Transformers 2 Revenge of the Fallen

Revenge of the Fallen, Transformers 2 Movie Review

I've been a fan of "sci-fi" as far back as I can remember, which is around the mid-to-late 70's when I became a fan of Battlestar Galactica. I'm referring to the original Battlestar Galactica and not the frakking remake.

To avoid getting too technical and upsetting people, I'm going to keep this short, at least for now, and add on later; good chance I'll probably not add more, but anyway, here goes...

After Sam gets nearly cyber-raped in his dorm, Mikaela tells Sam to grab the box containing the Decepticon which was attempting to break into her safe while she was on the phone with Sam. He grabs and throws it into the car Mikaela hotwires. Stuff happens .. the car, with them in it, gets dropped through the roof of a factory and then cut in half. I did not see the box in the cut-in-half car, though I didn't rewind and analyze the heck out of it. Again Sam is physically abused by robotic aliens and the Autobots come to their rescue. Shortly thereafter the three of them run and get into Bumblebee and they drive off. After chatting for a wihle, they go and find Robowarrior, working in a deli. As I watch it now, Mikaela and Sam go to Bumblebee's trunk and retrieve the metal box with the Decepticon in it; for some reason the Decepticon is able to crack a safe and transform, of course, yet he cannot escape what seems to be an aluminum box, which as well, apparently weighs merely a few pounds by the way she's able to carry it around.

I realize it is a movie derived from toys, essentially, and I don't want to tear it apart. Honestly, it is one of the few movies I've watched a few times. For some reason I never used to watch a movie more than once and I'm glad I have been lately, as well, I'm usually working on the computer while watching.