Transformers Blu-Ray Movie

Transformers

List Price	$29.99 (You save $5.04)
Studio	Paramount Home Entertainment
Orig Year	2007
All Time Sales Rank	99751
CD Universe Part number	7943497
Discs	2
Release Date	Jul 28, 2009
Rating	PG-13 (MPAA)
Rating Reason	for intense sequences of sci-fi action violence, brief sexual humor, and language
Running Time	143 Minutes
Additional Info	2007 Ticket
Movie Details	Color; 2007 Ticket; Special Edition; 2-Disc; Movie Cash Coupon

Transformers Video

Transformers (2007) Widescreen		$14.45
Transformers (2007) 2 Disc Special Edition		$15.29
Transformers (2007) Widescreen; Dubbed; Subtitled		$14.45
Transformers (2007) Optimus Prime Mask; With Toy		$15.35
Transformers (2007) 2007 Megatr		$15.65
Transformers (2007) 2007 Ticket		$16.09
Transformers (2007) Widescreen; Dubbed; Special Edition; Subtitled		$33.69

Transformers Movie Review

1 star sleeper
I have watched the cartoon and when I saw the commercial for this movie it was advertised as a all out war. but when I watched it, it wasn't you don't see the robots fight in till the VERY! end and even then it follows Shia LaBeouf around the city. I was expecting a lot more then what I got. If you buy this movie looking for a all out robot fight and not some teen humor that would have been funny when you where 12 then stay away from here. I am not being hard on this movie but lets say I go to AVP2 I am expecting them to fight and kill each other and not just a showdown at the end.
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1 star just very disapointed
a big fan of the cartoon, very disapointed with this, movie? it looked more like a two hour hip-hop music video; just lights and noise. the story (the all spark? what the * is that) the humor wasn't funny. there's talk of #2 i hope they get brian singer to direct it. very disapointed in you spielbergo.
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5 stars BR Transformers Rocks
I purchased the blu ray version and shpowed it at home for the first time on Friday night. I had a group of riends over and the sound + the graphics and the clarity kicked butt!!! Give me MORE!!!
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5 stars Grat Image
The film is very exciting, but on Blu Ray get's even better. Every fan must have.
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5 stars IT'S GOT IT ALL!!!!!
THIS MOVIE IS THE BOMB!!!! THE MOVIE MAY HAVE HAD A COUPLE OF CHANGES FORM THE "ORIGINAL" CARTOON SERIES,BUT YOU MUST ALSO KEEP IN MIND THAT THE CARTOON VERSION OF THE MOVIE WAS BASED ON VEHICLES THAT WERE POPULAR BACK IN THE 80'S SUCH AS THE VW BUG. SO, IN ORDER TO GET THE INTREST OF A YOUNGER CROWD INTO SOMETHING FROM THE OLD SCHOOL THE MOVIE PRODUCERS DID THE "RIGHT THING" BY USING "TRICKED-OUT" VERSIONS OR MORE UP TO DATE VERSIONS OF THE ORIGINAL CHARCTERS!
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