I was very disappointed with Transformers 2, there was no acting way too much action. Does anyone else feel the same way?
Same way, but for different reasons. There WAS acting, but it was over-acting. About a thousand times more than the first one. And now it's not just the pitiful human actors (namely Sam's new roommate, and again his parents) doing the over-acting, but the Transformers themselves: little former radio-controlled truck, Wheelie, somehow inherently born a Decepticon for no reason at all who talks smack at every chance. The Autobot twins, Skidz and Mudflap, no explanation needed. And the story was ridiculous. It was as if they had three or four plots and screenplays in front of them, then diced them up, tossed 'em in a hat and shook 'em vigorously, then glued it all back together in one heaping mess. As for action, that's what I showed up for. And ironically didn't feel there was enough of. They advertised an action-packed summer thriller with suspense and destruction, and instead they crapped out a comedy. Nice job, Bay. Now go away.
actually, if theres action, theres acting, dont you think?To be in a action movie you have to act A LOT for when the action scenes come. For example if somebody gets hurt while fighting or something, they have to ACT like it hurts. I personally liked the movie a lot and thought it was better than the first one. The second one is funnier and like you said, it has a lot of action but its still an enjoyable movie. Maybe you should re watch it agian to understand it a little more and maybe even like it.
There was actually more comedy in this one than the last one. There was more action in this one to make up for the last one which didn't have as much as this one did. This movie also brought more enemys in it. All in all it was better than the first one because there was more of every thing present in the last one.
For what it was, i think it was a good movie. It wasnt meant to be competing with strong movies with a powerful story. Just action entertainment. You need to put it in perspective with what it was meant to be.
logically we tend to love the first of all, like to watch the first episode of a tv show and love it more than the second or the third so yes transformers 1 is better than 2
