Created Jun 29, 2014 06:42PM PST • Edited Jun 29, 2014 06:42PM PST
- Quality
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Very Good 3.5
At this rate, Michael Bay should have no fear of sequel burnout with Transformers. What I early on dismissed as a mis-use of turning toys in to movies (G.I. Joe anyone?) has turned in to a reasonably powerful movie entertainment brand. Age of Extinction brings more of an attempt to explain background to it all, and enforces an almost Samurai-like approach of tradition. And of course, the action and the robotic power-mastery ensues non-stop, almost overwhelmingly so. Finally, the cast seems to be well tuned: Wahlberg is one thing, but Kelsey Grammer as a bad guy and Stanley Tucci as a narcissistic inventor were awesome. Newbies Peltz and Reynor seem to be learning from the best. See this one on the big screen – heck go for IMAX and/or 3D. You’ll enjoy that, trust me.
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Great 4.0
I’m going great due to Stanley Tucci’s well placed humor, Kelsey Grammer’s awesome bad-guy shtick, and John Goodman’s Hound.
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Male Stars Great 4.0
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Female Stars Great 4.0
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Female Costars Great 4.0
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Male Costars Great 4.0
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Very Good 3.5
Sometimes there is too much of a good thing, and I actually think they should have toned down the action — just a little bit for character development time.
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Direction Very Good 3.5
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Play Very Good 3.5
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Music Very Good 3.5
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Visuals Very Good 3.5
- Content
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Risqué 1.9
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Sex Titillating 1.9
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Violence Fierce 1.9
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Rudeness Salty 1.9
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Fantasy 4.1
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Circumstantial Fantasy 4.1
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Biological Fantasy 4.1
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Physical Fantasy 4.1
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