Second, the ending is way too similar to the first Transformers (what? with the auto-bots and decepticons fight against each other while bringing destruction to the city and such?) The pacing is also very sluggish it would almost put you to sleep.
It seems to be lacking in it's action and it wasn't exciting. While the second and third halves are a lot better, the first half is pretty boring. Then, there are the bad things that I would point out.
The Autobots and Decepticons are great to see again and the voice actors are solid especially Leonard Nimoy as Sentinal Prime, who is a very good villain for the movie much Megatron. While Shia LeBeouf isn't as charismatic as he was in the first film, he does have the same charm he brought to the film series so far. Rosie Hunter Whiteley is a bit bland, but not exactly terrible as the new girlfriend for Sam Witwicky. Patrick Dempsey did OK as the villain, but he's a bit underwhelming. While John Turturo, Franches McDormand, and John Malkovich aren't given much to do, they did fine with the material. The scenery is great and the special effects are as top-notch as ever. The story is a lot more decent than the previous film with a much better second and third halves the action sequences are solid especially the collapsing building scene which took my very breath away. The music score from Steve Jablonsky has improved and has an epic tone to it. First, there are some good things that saved the film for me. It later turned out to be a good ride, but while I do think it's a bit of an improvement over the previous film, it's nowhere near as good as the first. Then, when I saw the whole thing in theaters back at 2011, I thought, this wasn't so bad after all. I liked the first Transformers despite it's cheesy dialog in some parts and while there were some awkward moments and very bad dialog, I still liked Revenge of the Fallen. In order to coincide with a fourth Transformers coming out in the next few months, I'll be reviewing this third entry of the successful film series.
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