@@flashyashy6894: Views & subscribers *_HE DOES NOT DESERVE!!!_* Go watch his Harry Potter videos - Sorcerer's Stone in particular - to understand my biggest complaint!
@@flashyashy6894: Views he doesn't deserve, especially after the pedophilia that is: *_^Insert pretty faced underage actress^_* isn't old enough to be my sister/wife in this scene! Oh Cripes, I brought it up again, didn't I???
Not going to lie the twist with Sentinel Prime working with the DECEPTICONS and killing IRONHIDE (ONE OF MY FAVORITE CHARACTERS) is honestly a great twist, why Jeremy doesn’t think this is a good twist is beyond me??? And no I also don’t believe that he would see the twist coming too
That scene of Optimus leading the charge against the Decepticons is one of my favorite moments in Transformers. People tend to forget Optimus is soldier who must do what must be done to save the universe from the Decepticons. Does he enjoy it? No, but it's something he must do for the sake of those who can't defend themselves.
Transformers: Dark of the Moon (2011) story is mostly based on the three parted episode The Ultimate Doom which funny enough had a human villain working the Decepticons and Doctor Arkville the main human villain was voiced by Casey Kasem (RIP) the same voice as Cliff-Jumper. The only difference here is that Dylan Gould played by Patrick Dempsey wasn't turn into a cyborg and was killed thanks to Sam hitting him behind one the pillars that he was trying restart so that Cyber-Tron could converted or, transported with earth. Also, Dylan is a wealthy car collector and Carly's employer and just like Arkville was working with Decepticons with some differences. Also, Carly was a character from G1 which is why she's in the film and the reason why she's with Sam (Spike) and in the cartoon has Daniel. Also, Optimus Prime has his trailer because it was in the cartoon as well with Roller even though he doesn't appear in the film is mostly based off Jet Convoy from Armada or, later Transformers cartoons combined with other transformers with Optimus Prime having an open mouth mask removal before the first Transformers movie in 2007. So, give Michael Bay created at least he got some things right despite not being a big fan of G1 cartoon. Also, if Michael Bay wasn't born you wouldn't be talking shit about films right now and that's just disrespectful even if you don't like him instead of hating him. Basically, what I'm saying this film is the most G1 story you're going to get in these films despite now Hasbro and Paramount Pictures are now focusing on that and Beast Wars with the newer films, but in a modern day setting since both G1 & Beast Wars are almost 30-40 plus old by this point. Anyway, just somethings that some of you people may not know about or do.
12:32 Fun fact, starscream was the one to shoot down sentinel, as he wasnt aware of the deal between megatron and sentinel (Im pretty sure one of the comics state this but also only really diehard fans would know this since I doubt a general auidience will be buying transformers movie comics)
@@Uest044_productions Well to be fair I'm a diehard fan and I only found out about that through a fire brothers video (I think I'm not very sure I have a terrible memory 🔥)
By Jeremy's "LoGiC", the 5th Die Hard movie: A Good Day to Die Hard, gets sins for not only mentioning Chernobyl, but John McClane & his son, Jack, *_actually going_* there! And... fan of the Die Hard franchise or no, we just *_DO NOT_* sin movies that include Bruce Willis!!! At the *_Absolute Minimal_* we sin them for actual mistakes, not the total cluster crud self contradictory reasons Jeremy conceives!!!
Sin 46: Plus, in the last movie, it’s not explained well, but the shard of the allspark Sam had gave the information of the allspark to him, and when they got to the Matrix, the information and energy of that shard was transferred into the Matrix, which is why it was able to revive Optimus and Sentinel.
You should have added 100 sins for the fact that Jeremy didn't remove any sins for the scene where Optimus prime goes full berserker mode and kills 8 decepticons including shockwave. And also you should have added 100 sins for the fact that Jeremy didn't remove sins for the entire climax. The climax is the reason why this movie was amazing to experience it in 3d and IMAX.
*_WHAT_* movie is he referencing by saying: "Katherine Keener isn't possessing John Malkovich to do the thing I remove sins in movies for to Cameron Diaz"?!?!?
Fun fact for you captain Vader assuming you know this fact: the scene where Lennox and his team fly through Chicago by using wingsuits is entirely done in camera no cgi people or green screen just real stunt people flying through the city of Chicago. And also the scene where sam and the other soldiers are sliding down the windows of the flipped building thats a practical set they build so when you see them inside the flipped building and also almost falling out of the window and dying those are real people sliding down the building.
19:03, I have no problem with it whatsoever. Sentinel personally betrayed Optimus and he’s a war criminal now (he killed those who surrendered) and he hasn’t even really surrendered himself. I know people in the real world complain about Optimus killing Sentinel here but Optimus is completely right.
I don't have a problem with him killing, I get Sentinel attempted to commit genocide, and so must go. What I don't like, is Optimus not even feeling a little bit sad about this. They were friends once, and I always saw Optimus as a wise autobot who cares, so seeing him execute him so heartlessly is really jarring for me.
@@captainvader921 I get it but there is the idea that is in some works of fiction that you’ll be a lot angrier with someone you trusted implicitly turning against you than someone who wasn’t like that. “Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned.” Though I guess it could have been better expressed.
@@captainvader921 It's not the easiest thing to spot, but if you watch Optimus' face as he throws down the shotgun and the camera pans out, he does look disgusted with himself after the fact.
all of the people in the comment section raise your hand up for this question: who became a linkin park fan after watching the first 3 transformers movies?
I’m sure that sinning Peter Cullens is worth all the sins. If I may quote The Good Son, “Don’t f**k with me. Also, sinning Buzz Aldrin in pretty sure is a crime against the U.S.
This is actually such a good video idea. I dont really agree or understand why cinemasins just sins anything for a random reason, it kinda loses its value and its become a bit of a joke of a channel instead of actually critiquing movies.
Much like you, I think Transformers 3 is at least among the "least bad" of the Transformers films that Michael Bay directed, after the first one, but 2, 4 and 5 are absolutely miserable. Thank God they rebounded with Bumblebee and Rise of the Beasts, the latter of which I found decent even if it wasn't as good as the former. Good video.
also no jeremy. i dont want the coen brothers to direct a transformers ever. i love the coen brothers but if they directed this movie they would ruin sentinels betreyal because they would make every character an asshole including optimus prime the kindest and wisest character in the entire franchise and the reason why sentinels betrayal works is because sentinel was optimus's mentor and to see his mentor betray everything that he stood for and the coen brothers would ruin that by making optimus swear and rude to everyone and make sentinel look like the reasonable one . again i love the coen brothers but i dont want them to direct a transformers movie because they would ruin the childhoods of the adults that watched the original cartoon taht are huge fans of the franchise. so jeremy no we dont wanna see the coens to direct a transformers movie.
cinemasins; michael bay rips of every highway chase scene he directed captain vader; you mean scenes he made? me: cinemasiins how dare you criticize the action scenes in any michael bay movie? his action scenes are full of energy, adrenaline and creativity. you and other critics will say that you cant tell whats going on even though somehow kids can tell better whats going on. and also these movies turned kids of the late 2000s into transformers fans so stop saying that one likes these movies. oh and also captain vader if you want to watch some good michael bay movies watch the rock, armaggedon, bad boys 1&2, 13 hours and the island.
Yes finally someone that doesn't immediately shit on one of these movies. Yes they are very flawed but these movies are my childhood alongside the MCU both of these franchises ewoke feelings that modern movies just don't work for me. My childhood heroes were Optimus prime and iron Man in fact when i watched endgame i was so in and in rage that i wouldn't talk about the movie in a positive light now i finally love the movie that is endgame with iron Man he was someone i could relate to someone who was very flawed just like me but with Optimus Prime he is someone i hope i can be a nice and inspiring hero. But back to the Transformers movies yes there not very good movies but if you could just get some popcorn 🍿 and turn your brain 🧠 off there very entertaining and that's what i always do when i watch these movies and i still can get emotional in many of these great moments.
3:24 yeah he doesnt like it all. 4:34 Because is there a point to protect a building that wont be habitibal for another i dont even know years? 4:47 ITS A BIG FUCKING WORM and its just like jurassic park if you saw a dinosaur you would be amazed and its the same here, who wouldnt be scared or awed about a robot from a different planet. 7:20 and yeah that is pretty damn cool considering the movie is about...Hmmmmm maybe the dark of the moon???? 7:56 Yeah i agree it should be called Humans and the Transformers: Dark of the Moon.
Remember when thse movies where criticized for the overuses of CGI? Well now every movie studio overuses CGI but critics and people don't realize that if they watched the behind the scenes footage for these they would be surprised by how much practical effects Michael BAY and his team used for these movies as supposed to say the star wars Disney trilogy where I know that they used practical effects but it's not impressive because they use more CGI than the prequels where people don't realize that those movies used more practical effects than digital effects when it was necessary just like the transformers movies the only thing that is constantly CGI are the robots that's it the rest is practical effects and real stunt people doing amazing things in camera
3:42, this might be a me thing but I don’t find the movie did a good job justifying Mikaela’s absence. (I do understand that it’s because they didn’t have Fox anymore.)
@@captainvader921: Wait, wait, wait! Jeremy says: "I literally quit watching", so you *_Sin_* him for "Disrespecting" his audience?!?!? *_I WOULD'VE REMOVED 150 SINS FOR HIM DOING THAT!!!!!_* Considering those idiots literally support pedophilia by subscribing to him!!! Have you *_SEEN_* his video on Harry Potter & the Sorcerer's Stone?!?!?
I don't care how objectively shitty these movies are or how many problems they have overall they're really enjoyable and still entertaining to watch especially 1-3, 4 and 5 are kinda shitty except for Lockdown
### The Battle of Chicago: A Perfect Example of Action Filmmaking The climax of "Transformers: Dark of the Moon," particularly the Battle of Chicago, stands out as a prime example of action filmmaking for several reasons: #### 1. **Visual Spectacle** - **Stunning CGI:** The visual effects are top-notch, seamlessly integrating massive transforming robots into a real-world urban environment. - **Epic Scale:** The scale of destruction and combat is immense, with buildings collapsing and robots battling in the streets and air, creating a sense of grandeur and urgency. #### 2. **Tension and Pacing** - **High Stakes:** The fate of the world hangs in the balance, raising the stakes and keeping the audience on edge. - **Building Tension:** The scene builds tension expertly, starting with the initial invasion and escalating to a full-blown war, keeping the audience engaged throughout. #### 3. **Choreography and Dynamics** - **Dynamic Action Sequences:** The action choreography is fluid and dynamic, with a mix of close-quarters combat, large-scale destruction, and aerial battles. - **Character Movements:** The unique fighting styles of different Transformers add variety and keep the action fresh. #### 4. **Emotional Engagement** - **Character Stakes:** The battle focuses not just on the spectacle but also on the characters, making the audience care about their fate. - **Human Element:** The involvement of human characters in the battle adds a layer of vulnerability and relatability. #### 5. **Sound Design and Music** - **Immersive Soundscape:** The sound design enhances the impact of every explosion, transformation, and clash, making the audience feel the intensity of the battle. - **Score:** The musical score underlines the epic nature of the conflict, adding emotional weight to the visuals. ### Experiencing the Events of "Dark of the Moon" in Real Life If we were to experience the events of "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" in real life, particularly the Battle of Chicago, it would be a chaotic and devastating scenario. Here’s a breakdown of how we might respond and fight back against Sentinel Prime and the Decepticons: #### 1. **Initial Impact** - **Mass Panic:** The sudden appearance of Decepticons and the destruction they cause would lead to widespread panic and chaos. - **Evacuation:** Authorities would attempt to evacuate civilians from the city, though this would be hindered by the scale of the invasion. #### 2. **Military Response** - **Immediate Deployment:** The military would deploy all available forces, including the National Guard, Air Force, and Navy, to counter the Decepticons. - **Heavy Artillery:** Tanks, jets, and drones would be used to engage the enemy, though their effectiveness against the advanced technology of the Transformers would be limited. #### 3. **Strategic Alliances** - **Collaboration with Autobots:** Human forces would need to coordinate closely with the Autobots, relying on their advanced technology and combat capabilities. - **Tactical Planning:** Joint strategic planning would be essential, focusing on key targets like Sentinel Prime and the control pillars. #### 4. **Technological Warfare** - **EMP Weapons:** Deploying EMP (electromagnetic pulse) weapons could disable Decepticon electronics and level the playing field. - **Advanced Weaponry:** Utilizing any available advanced technology, potentially reverse-engineered from previous encounters with Transformers, to increase effectiveness against the enemy. #### 5. **Urban Warfare Tactics** - **Guerilla Tactics:** Urban warfare tactics, including guerilla-style attacks and ambushes, would be necessary given the Decepticons' superior firepower. - **Defense Perimeters:** Establishing strong defense perimeters around critical infrastructure and command centers. #### 6. **Civilian Involvement** - **Civilian Militias:** Civilians might form militias to protect their neighborhoods and assist in evacuation efforts. - **Shelters and Safe Zones:** Establishing shelters and safe zones for civilians to reduce casualties. #### 7. **Use of Information and Communication** - **Real-Time Intelligence:** Utilizing real-time intelligence and communication networks to coordinate attacks and defenses. - **Public Information:** Keeping the public informed to prevent panic and ensure cooperation with evacuation and defense efforts. ### Conclusion The Battle of Chicago in "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" exemplifies perfect action filmmaking through its visual spectacle, tension, dynamic choreography, emotional engagement, and immersive sound design. In a real-world scenario, fighting back against Sentinel Prime and the Decepticons would require a coordinated and multifaceted response involving military forces, strategic alliances with the Autobots, technological warfare, urban combat tactics, and the involvement of civilians. Despite the overwhelming challenge, the resilience and ingenuity of humans, combined with the aid of the Autobots, would be crucial in the fight for survival. This is something that I asked chat gpt about this movie and what it be like if we were experiencing the battle of Chicago in the real world and why the entire climax of transformers dark of the moon is perfect action filmmaking. So if you're interested check it out I think it's pretty interesting stuff.
Also I hate how cinemasins thinks that Michael Bay has a huge ego bay is very aware of himself he doesn't think of himself as The greatest director of all Time he just wants people to have a good time if he had a massive ego he would tell people that they don't understand his movies
Ok buckle up because i asked chat gpt to do a scene where fans of the transformers movies fight against critics and the critical drinker and nerdrotic and also his friends. Am i kind of pretentious bu doing this? Absolutely but this is something that allows me get something out of my system so here it goes; Sure, here’s a dialogue scene that includes the elements you requested. This scene imagines a confrontation between critics and fans of the "Transformers" movies, with the Angry Video Game Nerd (AVGN), The Critical Drinker, and Nerdrotic involved. --- **Scene: A Comic-Con debate panel. Critics and fans of the "Transformers" movies are gathered in a large hall. On one side are the critics, including The Critical Drinker and Nerdrotic, flanked by their friends. On the other side are the fans, including the Angry Video Game Nerd.** **Critic 1:** (smirking) So, can anyone explain why you would waste time on those loud, obnoxious "Transformers" movies? **Fan 1:** (calmly) The "Transformers" films offer incredible visual effects and action sequences. They're meant to entertain and provide an escape, which they do exceptionally well. **Nerdrotic:** (sarcastically) Oh please, they're just mindless drivel. No plot, no character development, just explosions. **Fan 2:** (defensively) That’s not true. The movies have a straightforward narrative that allows for epic battles and the Autobots’ struggle against the Decepticons. Sometimes, simplicity works better than convoluted plots. **The Critical Drinker:** (laughing) Simplicity? That's your defense? Sounds like a cop-out for lazy writing. **AVGN:** (stepping forward, visibly angry) You know what, fuck this! The movies are fun. They’re meant to be high-octane, popcorn-fueled rides. Not every film needs to be an Ari Aster snoozefest. **Critic 2:** (rolling eyes) Oh, here we go. Defending Michael Bay's trash. **Fan 3:** (firmly) And why do you all praise Ari Aster’s films so much? They’re pretentious and overly bleak. Not everyone enjoys slow-burn horror with ambiguous endings. **AVGN:** (pointing at critics) Exactly! You guys think you’re so high and mighty because you like artsy fartsy shit. But let me tell you, there's nothing wrong with enjoying some goddamn explosions and robot fights. It’s called variety, you fucks! **The Critical Drinker:** (mockingly) Yeah, variety. As if Bay’s style isn’t repetitive. **Fan 4:** (confidently) Look, we appreciate both styles. There’s room for Michael Bay and Ari Aster in the film world. What you critics don’t get is that enjoyment is subjective. Just because something isn’t to your taste doesn’t make it bad. **Nerdrotic:** (scoffing) You’re seriously comparing "Transformers" to real cinema? **AVGN:** (furious) Real cinema? What the fuck does that even mean? Movies are meant to entertain, and the "Transformers" movies do that for millions of people. They're technical masterpieces in terms of CGI and action choreography. And they’ve got heart - Optimus Prime is a fucking legend! **Fan 1:** And speaking of Optimus Prime, let’s settle this. (Nods to AVGN) **[The fans, led by AVGN, re-enact the final battle from "Transformers: Dark of the Moon." They symbolically face off against the critics, who represent the Decepticons.]** **AVGN:** (channeling Optimus Prime) You criticize what you don’t understand. You think you’re the arbiters of taste, but you forget that films are for everyone. Not just for a select few with a stick up their ass! **[The fans overpower the critics with their arguments and passion, leaving the critics speechless and metaphorically defeated.]** **[As the dust settles, Optimus Prime himself steps onto the stage, with Linkin Park's "Iridescent" playing softly in the background.]** **Optimus Prime:** (addressing everyone) In any war, there are calms between the storms. There will be days when we lose faith, and days when our allies turn against us. But the day will never come that we forsake this planet and its people. We are here because we believe in the power of unity, in the diversity of voices and tastes. We stand together because every story, every movie, has its place. Today, we defended what we love, and we did it with honor. Roll out. **[The fans cheer as the critics, now reflecting on the debate, begin to understand the value of different perspectives.]** **[Fade to black with Linkin Park’s song reaching its crescendo.]** --- This scene emphasizes the value of different perspectives in entertainment and the passionate defense of enjoyment in cinema, particularly for the "Transformers" series. So if you're interested in this check it out I think you will like it.
Hot take 🔥: i think pearl harbor sucked from team America is one of the worst songs of all time. And also the joke from South Park that Michael bay can't tell the difference between ideas or special effects is not funny and stupid. Michael bay absolutely can tell the difference between ideas and special effects. Ever seen a quiet place and the Texas chainsaw massacre remake Trey and Matt? Guess who produced both of those movies; MICHAEL BAY. Matt and Trey: but he is loud and in your how he could possibly produced something quiet and subtle? And even then that doesn't excuse the fact that his movies that he directed have no substance and.. me: ever watched pain and gain, the rock and the Island? No? Well that's because you don't want people to think that Michael BAY has directed movies that people love. You ignore those movies so that your part of your stupid narrative doesn't get destroyed by fans of his work.
Maybe the first Michael Bay movie. I don't like the other three Bay films, and have no interest, and I don't care that much about Rise of the Beasts. Birdman has already done both the animated film and Bumblebee.
Im ready for TRANSFORMERS ONE, the new animated Transformers movie!!!! Sure it looks different but with me being a huge fan of the Transformers franchise, I will watch it!!!
Another thing cinemasins and nostalgia critic treat Michael bay as If he is the devil or something which is disgusting 🤢 and stupid. because Michael bay has produced and directed amazing movies. One of the movies he produced is a quiet place. Yes the master of explosions has produced something subtle and quiet. So can we please stop with the whole Michael bay is the devil schtick because it's not funny and very mean spirited
I also think that the criticism of these movies being racist is stupid. And before you tell me about how the twins are racist which they aren't let me ask you something; how can alien robots be racist when there from space? And the twins are just being silly gangsters thats the joke is that they are trying to be gangsters but instead they are very silly and also kids thought that skids and mudflap were funny and i agree i think there very funny. And also people say drift in AOE is racist because he has a yellow face. No he isn't he loves japanese culture and it makes sense that he would take certain characteristics of the Japanese people. So that criticism is stupid and doesn't make sense. I mean if these movies were really racist how come AOE was for the time the highest grossing movie in china?
@@smaugsauron4000 Nothing wrong people say drift was a racist steoreotype due to his gold face or something like that which i can't undestand since japanese armour has a gold face. Transformers taking earth cultrue is nothing new i just find the arguement that drift is a racist steoreotype due to his haiku and gold face is stupid.
I really don't like it when people use the words edgy and cool as criticism whenever i hear someone say those words i immediately redpond with; SO FUCKING WHAT, there are a lot of people who love Edgy, dark and gritty movies,games,shows and comics you think by saying that you're smart? FUCK NO that just makes tou more of an asshole who hates things that are fun. I can call a few movies Edgy and still love them like the crow,dredd and fight club so stop using these words as sins or problems of movies instead use them as positives because that means that the intent the movie is making was achieved. Captain Vader do you like movies that are and cool? I would like to hear your thoughts.
I guess I don't care either way. The only time I can think of where I think a dark tone didn't work was Fant4stic. That movie tried to be too edgy and violent, and it just doesn't work, because the Fantastic Four are meant to be a fun family. Other than that, if a movie is gritty or edgy, then so what? That's just what the director wanted
BUZZ FREAKING ALDRIN!!!! They had the audacity to sin a cameo who actually went to the moon, what????
Not to mention Jeremy sinning the ship being called The Ark! Jeez!
@@Alysa-Aiday yeah he really thinks they ripped off that from the Bible, even though the Ark has been established since the 1984 series!!!!!!
@@Oakjet1998bros got the ragebait voice, hes doing it for views 😔
@@flashyashy6894: Views & subscribers *_HE DOES NOT DESERVE!!!_* Go watch his Harry Potter videos - Sorcerer's Stone in particular - to understand my biggest complaint!
@@flashyashy6894: Views he doesn't deserve, especially after the pedophilia that is: *_^Insert pretty faced underage actress^_* isn't old enough to be my sister/wife in this scene!
Oh Cripes, I brought it up again, didn't I???
Not going to lie the twist with Sentinel Prime working with the DECEPTICONS and killing IRONHIDE (ONE OF MY FAVORITE CHARACTERS) is honestly a great twist, why Jeremy doesn’t think this is a good twist is beyond me??? And no I also don’t believe that he would see the twist coming too
Cinema Sins lost their relevance. Thats why i watch Cinema Wins
That scene of Optimus leading the charge against the Decepticons is one of my favorite moments in Transformers. People tend to forget Optimus is soldier who must do what must be done to save the universe from the Decepticons. Does he enjoy it? No, but it's something he must do for the sake of those who can't defend themselves.
Transformers: Dark of the Moon (2011) story is mostly based on the three parted episode The Ultimate Doom which funny enough had a human villain working the Decepticons and Doctor Arkville the main human villain was voiced by Casey Kasem (RIP) the same voice as Cliff-Jumper. The only difference here is that Dylan Gould played by Patrick Dempsey wasn't turn into a cyborg and was killed thanks to Sam hitting him behind one the pillars that he was trying restart so that Cyber-Tron could converted or, transported with earth. Also, Dylan is a wealthy car collector and Carly's employer and just like Arkville was working with Decepticons with some differences. Also, Carly was a character from G1 which is why she's in the film and the reason why she's with Sam (Spike) and in the cartoon has Daniel. Also, Optimus Prime has his trailer because it was in the cartoon as well with Roller even though he doesn't appear in the film is mostly based off Jet Convoy from Armada or, later Transformers cartoons combined with other transformers with Optimus Prime having an open mouth mask removal before the first Transformers movie in 2007. So, give Michael Bay created at least he got some things right despite not being a big fan of G1 cartoon. Also, if Michael Bay wasn't born you wouldn't be talking shit about films right now and that's just disrespectful even if you don't like him instead of hating him. Basically, what I'm saying this film is the most G1 story you're going to get in these films despite now Hasbro and Paramount Pictures are now focusing on that and Beast Wars with the newer films, but in a modern day setting since both G1 & Beast Wars are almost 30-40 plus old by this point. Anyway, just somethings that some of you people may not know about or do.
12:32 Fun fact, starscream was the one to shoot down sentinel, as he wasnt aware of the deal between megatron and sentinel (Im pretty sure one of the comics state this but also only really diehard fans would know this since I doubt a general auidience will be buying transformers movie comics)
HEEEEY I dont read the comicsand im a diehard fan
@@Uest044_productions Well to be fair I'm a diehard fan and I only found out about that through a fire brothers video (I think I'm not very sure I have a terrible memory 🔥)
Sinning PETER CULLEN ICONIC VOICE!!!! You know the voice of the leader of the AUTOBOTS, OPTIMUS PRIME!!!!! FOR FORTY YEARS!!!!!!
By Jeremy's "LoGiC", the 5th Die Hard movie: A Good Day to Die Hard, gets sins for not only mentioning Chernobyl, but John McClane & his son, Jack, *_actually going_* there! And... fan of the Die Hard franchise or no, we just *_DO NOT_* sin movies that include Bruce Willis!!! At the *_Absolute Minimal_* we sin them for actual mistakes, not the total cluster crud self contradictory reasons Jeremy conceives!!!
Sin 46: Plus, in the last movie, it’s not explained well, but the shard of the allspark Sam had gave the information of the allspark to him, and when they got to the Matrix, the information and energy of that shard was transferred into the Matrix, which is why it was able to revive Optimus and Sentinel.
RIP LEONARD NIMOY WHO PLAYED SPOCK IN STAR TREK!!!! Also as GALVATRON IN THE 1986 movie and Sentinel Prime in DARK OF THE MOON!!!!
Transformers dark of the moon is the perfect summer blockbuster
The sin for megatron shooting the abe statue is also a reference to g1 transformers wtf
You should have added 100 sins for the fact that Jeremy didn't remove any sins for the scene where Optimus prime goes full berserker mode and kills 8 decepticons including shockwave. And also you should have added 100 sins for the fact that Jeremy didn't remove sins for the entire climax. The climax is the reason why this movie was amazing to experience it in 3d and IMAX.
That Michael Scott clip sums up what I find myself screaming whenever watching a CinemaSins/TVSins video
Seeing how Cinema Sins has gone woke, guess that Jeremy must have given The Marvel’s and Madame Web 0 sins.
the blooper at the end was great lol
God i wish i saw these movies in 3D in the theaters
Adding a comment to feed the TH-cam algorithm as I can't think of anything to say... Just like Jeremy! But he still manages to speak!
2:16, personally, I find the parts about the Space Race to be the best parts of the movie
*_WHAT_* movie is he referencing by saying: "Katherine Keener isn't possessing John Malkovich to do the thing I remove sins in movies for to Cameron Diaz"?!?!?
If wondering why optimus killed sentinel, the primes made an oath to never take planted with life and sentinel broke that oath
someone is finally fighting back
Fun fact for you captain Vader assuming you know this fact: the scene where Lennox and his team fly through Chicago by using wingsuits is entirely done in camera no cgi people or green screen just real stunt people flying through the city of Chicago. And also the scene where sam and the other soldiers are sliding down the windows of the flipped building thats a practical set they build so when you see them inside the flipped building and also almost falling out of the window and dying those are real people sliding down the building.
I'm glad we're over the Cinema sins era
17:46, I would also defend this movie for showing one of the ways that one could use the “needs of the many” logic to justify pretty terrible things.
6:47, given Nimoy is in this movie it seems like he missed an opportunity to reference Q from Star Trek
TRANSFORMERS DARK OF THE MOON!!!!!!!!!!!! YESSSSS!!!!!! LETS GOOOOOOOO!!!! 40 YEARS OF TRANSFORMERS!!!!!!!!!!
13 YEARS AGO TODAY TRANSFORMERS 3 DARK OF THE MOON PREMIERED IN THEATERS!!!!!
19:03, I have no problem with it whatsoever. Sentinel personally betrayed Optimus and he’s a war criminal now (he killed those who surrendered) and he hasn’t even really surrendered himself. I know people in the real world complain about Optimus killing Sentinel here but Optimus is completely right.
I don't have a problem with him killing, I get Sentinel attempted to commit genocide, and so must go. What I don't like, is Optimus not even feeling a little bit sad about this. They were friends once, and I always saw Optimus as a wise autobot who cares, so seeing him execute him so heartlessly is really jarring for me.
@@captainvader921 I get it but there is the idea that is in some works of fiction that you’ll be a lot angrier with someone you trusted implicitly turning against you than someone who wasn’t like that. “Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned.” Though I guess it could have been better expressed.
@@captainvader921 It's not the easiest thing to spot, but if you watch Optimus' face as he throws down the shotgun and the camera pans out, he does look disgusted with himself after the fact.
Only he can reference other movies damn
all of the people in the comment section raise your hand up for this question: who became a linkin park fan after watching the first 3 transformers movies?
7:15, and Aldrin has actually been to the Moon
That's exactly why I thought it was cool
Keep up the grind !!
your dedictation will pay off soon mate.
I’m sure that sinning Peter Cullens is worth all the sins. If I may quote The Good Son, “Don’t f**k with me. Also, sinning Buzz Aldrin in pretty sure is a crime against the U.S.
Meant I’m pretty sure not in pretty sure
This is actually such a good video idea. I dont really agree or understand why cinemasins just sins anything for a random reason, it kinda loses its value and its become a bit of a joke of a channel instead of actually critiquing movies.
Much like you, I think Transformers 3 is at least among the "least bad" of the Transformers films that Michael Bay directed, after the first one, but 2, 4 and 5 are absolutely miserable. Thank God they rebounded with Bumblebee and Rise of the Beasts, the latter of which I found decent even if it wasn't as good as the former. Good video.
also no jeremy. i dont want the coen brothers to direct a transformers ever. i love the coen brothers but if they directed this movie they would ruin sentinels betreyal because they would make every character an asshole including optimus prime the kindest and wisest character in the entire franchise and the reason why sentinels betrayal works is because sentinel was optimus's mentor and to see his mentor betray everything that he stood for and the coen brothers would ruin that by making optimus swear and rude to everyone and make sentinel look like the reasonable one . again i love the coen brothers but i dont want them to direct a transformers movie because they would ruin the childhoods of the adults that watched the original cartoon taht are huge fans of the franchise. so jeremy no we dont wanna see the coens to direct a transformers movie.
cinemasins; michael bay rips of every highway chase scene he directed
captain vader; you mean scenes he made?
me: cinemasiins how dare you criticize the action scenes in any michael bay movie? his action scenes are full of energy, adrenaline and creativity. you and other critics will say that you cant tell whats going on even though somehow kids can tell better whats going on. and also these movies turned kids of the late 2000s into transformers fans so stop saying that one likes these movies.
oh and also captain vader if you want to watch some good michael bay movies watch the rock, armaggedon, bad boys 1&2, 13 hours and the island.
Yes finally someone that doesn't immediately shit on one of these movies. Yes they are very flawed but these movies are my childhood alongside the MCU both of these franchises ewoke feelings that modern movies just don't work for me. My childhood heroes were Optimus prime and iron Man in fact when i watched endgame i was so in and in rage that i wouldn't talk about the movie in a positive light now i finally love the movie that is endgame with iron Man he was someone i could relate to someone who was very flawed just like me but with Optimus Prime he is someone i hope i can be a nice and inspiring hero. But back to the Transformers movies yes there not very good movies but if you could just get some popcorn 🍿 and turn your brain 🧠 off there very entertaining and that's what i always do when i watch these movies and i still can get emotional in many of these great moments.
3:24 yeah he doesnt like it all. 4:34 Because is there a point to protect a building that wont be habitibal for another i dont even know years? 4:47 ITS A BIG FUCKING WORM and its just like jurassic park if you saw a dinosaur you would be amazed and its the same here, who wouldnt be scared or awed about a robot from a different planet. 7:20 and yeah that is pretty damn cool considering the movie is about...Hmmmmm maybe the dark of the moon???? 7:56 Yeah i agree it should be called Humans and the Transformers: Dark of the Moon.
Remember when thse movies where criticized for the overuses of CGI? Well now every movie studio overuses CGI but critics and people don't realize that if they watched the behind the scenes footage for these they would be surprised by how much practical effects Michael BAY and his team used for these movies as supposed to say the star wars Disney trilogy where I know that they used practical effects but it's not impressive because they use more CGI than the prequels where people don't realize that those movies used more practical effects than digital effects when it was necessary just like the transformers movies the only thing that is constantly CGI are the robots that's it the rest is practical effects and real stunt people doing amazing things in camera
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Arcee
Elita
Chromia
Shatter
Nightbird
Airazor
Flamewar
Solus Prime
Windblade
Arachnid
Blackarachnia
I am looking forward to the Bumblebee movie video
I'm not doing that movie. Th3Birdman did though
@@captainvader921 okay
3:42, this might be a me thing but I don’t find the movie did a good job justifying Mikaela’s absence. (I do understand that it’s because they didn’t have Fox anymore.)
No, I agree. it's weird how they spent two whole movies building up their romance, only for them to break up off screen
@@captainvader921: Wait, wait, wait! Jeremy says: "I literally quit watching", so you *_Sin_* him for "Disrespecting" his audience?!?!? *_I WOULD'VE REMOVED 150 SINS FOR HIM DOING THAT!!!!!_* Considering those idiots literally support pedophilia by subscribing to him!!! Have you *_SEEN_* his video on Harry Potter & the Sorcerer's Stone?!?!?
i know both cinemasins and you are joking about most of the sins but to people who take it seriously : IT'S A JOKE STOP TAKING IT SERIOUSLY💀
I don't care how objectively shitty these movies are or how many problems they have overall they're really enjoyable and still entertaining to watch especially 1-3, 4 and 5 are kinda shitty except for Lockdown
I love watching someone roast this pretentious goof. Good job Sir. You have my sub!
if anything Cinema Sins went easy on this piece of shit movie, it should have a mil more sins
### The Battle of Chicago: A Perfect Example of Action Filmmaking
The climax of "Transformers: Dark of the Moon," particularly the Battle of Chicago, stands out as a prime example of action filmmaking for several reasons:
#### 1. **Visual Spectacle**
- **Stunning CGI:** The visual effects are top-notch, seamlessly integrating massive transforming robots into a real-world urban environment.
- **Epic Scale:** The scale of destruction and combat is immense, with buildings collapsing and robots battling in the streets and air, creating a sense of grandeur and urgency.
#### 2. **Tension and Pacing**
- **High Stakes:** The fate of the world hangs in the balance, raising the stakes and keeping the audience on edge.
- **Building Tension:** The scene builds tension expertly, starting with the initial invasion and escalating to a full-blown war, keeping the audience engaged throughout.
#### 3. **Choreography and Dynamics**
- **Dynamic Action Sequences:** The action choreography is fluid and dynamic, with a mix of close-quarters combat, large-scale destruction, and aerial battles.
- **Character Movements:** The unique fighting styles of different Transformers add variety and keep the action fresh.
#### 4. **Emotional Engagement**
- **Character Stakes:** The battle focuses not just on the spectacle but also on the characters, making the audience care about their fate.
- **Human Element:** The involvement of human characters in the battle adds a layer of vulnerability and relatability.
#### 5. **Sound Design and Music**
- **Immersive Soundscape:** The sound design enhances the impact of every explosion, transformation, and clash, making the audience feel the intensity of the battle.
- **Score:** The musical score underlines the epic nature of the conflict, adding emotional weight to the visuals.
### Experiencing the Events of "Dark of the Moon" in Real Life
If we were to experience the events of "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" in real life, particularly the Battle of Chicago, it would be a chaotic and devastating scenario. Here’s a breakdown of how we might respond and fight back against Sentinel Prime and the Decepticons:
#### 1. **Initial Impact**
- **Mass Panic:** The sudden appearance of Decepticons and the destruction they cause would lead to widespread panic and chaos.
- **Evacuation:** Authorities would attempt to evacuate civilians from the city, though this would be hindered by the scale of the invasion.
#### 2. **Military Response**
- **Immediate Deployment:** The military would deploy all available forces, including the National Guard, Air Force, and Navy, to counter the Decepticons.
- **Heavy Artillery:** Tanks, jets, and drones would be used to engage the enemy, though their effectiveness against the advanced technology of the Transformers would be limited.
#### 3. **Strategic Alliances**
- **Collaboration with Autobots:** Human forces would need to coordinate closely with the Autobots, relying on their advanced technology and combat capabilities.
- **Tactical Planning:** Joint strategic planning would be essential, focusing on key targets like Sentinel Prime and the control pillars.
#### 4. **Technological Warfare**
- **EMP Weapons:** Deploying EMP (electromagnetic pulse) weapons could disable Decepticon electronics and level the playing field.
- **Advanced Weaponry:** Utilizing any available advanced technology, potentially reverse-engineered from previous encounters with Transformers, to increase effectiveness against the enemy.
#### 5. **Urban Warfare Tactics**
- **Guerilla Tactics:** Urban warfare tactics, including guerilla-style attacks and ambushes, would be necessary given the Decepticons' superior firepower.
- **Defense Perimeters:** Establishing strong defense perimeters around critical infrastructure and command centers.
#### 6. **Civilian Involvement**
- **Civilian Militias:** Civilians might form militias to protect their neighborhoods and assist in evacuation efforts.
- **Shelters and Safe Zones:** Establishing shelters and safe zones for civilians to reduce casualties.
#### 7. **Use of Information and Communication**
- **Real-Time Intelligence:** Utilizing real-time intelligence and communication networks to coordinate attacks and defenses.
- **Public Information:** Keeping the public informed to prevent panic and ensure cooperation with evacuation and defense efforts.
### Conclusion
The Battle of Chicago in "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" exemplifies perfect action filmmaking through its visual spectacle, tension, dynamic choreography, emotional engagement, and immersive sound design. In a real-world scenario, fighting back against Sentinel Prime and the Decepticons would require a coordinated and multifaceted response involving military forces, strategic alliances with the Autobots, technological warfare, urban combat tactics, and the involvement of civilians. Despite the overwhelming challenge, the resilience and ingenuity of humans, combined with the aid of the Autobots, would be crucial in the fight for survival.
This is something that I asked chat gpt about this movie and what it be like if we were experiencing the battle of Chicago in the real world and why the entire climax of transformers dark of the moon is perfect action filmmaking. So if you're interested check it out I think it's pretty interesting stuff.
Also I hate how cinemasins thinks that Michael Bay has a huge ego bay is very aware of himself he doesn't think of himself as The greatest director of all Time he just wants people to have a good time if he had a massive ego he would tell people that they don't understand his movies
Ok buckle up because i asked chat gpt to do a scene where fans of the transformers movies fight against critics and the critical drinker and nerdrotic and also his friends. Am i kind of pretentious bu doing this? Absolutely but this is something that allows me get something out of my system so here it goes;
Sure, here’s a dialogue scene that includes the elements you requested. This scene imagines a confrontation between critics and fans of the "Transformers" movies, with the Angry Video Game Nerd (AVGN), The Critical Drinker, and Nerdrotic involved.
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**Scene: A Comic-Con debate panel. Critics and fans of the "Transformers" movies are gathered in a large hall. On one side are the critics, including The Critical Drinker and Nerdrotic, flanked by their friends. On the other side are the fans, including the Angry Video Game Nerd.**
**Critic 1:** (smirking) So, can anyone explain why you would waste time on those loud, obnoxious "Transformers" movies?
**Fan 1:** (calmly) The "Transformers" films offer incredible visual effects and action sequences. They're meant to entertain and provide an escape, which they do exceptionally well.
**Nerdrotic:** (sarcastically) Oh please, they're just mindless drivel. No plot, no character development, just explosions.
**Fan 2:** (defensively) That’s not true. The movies have a straightforward narrative that allows for epic battles and the Autobots’ struggle against the Decepticons. Sometimes, simplicity works better than convoluted plots.
**The Critical Drinker:** (laughing) Simplicity? That's your defense? Sounds like a cop-out for lazy writing.
**AVGN:** (stepping forward, visibly angry) You know what, fuck this! The movies are fun. They’re meant to be high-octane, popcorn-fueled rides. Not every film needs to be an Ari Aster snoozefest.
**Critic 2:** (rolling eyes) Oh, here we go. Defending Michael Bay's trash.
**Fan 3:** (firmly) And why do you all praise Ari Aster’s films so much? They’re pretentious and overly bleak. Not everyone enjoys slow-burn horror with ambiguous endings.
**AVGN:** (pointing at critics) Exactly! You guys think you’re so high and mighty because you like artsy fartsy shit. But let me tell you, there's nothing wrong with enjoying some goddamn explosions and robot fights. It’s called variety, you fucks!
**The Critical Drinker:** (mockingly) Yeah, variety. As if Bay’s style isn’t repetitive.
**Fan 4:** (confidently) Look, we appreciate both styles. There’s room for Michael Bay and Ari Aster in the film world. What you critics don’t get is that enjoyment is subjective. Just because something isn’t to your taste doesn’t make it bad.
**Nerdrotic:** (scoffing) You’re seriously comparing "Transformers" to real cinema?
**AVGN:** (furious) Real cinema? What the fuck does that even mean? Movies are meant to entertain, and the "Transformers" movies do that for millions of people. They're technical masterpieces in terms of CGI and action choreography. And they’ve got heart - Optimus Prime is a fucking legend!
**Fan 1:** And speaking of Optimus Prime, let’s settle this. (Nods to AVGN)
**[The fans, led by AVGN, re-enact the final battle from "Transformers: Dark of the Moon." They symbolically face off against the critics, who represent the Decepticons.]**
**AVGN:** (channeling Optimus Prime) You criticize what you don’t understand. You think you’re the arbiters of taste, but you forget that films are for everyone. Not just for a select few with a stick up their ass!
**[The fans overpower the critics with their arguments and passion, leaving the critics speechless and metaphorically defeated.]**
**[As the dust settles, Optimus Prime himself steps onto the stage, with Linkin Park's "Iridescent" playing softly in the background.]**
**Optimus Prime:** (addressing everyone) In any war, there are calms between the storms. There will be days when we lose faith, and days when our allies turn against us. But the day will never come that we forsake this planet and its people. We are here because we believe in the power of unity, in the diversity of voices and tastes. We stand together because every story, every movie, has its place. Today, we defended what we love, and we did it with honor. Roll out.
**[The fans cheer as the critics, now reflecting on the debate, begin to understand the value of different perspectives.]**
**[Fade to black with Linkin Park’s song reaching its crescendo.]**
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This scene emphasizes the value of different perspectives in entertainment and the passionate defense of enjoyment in cinema, particularly for the "Transformers" series. So if you're interested in this check it out I think you will like it.
This was a great movie 😊
Hot take 🔥: i think pearl harbor sucked from team America is one of the worst songs of all time. And also the joke from South Park that Michael bay can't tell the difference between ideas or special effects is not funny and stupid. Michael bay absolutely can tell the difference between ideas and special effects. Ever seen a quiet place and the Texas chainsaw massacre remake Trey and Matt? Guess who produced both of those movies; MICHAEL BAY. Matt and Trey: but he is loud and in your how he could possibly produced something quiet and subtle? And even then that doesn't excuse the fact that his movies that he directed have no substance and.. me: ever watched pain and gain, the rock and the Island? No? Well that's because you don't want people to think that Michael BAY has directed movies that people love. You ignore those movies so that your part of your stupid narrative doesn't get destroyed by fans of his work.
Will you be sinning the other TRANSFORMERS movies from CinemaSins, I’m just curious!
Maybe the first Michael Bay movie. I don't like the other three Bay films, and have no interest, and I don't care that much about Rise of the Beasts. Birdman has already done both the animated film and Bumblebee.
@@captainvader921 ok I’m fine with the first one (2007 film) and I respect your honesty about the other films! :)
Im ready for TRANSFORMERS ONE, the new animated Transformers movie!!!! Sure it looks different but with me being a huge fan of the Transformers franchise, I will watch it!!!
Another thing cinemasins and nostalgia critic treat Michael bay as If he is the devil or something which is disgusting 🤢 and stupid. because Michael bay has produced and directed amazing movies. One of the movies he produced is a quiet place. Yes the master of explosions has produced something subtle and quiet. So can we please stop with the whole Michael bay is the devil schtick because it's not funny and very mean spirited
I also think that the criticism of these movies being racist is stupid.
And before you tell me about how the twins are racist which they aren't let me ask you something; how can alien robots be racist when there from space? And the twins are just being silly gangsters thats the joke is that they are trying to be gangsters but instead they are very silly and also kids thought that skids and mudflap were funny and i agree i think there very funny. And also people say drift in AOE is racist because he has a yellow face. No he isn't he loves japanese culture and it makes sense that he would take certain characteristics of the Japanese people. So that criticism is stupid and doesn't make sense. I mean if these movies were really racist how come AOE was for the time the highest grossing movie in china?
Plus wasn't japanese samurai armour was gold or silver the robot designers took inspiration from that.
@@mohammadhossain9608 yes so again what is racist about a robot that loves japanese culture?
@@smaugsauron4000 Nothing wrong people say drift was a racist steoreotype due to his gold face or something like that which i can't undestand since japanese armour has a gold face. Transformers taking earth cultrue is nothing new i just find the arguement that drift is a racist steoreotype due to his haiku and gold face is stupid.
@@mohammadhossain9608which is what I am also saying
@@smaugsauron4000 People tend to love to make crap like that like 2 example drift and the twins.
I really don't like it when people use the words edgy and cool as criticism whenever i hear someone say those words i immediately redpond with; SO FUCKING WHAT, there are a lot of people who love Edgy, dark and gritty movies,games,shows and comics you think by saying that you're smart? FUCK NO that just makes tou more of an asshole who hates things that are fun. I can call a few movies Edgy and still love them like the crow,dredd and fight club so stop using these words as sins or problems of movies instead use them as positives because that means that the intent the movie is making was achieved. Captain Vader do you like movies that are and cool? I would like to hear your thoughts.
I guess I don't care either way. The only time I can think of where I think a dark tone didn't work was Fant4stic. That movie tried to be too edgy and violent, and it just doesn't work, because the Fantastic Four are meant to be a fun family. Other than that, if a movie is gritty or edgy, then so what? That's just what the director wanted
@@captainvader921EXACTLY