Digital Drift 33: Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
Our road trip with the autobots continues. We hit a bumpy road as the writer’s strike of 2007 looms. Fortunately this movie proved that you apparently don’t even NEED writers and that a triple-A blockbuster action movie could be sloppily thrown together without discernible structure or coherence and still rake in more than its predecessor. Just cast your eyes over the image I’ve used for this week’s podcast. Ask yourself “A: What the hell were they thinking? and B: Why did everybody let them get away with it?” And that character and his brother are just two of the issues that slaughter any enjoyment and engagement you might have felt.
This is not a movie for watching, it’s a movie for laying down and avoiding. It’s a terrible experience from beginning to end. Even fans of the original tend to dislike this one. However we’re out to establish WHY it’s so awful.
Joining us for this leg of the journey is Mike Hearn of the webcomic “Walter the Wicked” who kindly put together some special artwork for the show. You can find Walter’s escapades here. Neil Taylor of GameBurst also returns for further punishment.
Next pit-stop; is Transformers: Dark of the Moon a return to form or is it somehow EVEN WORSE?
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September 29, 2014
Say what you want about Dark of the Moon at least it didn’t have the most offensive depiction of black people since The Birth of a Nation