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Transformers 3

The Saltman

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God damnit, I don't care if the plot sucks ass, if there are another set of giant metal balls the size of small moons, or if they get the dancers at Uptown Cabaret to play every female part and couldn't act their way out of a traffic ticket...

Giant Robots who Transform into sweet ass cars and planes and poo, blowing up cities and fuging owning is awesome, and I WILL see this movie.

If I wanted a deeply provoking plot, I'd get my wife's copy of Steel Magnolias and watch that. If I want popcorn munching metal asswhupping, I'll go see Transformers.

Why people expect these movies to be some thought provoking episode of serious business blows my mind. Did any of you watch the animated show? FFS.... they had the wrong robot talking half the time. Just to have a movie were Optimus Prime doesn't turn blue spontaneously makes this franchise shine.

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