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"Enjoy It"
Reed 2022-04-23 07:01:03
As a commercial blockbuster adapted from animation, it is difficult for us to let this film have much connotation, or how much artistry. The so-called commercial blockbuster is just to let you have a short-lived "big production, big scene" addiction. The scene of the army being attacked at the beginning of the "Transformers" movie is beautiful, and the battle in the city center later in the movie is also thrilling. The most impressive scene in my mind is when Bumblebee is standing in front of the protagonist and his girlfriend. Another impressive scene is the scene where several Autobots come to the protagonist's house. The story is witty and tense. Faced with such a commercial blockbuster, what else can we expect? The ending of the movie is also a happy ending, there is no suspense. But occasionally there is no suspense to be happy, why not.
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Extended Reading
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Trent: You know, I thought I recognized you. You tried out for the football team last year, right?
Sam Witwicky: Oh, no, no, that... No. That, that wasn't like a real try-out. I was researching a book I was writing.
Trent: Oh, yeah?
Sam Witwicky: Yeah!
Trent: [grinning] Yeah? What's it about? Sucking at sports?
Sam Witwicky: [laughs a little] No, it's about the link between brain damage and football.
[Trent looks really angry, while Mikaela hides a smile]
Sam Witwicky: [nods head] No, it... it's a good book. Your friends will love it. You know, it's got mazes in it and, you know, little coloring areas, sections, pop-up pictures. It's... a lot of fun.
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[Bumblebee drives Sam and Mikaela through a tunnel]
Mikaela: [in the back seat] This car's a pretty good driver.
Sam Witwicky: [in the passenger seat] Yeah.
[looks at the empty driver's seat]
Sam Witwicky: Why don't you go sit on that seat there?
Mikaela: I'm not gonna sit on that seat. He's driving.
Sam Witwicky: Yeah. You're right. You know, maybe you should sit on my lap.
Mikaela: Why?
Sam Witwicky: Well, I have the only seat belt here. Safety first.
Mikaela: Yeah. Right.
[Mikaela moves from the back seat to Sam's lap]
Sam Witwicky: See? That's better.
Mikaela: You know, that seat belt thing was a pretty smooth move.
Sam Witwicky: Thank you.