More Than Meets The Eye
Friday, June 29th, 2007ok so find me geeky all of a sudden for making such blog entry… but eyy i can’t help myself… anyway this is all about transformers: the movie…
the story is all about the cube which came from space, also known as all sparks, where every metallic object goes near it comes to life. like a life source. it is being fought over by two forces, the autobots and the decepticons. from your childhood ladies and gents, if you can recall, these are the guys who are actually robots that transforms, from cars, trucks, guns, even a radio. then suddenly the cube falls to earth and then all hell breaks loose as the 2 forces traveled light years away just to come here and fight just to gain control on the cube… and our world has become their playground, eerr… battlefield.
lemme go straight to the point. the movie is so cool you wanna watch it again, and again, and again, and again raised to infinity. hell michael bay and steven speilberg sure knows how to make blockbusters. imagine creating a movie with a lot of computer generated imagery. the CGI team for the movie took them exactly 38 hours to make one frame… and it takes at least 60 frames to make a 1 second part of the film.. how many hours in total? you do the math.. all i know is that the movie has at least 200+ minutes of CGI. the only thing depressing about the movie are the lack of characters from the animated series. hot rod, red alert, sound wave, the dinobots, and even some minicons are missing… and they even changed the concept for megatron, who in the cartoon series was a gun, in the movie, he was a fighter jet. well that was new… still there has to be a sequel since star scream is still alive and according to prime’s last words in the movie, there are still more bots in the galaxy. hopefully in the sequel they’ll introduce the missing bots, including Unicron. but eyy who know’s…
this film totally brought the house down, 4 movie houses at glorietta alone was jacked up with movie-goers, and there was a very long line of people waiting to watch the next round of the show… wow…. me and a couple of my lady friends got in at the last full show. good thing i bought tickets in advance or else i could’ve missed the premiere night. anyway for those who haven’t seen the movie yet, go the the theaters and have a good time watching the film.. eyy for a long line, and 170 bucks for a seat and 100 bucks of popcorn and a cold soda, for a 2 hours and 30 minutes of pure fun and relieving your childhood is worth every penny…