Stealing page 3A in a paper near Me!

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.
First off, let me say "Screw the critics" because the movie was awesome. If you're open to interpretation and not looking to bash a movie for the sake of following a critic's point of view, You will enjoy the movie. More over, if you're a long time fan that has spent over $200 in movie related toys, merchandise and other assorted goods, don't complain about hating the film you spent $7 to $10 to see. Hypocrites.

Without detailed spoilers here's my thoughts:

Wider visual range, more bots to see without getting confused as to what's happening.
Twins were hilarious, and stereotypes are based on real people. Figure it out.
Almost the saddest GM car commercial. Sideswipe is still the only Stingray in the world.
Robots emulating animals strike again, and Wheelie was no exception to making it funny.
Devastator, pieces from his limb components had to go Somewhere. Deal with it.
Farting Robots, like it doesn't happen to you?
Megatron still leads, even in death. Starscream still gets his ass kicked.
Optimus is Prime for a reason.
Soundwave superior. Negative comments inferior.
Ravage is a pretty kitty, and will advise against having your Decepticats and dogs spayed or neutered. or he will cut you.
Its still not G1, get over it purists.
The film's tragic moment, I chuckled when I heard kids crying. I'm an @$$hole!!

Moving on, I did some freelance work for the local newspaper again: the Valdosta Daily Times, now with its improved online page. My work is, as from this topic hints, about Transformers: ROTF and its comic prequels. I'd been working on it since I started reading the books, and finally got something in writing submitted for publication over two weeks ago. I had hoped it would have been in the June 24th edition (to go with the movie's release) but other news and dubious, large double-page ads for the Verizon and Alltel merge took priority. I discovered that my reviews were published online on Saturday, and thought that their length condemned them to the local internet obscurity. However this morning, I discovered the header at the top of the front page gave a big friendly reminder to read page 3A! Low and behold, I took a page of the paper by force!

A big shout to the men who worked on the books, for they made my publishing possible:

Alex!
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Dan!
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You guys were terrific as always. I know my reviews don't give you the credits you are due, but you guys are great.

The review can be read on the Valdosta Daily Times homepage. here's the link
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