There were more than a healthy dose of skepticism on our end when it comes to Michael Bay trilogy capper, Transformers: Dark of the Moon. While the Bay has set the record straight about what a mess of other transformers were at that time - and almost everyone involved in the production of this summer's entry in the series of giant robots on continued foreign what a general improvement in the third film (enough for TF3entry this "cinema posters were honest" list is more appropriate).
Now, when the first review "official" Dark of the Moon is published, raises the question: It 'really all that better than the movie Revenge of the Fallen?
According to Capone over AICN, the answer is definitely "yes." As he says:
I'm really surprised at what a great effort ['Transformers 3'] is not only in scope but also in its rhythm, shows and ideas. This one dares to go dark from time to time, and it helped me find the component that is often lacking in many films Bay emotions. You probably will not shed no tears see dark of the moon, but you will be asked if some lives are lost or in danger. It can really rock you a bit about your foundation, get excited about it. "
Capone was also keen to stress how impressive has been the second half of the film, which focuses primarily on the destruction of downtown Chicago - has been described as heavily on material from the Transformers trailer 3. He also praised the replacement Megan Fox (Rosie Huntington-Whiteley), expressed his gratitude that he "is really something to do here just looking like a million dollars."
For more information about Capone's Transformers: Dark of the Moon, read his full review (WARNING: MILD spoilers area head) It 'clear that there are good reasons to do all this praise Transformers 3 with a grain of salt. During the reality unfinished 2D-cut of the film, and sometimes in words how much better follow-up (or threequel) is to be a little exaggerated (remember how enthusiastic early reviews for Attack of the clones were the consequences of the Phantom Menace? ). Finally, because the Dark of the Moon hit the theaters in another six weeks or so, it would have been far more shocking than it was already a negative review of the film released. You have to imagine that the studio would not want anything bad word of mouth on the move so soon.
With all that said, this review at the beginning is always a good sign for those hoping that the dark of the moon can be a great final time the most successful financial franchise that has never been attacked by critics. The trailer for the film was quite impressive, there are a number of notable additions to the cast - and, with bonuses added for Transformersfans (as Leonard Nimoy expressing Prime Sentinel), this could be a pretty rockin 'final.
Transformers: Dark of the Moon hits theaters this summer on July 1.
