Transformers: Dark of the Moon movie review
Michael Bay is somewhat of an enigma in Hollywood. Loathed by critics yet adored by audiences, his brand of high octane filmmaking is so distinctive; it has even spawned the phrase “Bay-hem”. Transformers: Dark of the Moon is his latest instalment into the Transformers franchise and in short if you liked his earlier work, then this is a must see. If, however, you possess a fully functioning mind, this may be one to miss. We re-join our hero Sam Witwicky (Shia Lebeouf) several years after Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. Now he is a recent graduate struggling to find work in the current economic climate. Unfortunately, Megan Fox’s character has left him (sad emoticon with a Hitler moustache) but fortunately, he has now hooked up with Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s character Carly. Sam not only struggles to find work but is jealous of the lavish gifts Carly receives from her boss. Surely the man who saved the world deserves better? Not to worry, soon enough the Decepticons are back caus...