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SOS

can i know wats the surcharge of rm5 for? on top of rm13 for 3D?

The third film does something I hadn't totally seen from the series so far: it
made me care about what happened to the Giant F**king Robots. They are given
personality more successfully here than at any other point in the trilogy.
Finally, it feels like the war makes sense, and the stakes make sense, and it
all matters. Sentinel Prime is a great addition to the series, and Nimoy plays
him perfectly. It's a real performance, and as a result, it makes the rest of
the Transformers feel more real. Cullen is very good in this one, and the rest
of the robot cast manages to impress as well. Even the weird little robots grew
on me over the course of the film, especially when you see where they wind up.
The Decepticons are way nastier in this one, and so when Optimus Prime and the
Autobots unleash hell... AND THEY DO... it is so deserved and so worthy of one
cheer after another that it almost becomes audience participation.

Mannn, why did i bother to click the spoiler. But i only see "human" & "ripping"

Oh no (*feels giddy*)... tell me it isn't so... 

33% on RottenTomatoes after 35 reviews... I have my fingers-crossed the score will get higher after even more movie reviews. Can't be this bad. I doubt it. I read somewhere this is the first Transformers movie you will actually care for all the characters. That cannot be a bad thing.

Those who do watch it please post a review on it.

definitely better than second. Don't expect too much and u will fall. For the 3D, i cant see the difference at certain part but worth watching it