Probably one of the greatest third acts of all time. This movie is a visual masterpiece. Denis Villeneuve is one of my favorite directors and one of the best filmmakers of our time. One reason for this is his unique ability to show rather than tell from a narrative perspective. It’s a skill I greatly admire from him in other films—and one he uses masterfully to deliver this stunning visual experience.
I won't get too deep into the film's storyline…
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As I've gotten older, the more I realize how cringe this movie is. My favorite part is at the end when Zoey Deschanel makes Joseph Gordon-Levitt realize how crazy he was throughout the movie and then in the very last scene he meets another girl implying that he didn't learn anything and is gonna do it again.
I might be off, but I really think this movie does a terrible job of conveying the message it’s trying to send. Ninety…
WE ARE IN NEED OF A GREAT DEBATE ABOUT HOW THIS MOVIE WAS ALLOWED TO BE MADE
I am in disbelief. Megacockolis makes zero sense and looks terrible from the first to the last frame. Each scene feels like it’s completely separate from the other and makes the plot unbearable. I feel bad for the actors involved with this film because it’s very clear they were under the terrible direction of the most pretentious and self centered filmmaker of all…
Optimus Prime was the goat since day 1
I was really shocked that I loved this movie. I heard it was really good and figured it would be considering this type of Animation is killing it right now. But this movie is pretty awesome and plan to see it again soon.
Overall I’m not a big Transformers fan (didn’t really watch the shows as a kid and the movies were not good) but this one actually got me interested in…
