Review – Transformers 2 – Revenge of the Fallen

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Hello there IAB reader! The IAB team has taken a short break. We felt it was better to take a slight breather before we overheat. We got some good news to share as well. Quattro Rodas, one of Brazil's largest Auto magazines, has featured IAB on the pages of last month's edition. Our good friend Marcelo Moura even sent us a copy of this greek-and-latin (to me) magazine from Sao Paulo. This short break has nothing to do with the above paragraph. Transformers - Revenge of the Fallen review What I felt as I came out of the room - I went to the theater today to watch Transformers 2, and it was not fully worth the money. Apart from the two GM concept cars fighting each other out and not amusing anyone, I found the second half of the movie extremely lengthy, boring and sleep inducing. The film just kept rolling endlessly, unaware the characters had lost their charm and grip a long while back. The best part of the movie - The first half of this sequel was pretty neat. There was a small portion of comedy and the expectations were built up right from the first few minutes when there is massive fire, explosions and a ruthless invasion by the Decepticons in China. I loved the graphics and effects, which is why you should watch it too. The way in which these lovely cars transform into robots sent adrenaline rushing through my veins. The movie's glamor quotient is roof-scrapping, thanks to Megan Fox' glossy lipstick and skimpy clothes. The last part - The last part of the movie has been shot in and around the pyramids of Giza, where I spent vacationing in 2004. As I left the theater, a few of those memories crossed my mind, taking my judging off the extra-long climax. This movie is no where comparable to the first part. I think the climax was its biggest feature. The whole movie was like an aeroplane taking off - it built up steam and by the time it hit the end of the runway, it took off and blasts into the sky. The one today continued to speed along the runway a
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