military in this movie at all, then?īecause Michael Bay has a huge erection for jets and tanks and aircraft carriers and considers giant robots only a necessary evil for the film. They just kind of come along with guns and stuff, and act like they're going to help, but the Autobots do all the work. Although since the climax of the last film was a massive firefight involving 50-foot robots and took place over five miles of downtown Los Angeles and the beginning of this film wrecks several miles of Shanghai, China, they seem to be incredibly shitty at their job. Supposedly to help keep the Transformers a secret from the public. The Decepticons aren't apparently doing anything, then the Autobots show up, the Decepticons run for their goddamn lives, and the Autobots hunt them down and brutally murder them.
We're told the Decepticons are "doing things," but they appear to be hiding peacefully when the Autobots show up and brutally murder them. The Autobots have joined the military to hunt down the Decepticons. What is the status of the Transformers at the beginning of the film? I honestly would believe 12 if someone had said that. It's impossible to tell most of them apart except for Optimus and the Racist Twins (there's another yellow Autobot who I constantly thought was Bumblebee). Hope it helps! Are there honestly 46 new Transformers in the movie? So I took a little time to interview myself about the movie's story in order to help you understand what RotF is all about. Additionally, I really didn't get much into the plot, as I was so busy explaining why it was a fundamentally shitty movie.
It dawned on me at about 4am last night when I was finishing my review that 2500 words might not be enough to fully describe the Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen experience.
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