you going to make a film that is decent enough? Nope, it's a Transformers sequel. Even though it's probably the best sequel out of the 4 sequels, it still is dull and a repeat of the original, only worse.

And yet the
Wow Michael Bay! Are you going to make a film that is decent enough? Nope, it's a Transformers sequel. Even though it's probably the best sequel out of the 4 sequels, it still is dull and a repeat of the original, only worse.

And yet the idiots all throw their money at this crap.
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Dragonfly44Jul 19, 2017
One of the better Transformers movies, Dark of The Moon boasts epic action scenes and undeniably wonderful graphics that makes the subpar almost everything else forgettable while watching
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KelvinSelimorSep 27, 2021
Transformers: Dark of the Moon. That's what the US-USSR space race was for. Now the Earth is facing a real threat, and this is not Megatron and a couple of Decepticons, but a whole army. Explosions, betrayals, losses and, of course, love areTransformers: Dark of the Moon. That's what the US-USSR space race was for. Now the Earth is facing a real threat, and this is not Megatron and a couple of Decepticons, but a whole army. Explosions, betrayals, losses and, of course, love are everywhere. Expand
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CoreGamer1408Dec 16, 2018
My thoughts on this sequel is literally the same copy/paste opinion of the last sequel. I think is really for die hard fans only of this version of this Transformers universe. Everyone else only really needs to watch the first movie for sureMy thoughts on this sequel is literally the same copy/paste opinion of the last sequel. I think is really for die hard fans only of this version of this Transformers universe. Everyone else only really needs to watch the first movie for sure and move on. This sequel doesn't improve on the series in any real meaningful way. Expand
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ErikTheCriticSep 30, 2018
A slightly better film than its awful predecessor. It focuses more on the Transformers this time around, but its plot is still incoherent.
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Logan12345Jan 9, 2019
The first half can basically be seen as Lenovo's advertising film. Each person in this rich company in the film has a Lenovo computer, which is very funny. Yili shuhua milk entered into the lines. Not just pictures, but lines. Does this milkThe first half can basically be seen as Lenovo's advertising film. Each person in this rich company in the film has a Lenovo computer, which is very funny. Yili shuhua milk entered into the lines. Not just pictures, but lines. Does this milk develop well in the international market? Why do we have to pay so much money? Take a little restraint. It's too dramatic. Expand
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Huhan12345Jan 10, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. In Transformers: Dark of the Moon, there aren't too many robotic fights, but there are too many advertisements and Chicago has been exploded a lot. By the way, it's a pity that Michael Bay doesn't make porn movies. I thought Megan in the first two parts had been exaggerated, and it turned out that... I had made a mistake. Finally, give the advertiser a suggestion, be reserved, don't let adds appear so frequently, they really affect my watching movies. Expand
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TronmegaMay 21, 2019
One of my guilty pleasure movies. It has great visual effect and scale, but plot was messy, characters were just wasted such as the ironhide, shockwave, soundwave, starscream, megatron and sentinel that who has potential to be a great.One of my guilty pleasure movies. It has great visual effect and scale, but plot was messy, characters were just wasted such as the ironhide, shockwave, soundwave, starscream, megatron and sentinel that who has potential to be a great. Eventhough there are so much problems, i like it. But definetely not a good movie. Expand
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Legit_LeeApr 5, 2020
i think i would **** wheelie in the ass not gonna lie. i mean look at that thick ass.
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Dostoyevsky3May 7, 2020
Convoluted, needless, and forgettable action(a lot of it even without a cause) led by atrocious bot designs in a dreadful plot with horrendous characters and a bloated runtime that feeds unethical toxic masculinity and sinfully depicts womenConvoluted, needless, and forgettable action(a lot of it even without a cause) led by atrocious bot designs in a dreadful plot with horrendous characters and a bloated runtime that feeds unethical toxic masculinity and sinfully depicts women as sex objects. Transformers: Dark of the Moon is not even hilariously bad. It's the worst film in existence. The fact that this sexist atrocity ranks higher at the box office than Lord of the Rings: Return of the King is disgraceful. Any male who gave this film money and liked it should be condemned to feeling eternal shame and sorrow for his misogynistic sin. Michael Bay deserves condemnation in the realm of perpetual dis-consolation. Expand
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eTurkeyJan 28, 2012
The good news is that "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" is better than its predecessor. The bad news is that it entrusts to heavily on CGI, the people acting is below average and it is far to long. This isn't Ben-Hur. Although DotM isn't asThe good news is that "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" is better than its predecessor. The bad news is that it entrusts to heavily on CGI, the people acting is below average and it is far to long. This isn't Ben-Hur. Although DotM isn't as good as the original film its storyline, voice acting and musical score is simply devine. Perhaps the biggest criticism I have for this movie is how different it is compared to the previous features. This flick sometimes feels like a massive military advertisement for the United States Goverment. Expand
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dev92Aug 25, 2012
Definitely the worst of all the Transformers films, there is no attempt at actually making a good film here. All they are after is the consumers' money. Should have and could have been better, the story is beyond ridiculous even for aDefinitely the worst of all the Transformers films, there is no attempt at actually making a good film here. All they are after is the consumers' money. Should have and could have been better, the story is beyond ridiculous even for a Transformers or a Michael Bay film. I actually enjoyed the dynamic between Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Shia La Beouf despite the fact that the former really cannot act. The first film was the only good film of this series. Expand
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quaritchMar 31, 2013
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The CGI's good, but what i hate with this movie is its cliche plot, narration, and bad jokes. However, the action scenes are cool to watch.. My opinion, this is the best Transformers film (It's bad, i know. But the first and second movies are way worse than this.) Expand
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gracjanskiFeb 10, 2022
And again the characters are so bad written, some are even annoying, especially Frances McDormand as Mearing, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley as Carly and Ken Jeong as Jerry Wang. The action and visual effects are great, but this time the lastAnd again the characters are so bad written, some are even annoying, especially Frances McDormand as Mearing, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley as Carly and Ken Jeong as Jerry Wang. The action and visual effects are great, but this time the last battle is a bit too long. In contrast to the first 2 movies this time there are a lot of logical holes and errors in physics. And the political correctness...again: us military propaganda and feminist scenes. The first movie was the best, because Steven Spielberg helped, now it is only Michael Bay.
There are some more good things in the movie: the bad humour from the 2nd part is gone. And the store about the moon landing is funny.
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Miles_SDec 3, 2017
I was unfortunate enough to watch Transformers: Dark of the Moon. It is a muddled, baffling affair that demonstrates just how poor Michael Bay's idiotic series is.
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spacebear1Dec 21, 2017
Transformers: Dark of the Moon is a much needed improvement over the previous film. The story is convoluted at times and the acting still isn't the best, but this film isn't filled with really dumb humor or racist robots.
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pur__0_0__Aug 18, 2021
I often heard a lot about the Transformers movies and how they went from bad to worse. But I never understood how a franchise that's making so cool trailers can possibly be bad. I had even watched the first two movies and liked them more thanI often heard a lot about the Transformers movies and how they went from bad to worse. But I never understood how a franchise that's making so cool trailers can possibly be bad. I had even watched the first two movies and liked them more than the average ratings. Dark of the Moon, however, answered my question. Little did we know that this was the part where the eventual downfall of the franchise will begin. And trust me when I say this, I really wanted to like this movie. Only if the pesky humans gave me a chance to do so.
The movie, once again, starts with Autobots saving the world from Decepticons. But then one of them gets caught by the bad guys. To be honest this, THIS is the very problem of the movie. We have come to watch Transformers for the big CGI fights, not to see the conflicts of humans and robots. Because I believe I'm speaking on behalf of all the people when I say this, but if there's ever a conflict between humans and Autobots, we will any day prefer the Autobots, even if they are wrong.
The CGI of this movie is amazing. This is one thing Michael Bay is really good at (other than the explosions of course). I really like to watch the Transformers turn into sports cars and drive across long distances all the while fighting the Decepticons. The thing is, however, it's literally the only reason why I watch Michael Bay's Transformers movies. I don't watch it to see how Sam enters the gents restroom and someone else who comes in thinks he's in a cubicle having sex with another man. Nor am I interested in seeing Sam's parents trying to be funny because let's get real, they're not.
The acting of this movie is also terrible. Though I'd give it some extra points for completing Sam's arc, I'd also deduct some points for not showing Mikaela. She was the only human character I was interested in looking at ^_^. Even the Transformers act in a very campy manner. The villain of this movie looks like a discount version of The Fallen. And as usual the fight later shifts to Optimus Prime and Megatron, making the villain, once again, completely useless.
There's not a single thing for which I'd want to rewatch this movie. It only stands among a sloppy series, plus it's the part where the franchise starts failing until Bumblebee came to rescue, so there's absolutely no reason to watch it. It's so forgettable I had to watch Honest Trailers and Cinemasins just to remember what happened in it. And even then I couldn't remember half the things.
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MrPajamasMay 18, 2022
The second part was much weaker for me, and the third part was unfortunately even worse. I thought Sam's storyline was boring. The absence of Megan Fox doesn't help either. The only thing that pulled the film along was the action, of course.The second part was much weaker for me, and the third part was unfortunately even worse. I thought Sam's storyline was boring. The absence of Megan Fox doesn't help either. The only thing that pulled the film along was the action, of course. It was unreal, though. I'd say a lot more explosions compared to the previous installments. In short, the film doesn't let you breathe from a certain point on and when you want it to, it's over. I mean, compared to the previous films, which concluded the plot nicely, the ending here didn't seem to me to be very good, I would even say a little bit cut off, as if there was still something missing. What to add. An action movie with a capital A without a deeper plot. If you're looking for explosions at every corner, you probably won't go wrong. For others, I'd rather not recommend it and give another action spectacle with a better story a chance. For me, an above average film. Expand
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CRoger013Dec 28, 2020
This movie is mediocre! I don’t hate the dark of the moon! But revenge of the fallen, age extinction, and the last knight are terrible! The first transformers movie and bumblebee (2018) are great!
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DunyGMar 8, 2021
I thought the movie was fine, in my opinion it was too long and I think that it could have used less money if it was shorter. I know some people liked how it focused more on the humans, but to be honest I didn't like it and I think almostI thought the movie was fine, in my opinion it was too long and I think that it could have used less money if it was shorter. I know some people liked how it focused more on the humans, but to be honest I didn't like it and I think almost every human in this movie is written badly. I don't know how Starscream died in such a stupid way and how can Optimus Prime get stuck on wires if he has a sword? I mean, do the writers want me to believe that Optimus wasn't around for twenty minutes because he got stuck on wires? I did have fun though. Expand
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TRANSFORMERSFANMar 11, 2021
this movie is awesome! this is one of the best movies from 2011 next to rango!
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HabibiehakimJan 27, 2023
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Transformers: Dark Of The Moon takes more than a step to finally able to become again another watchable Blockbuster extravaganza after the utterly boring and horrible Revenge Of The Fallen, the movie opens with these amazing real 1969
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Transformers: Dark Of The Moon takes more than a step to finally able to become again another watchable Blockbuster extravaganza after the utterly boring and horrible Revenge Of The Fallen, the movie opens with these amazing real 1969 moon landing sequence with the twist of the Cybertronian has a classified part in the mission, that i think despite the fiction part Michael Bay should do a movie about it because he executed very well, and after that we're back on the track with Sam Witwicky played again betterly by Shia LaBeouf and his new chick which i think not only she is pretty and hot, she can also act better than Megan Fox, and this whole new story up from the beginning until before the last 15 minutes build up for the last battle was better than the first Transformers and i really enjoyed it and i really really like it, after that it dragged down a bit until the long final battle sequence which i still think a bit too long but the most important thing is it's not bad or super boring like the previous one, it has it's exciting and impressive moments in it and i still enjoyed it for the most part, the special and visual effects are incredible, Transformers: Dark Of The Moon has an enjoyable good story for the most part, a better performance, but a bit too long last final battle, and story dragged a bit near the end but overall it's still pretty good and i still like it, oh, and there is so much less cheesy moments in this one too which is good.
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RGMoviePicksJul 5, 2021
Ok, look, hear me out. If you go into an action movie (like Fast and the Furious or Mortal Kombat for example) expecting to watch "The Godfather", you will be very disappointed. However, if you go into an action movie expecting it to be anOk, look, hear me out. If you go into an action movie (like Fast and the Furious or Mortal Kombat for example) expecting to watch "The Godfather", you will be very disappointed. However, if you go into an action movie expecting it to be an action packed, quickly edited, convoluted, rushed but entertaining mess, you will enjoy yourself for every minute of it. Backed by strong voice performances and revolutionary visual effects, this Michael Bay **** is a run away train that you dont want to get off of. And while its story won't linger, its action, score, and visual effects sure will. Expand
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anaadigiriAug 2, 2021
One of the best Transformers movie, if not the best, and maybe even one of the best movies of all time! I was 8 years old when I first saw this in 2011, and it brought back a lot of memories. I am a huge Transformers fan and I recall a lot ofOne of the best Transformers movie, if not the best, and maybe even one of the best movies of all time! I was 8 years old when I first saw this in 2011, and it brought back a lot of memories. I am a huge Transformers fan and I recall a lot of details from this film. I remember the toys and the memories I had with others. I still enjoy the other films, but this is one that stands out the most and I will never forget it. It astounds me much more that it is one of the highest-grossing films of all time, with making almost 1.2 billion dollars in the box office despite a "low" budget of 195 million dollars. I had no idea what to expect after Revenge of the Fallen, but this caught me completely off guard. Everything in Dark of the Moon is out of this world, the characters, the musical score, the story, the mystery, the action, the intensity, everything compelled me. You need to see this movie and when you do you'll find out something that you definitely never saw coming, I know I never did. Expand
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realjaytheboomMar 9, 2022
Transformers Dark of the Moon: Now this is much better. First off yes this one is a better movie than the last because more action, most of the comedy sticks and because all the humans are awesome in it too. Shia is still here and he probablyTransformers Dark of the Moon: Now this is much better. First off yes this one is a better movie than the last because more action, most of the comedy sticks and because all the humans are awesome in it too. Shia is still here and he probably does one of his best performances in these movies, but Megan Fox is gone but she is replaced by another hot girl don’t know her name don’t care she is hoooooooooooot. Peter Cullen is still Optimus Prime and he does more stuff in this. The final battle is one of those scenes that is so awesome to watch because of how **** and utterly badass the whole thing is for real Prime is taking on multiple threats with one arm and kills Megatron. Once again the movie uses practical explosions which is amazing, the stunt work is also really cool but sometimes doesn’t make since because some humans look like they get smacked so hard by the Transformers they go flying and then get back up like nothing happens like for real. The cinematography is still really good but the shaky cam is still very bad to look at. But overall this is so much better watch it, the movie is on Hulu. Expand
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Kostas_SpirouDec 29, 2021
I wish there was more action because the movie starts weak with a lot of dumb dialogue, but some fights in the second half are honestly great.
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liamexeFeb 8, 2023
In conclusion, watch it if you only want to witness 3D, robots, attractive chicks, and explosions. If you watch movies to see a good tale with developing characters and to get some cinematic value. This is nothing new.
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sweetsuMay 5, 2022
Pelicula de la infancia, tiene fallos pero la accion y batallas, es increible!
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SuperbaDMIkeJun 15, 2022
This movie isn't better than any transformers movies cause they suck but it takes boring amount of time but has it's decent goods.
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DolphinReviewsJul 21, 2022
Round three in the awful transformer franchise. It's bad..... that's it. Uhhhh..... dont watch it?
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TheUltimateBruhNov 7, 2022
Transformers: Dark of the Moon is just as impressive with its CGI as its predecessors and successors. The action scenes and music are excellently done as always, but its shortcomings are clear just as in the past: The focus on humanity is notTransformers: Dark of the Moon is just as impressive with its CGI as its predecessors and successors. The action scenes and music are excellently done as always, but its shortcomings are clear just as in the past: The focus on humanity is not what most people watch Transformers for, and the designs of the Autobots and Decepticons aren't faithful or pay much homage to the originals. Expand
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LNSKMay 21, 2023
I think the story is amazing. It is my favourite movie. It is thrilling, the battles are really good. I think the movie is as good as the other Transformers. The villain is very charismatic.
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