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News Credits: 5 · by **5150 Cruiser** » Tue Jul 28, 2009 4:27 pm

Autobot032 wrote: How anyone can miss all of that is beyond me. In fact, ROTF's story is laid out for you in simple terms, it's easier to follow than the first film, it makes sense, it's not convoluted, and people of all ages can find something to enjoy about it.

Was it perfect? No, of course not. But it was most certainly a better film than the first one, and it showed. It's made almost $800 mil, and it's take is STILL climbing.

If you folks couldn't follow the story, or say it didn't have one, and didn't find the massively cool robot on robot violence wow inducing, then you really missed the point of going to see this TF movie.

We asked for more robot screen time, we got it.
We asked for a better story, we got it.

The film was a hell of a lot of fun, folks. I'm sorry you didn't get it like the rest of us did, however...we have seats available. Sit down, relax, have some fun, and give the movie another shot. You might just be pleasantly surprised the second time around. I know I sure was.

Thank you. My thoughts exactly!

News Credits: 2 · by **Shadowman** » Tue Jul 28, 2009 5:08 pm

Koray wrote:1 - Why China needed nest(US army) against demolishor China has a army(prime is ok but why US soldiers?).

NEST isn't the US Army. It's a international joint operation, a lot like RAINBOW in Tom Clancy's books. But with more giant robots. And that's the key factor; no group in China has access to Autobots, and the Autobots seems to be the only ones capable of stopping the Decepticons, or even fighting them one-on-one.