Dark Of The Moon
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Transformers: Dark Of The Moon
Movie Review | Ali | 28th June 2011
Though I've still not quite recovered from giving Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen four stars upon release – both from the kicking I got in the comments and the subsequent shock when I rewatched it in horror on DVD – I am still very much in the broad demographic targeted by Michael Bay and the Transformers franchise: people who like to see shit getting blown up. We are a proud, simple people.
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Trailer/boner alert: Transformers: Dark Of The Moon
Movie Trailer | Ali | 30th April 2011
Revenge Of The Fallen be damned: I'm going to stop pretending I'm not excited about Transformers 3. IT HAS A GIANT ROBOT SNAKE IN IT. How could it possibly fail?
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5 things worth noticing on the new Transformers 3 poster
Movie Feature | Luke | 19th April 2011
This new super-wide poster for Transformers: Dark Of The Moon doesn't give a lot away. That's why we put on our detectobot hats to uncover 5 incredible observations that may have passed you by...
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Robo-tard trailer clash: Transformers 3 versus Real Steel
Movie Trailer | Ali | 9th December 2010
If you got an inexplicable hard-on while watching Robot Wars as a child, chances are you're due a big, fat, rubbery one any second now: trailers for both Transformers: The Dark Of The Moon and Real Steel have arrived.
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Transformers 3 title gets all Pink Floyd on us
Movie News | Ali | 6th October 2010
The title for the third Transformers movie has been revealed, and it's a doozy: find out what it is, after the break. And hey, Megatron: leave those bots alone!
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