Already grossed tons of money at the box office, the movie according to me is a cynical tale advertising giant robotic toys and is completely soulless. A big action flick with giant robots is all that this movie offers. The story can be ended by simply saying, two giant robots battling it up on Earth, with the humans getting involved. The special effects and music are awesome though.

Transformer: Revenge of the Fallen, is a sequel to the 2007’s Transformers, directed by Michael Bay with Shia LaBeouf reprising the role of Sam. Sam is the human caught in the war between Autobots and Decepticons. The story revolves around the Autobots and the Decepticons. Starscreams has assumed command of the Decepticons and has decided to return to Earth with all force. The Autobots however, believe peace is possible. But Megatron’s dead body is stolen from the US Military by Skorpinox who revives him using his own spark. Now Magatron is back seeking revenge.

As Sam is packing his bag to college, an ancient object drops out of his belonging and a series of complex symbols is transported into his brain. Sam is obsessed with getting these symbols out. Whether Sam is in the middle of a class or in his dorm, he is maniacally scribbling the symbols. The school has heard rumors of giant robots but Sam denies it. But of course, he knows there are giant robots.

With the two hours of ear-splitting, robot-on-robot action, one will probably feel they have been in a war themselves. The movies shows pieces of robot trying to hump someone’s leg, a male dog humping another male dog, robot brothers acting like morons and lots of giant robot scrotum jokes.

The movie also reveals a lot of Megan fox’s curves. In the first shot, she is shown sitting seductively over a motorcycle doing a custom paint, wearing skimpy top and micro-tiny shorts. The movie is best suited for audience above 15.