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October 20, 2009

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This was a great kid movie and failry fun for adults as long as you don't look at it as in anyway realistic. They could have done a better job with special effects and some of the outfits (Cobra Commander especially), but over all it is fun. Way better than the last Transformers movie if you ask me.I know there were countless flaws in realism, countless, but the one that bothered me the most was the Ice avalanche underwater. I don't know why after watching all the physical impossibilities through so many chase scenes and battles, but ICE FLOATS is pretty simple isn't? How did they screw that one up. I just couldn't get past that one. But still like I said, very fun. Now I wouldn't take a small child to this, but any kid 11-18 must have absolutely loved it and if that is who it was made for than they did a great job. (My son is 9 and he thought it was awesome. My daughter who is older liked it too.)I liked it because it brought back memories of my youth and because The Baroness was so amazing. She's one of my favorite actresses anyways so I was in heaven watching most of the movie anyway...

yeah..This was fantastic kid movie. My children liked this movie very much. We watched this movie last night once again and enjoyed it very much.

Hi Guy's,
I liked it because it brought back memories of my youth and because The Baroness was so amazing. She's one of my favorite actresses anyways so I was in heaven watching most of the movie anyway.

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