well I hate him because he plays the same damn character in every movie he's ever been in pretty much.meganmeave said:I don't really understand all the Shia Labeouf hate. I don't think I ever will
Quite simply the fact that we went in to see a movie about big stompy robots, and we got about a dozen human characters to watch instead. Sam Witwicky should have been scenery really, just someone to explain the Transformers back story to for the befit of the audience, and then make way for the aforementioned big stompy robots.Baradiel said:I never understood all the criticism for Bay's Transformers. I never watched it as a kid, so I'm not blinded by nostalgia. Sure, it was shallow, and there was nothing to it, but its an action movie. I didn't watch it expecting the Godfather, or Kill Bill, or anything particularly groundbreaking. It was an average film, sure, but that level or average doesn't correlate with the incredible level of hatred it seemed to inspire in people.
yes, i also liked the cartoon one too. ages now since i have seen it. i still cant say i hate the movies but i agree with the human parts. i guess they have to use humans to get some emotion in to it. megan fox pissed me off in it, even when she hot but useless in the movie. i cant say i will miss her in part 3.EonEire said:The problem with these movies is that they included the "Human Element" at all, all it did was subtract from intergalactic giant robots having a war! What part of that needed humans to make it better? The Transformers:Movie (animated one) was 100 times better then those last 2 piles of crap put together. And I'm not even raving transformers mad, but I can spot when U R DOING IT WRONG!
thetruefallen said:If he ever had an interesting role, he might be a decent actor. I still think his best performance to date was the massively awkward teenager in i,robot (he's also only in it for like 5 min max in the entire film) this being the only time when i thought he was trying to be insecure and awkward. He might make a good Bond villain if he shaved his head.
D'Awwwww, he thinks his character actually matters.Logan Westbrook said:He added that it would be weird to see someone else playing a part he thought as his, but that he would be right there in the movie theater with everyone else. "You have an onus in it. I'll enjoy it. I'll go opening night, I'll be there. But there is a disconnect. It's mine, dude."