Transformers Greatest Movie of 2007

I haven't gotten tired of it yet. It had everything you would want from a "fun" movie, and is what a blockbuster should be.

 

Greatest Blockbuster in a while?

Yes.

Academy Award winning for acting...

no.

In my top 3 for 2007.

 

best movies so far

Ratatouille, Bourne Ultimatum, Gone Baby Gone, HP5, No country for Old men

 

Easily my overall favorite movie of 2007, not discounting other great movies like Bourne, No Country For Old Men, etc.

 

Hmm...this movie is not in my top 5 of '07. Maybe top 10...but I'm not really going to be replaying it in my dvd player too often.

 

this movie is definitely in my top 5

 

Agreed...Probably not the ''best'' movie i've seen this year but definitely my favorite...

And a little of topic just comparing the DVD sales between SP3 and TF tells the whole story about this year's best blockbuster.

9(6)Transformers 610,266145.5%9,012,472
10(5)Spider-Man 3 583,46490.3%4,308,393

 

Greatest is just a too big word...many movies around the world were made, and there were for sure some GREATER movies made in 2007

 

You should've said greatest summer, popcorn, blockbuster movie of '07. It'll keep things civil. t:

TF is my favourite movie of the last few years actually.

 

If this atrocious pile of recycled, big-budgeted blockbuster Hollywood trash is even anywhere near your top 10 movies of the year 2007, then you either haven't seen a lot of movies this year or you just have terrible taste. Why are fanboys so easily entertained by senseless, gratuitous action? This movie was manufactured to appeal to the lowest common denominator; if this is what appeals to you, then so be it.

And I'm not even going to comment on the abysmal, monotonously simplistic score. Fanboys amuse me.

 

People can like whatever they want. So you can go screw yourself, moron.

 

ouch!

 

I was actually restraining myself. If Vegeta thinks this is the greatest movie of 2007. Who cares? He can like whatever he wants. Just like everybody else.

 

And people are also allowed to reply to whatever threads they want. You expressed your opinion on a public Internet message board. Are you actually suggesting that I'm not allowed to express my opinion? Why are fanboys so defensive over their beloved movies so much? Always expect criticism, especially over such a critically lambasted movie. Yes, I express my views somewhat passionately; oh, well...

And no one's stopping him from liking whatever movie he wants to like. Again, he expressed his opinion on a public Internet message board. Stop reading into what I typed and calm down. Some members of this message board are extremely sensitive.

 

I'm still a bit up in the air over TF.

Parts of the movie were nothing short of brilliant and if they had been fleshed out more at the expense of some of the more boneheaded plot elements, this might have been the movie I've been dreaming about since I was six.

I specifically keyed into the "boy and his first car" theme centred around Sam. Bumblebee was the most endearing of the Autobots and I thought Barricade was probably the most effectively menacing of the Decepticon ... especially since Megatron and Starscream didn't get a lot of screen time outside of the fight scenes.

Whenever the film focused on Sam, I was digging it. The movie didn't need "brains" (luckily because it didn't have it), but it definitely needed "heart". The Sam and Bumblebee storyline gave TF heart, but it could have used more, in my opinion.

The military (not counting the brilliant John Turturro led scenes, if you count his character as "military") and hacker/computer specialist focused plot lines really didn't do anything for me. Even Australian pride can't make me like Rachel Taylor's character. Anthony Anderson chewed up screen time without doing much to make it a better movie (it just seemed to me that the producers were too focused on trying to make this film appeal to ABSOLUTELY everybody).

A lot less of those of those and more of the better material would have appealled to me more.

In the end, I don't think Michael Bay was the right director for this film, even though he far from ruined it.

 

Sorry I went a bit overboard. When you said anyone who likes this must have bad taste just got to me. We just have different tastes not bad.

 

I honestly don't care what people like or dislike. I just don't like it when some people put other people down for what they like.

Dan, just curious, but what movie was your favourite/best this year?

 

I am FINALLY getting this on DVD tomorrow, and yes, it is my number 1 movie of 2007.

 

Transformers

 

Finally bought this yesterday, and guess what its friggin faulty, i am really getting pissed off with DVD's these days, 1 in 3 tends to be faulty, and both of the 2 i bought yesterday were faulty as well, i'm really considering stopping buying them.