It’s big metal robot time... and the good news is that blockbusting director Michael Bay has delivered a high-octane bit of fantasy action-adventure that will have Transformers’ fans relishing the film’s vivid 3D entertainment. Granted, the departure of Megan Fox has meant that the sex appeal quota has diminished. But the casting of some double-barrelled sultriness in the curvaceous form of Rosie Huntington-Whiteley (British model and girlfriend of Jason Statham) as a love interest for Shia LaBeouf means that she is not massively missed... especially once the special effects kick in.
It’s a pleasure to say that this third film is a great improvement from the last, with Shia LaBeouf really growing into the role of self-appointed liaison between the Transformers and mankind, and the film also benefits from the addition of some fine character actors – such as Frances McDormand, John Malkovich and Patrick Dempsey.
With a story that’s not as messy and muddled as the last film, Bay manages to bring a darker and more dangerous tone to the plot.
And when the action kicks off – and boy does it look great on 3D – the film offers up a veritable feast of special effects mayhem.
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Transformers: Dark of the Moon is a fantastic feast of all-action entertainment... the first big summer blockbuster is one worth catching
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