'Transformers: Dark of the Moon' Review - Movieology

Autobots roll in for yet another box office smash hit. Audiences are thrilled with yet another bazaar of tantalizing thrills that exploit most everything known to man. The exploits—whether they be heart-pounding action violence or Victoria's Secret-like sexuality—seem to have a spell-binding effect. Regardless of whether or not this attack on the senses works for mass audience appeal, is Michael Bay's film anything more than hype over visual bombardment? Find out right now on Movieology!

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[josephcsdarnell]

@MrConservative608: "The postmodernism in it was very weird in my opinion." Right you are. What's strange about it is the film can't sustain itself on postmodernism. By the end of the movie, it contradicts postmodernism in order to give us an essentially "happy" ending. The postmodernism isn't upheld to the end. The story starts to break down in worldview a little over half way into the film.

[MrConservative608]

I didn't like it much and I always thought there was something off in the movie which you nailed completely. The postmodernism in it was very weird in my opinion.