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TRANSFORMERS movie - the director is set to quit the action franchise because he has “had enough” of making big budget blockbusters. The filmmaker helmed the original 2007 movie and returned this year with its sequel - Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. But Bay, who is known for his explosive action sequences, is sick of receiving negative reviews from critics who dislike his movie-making style and is determined to move away from the genre.
He says, “It’s easy to go shoot an art movie in a winery in the South of France. But people have no idea how hard it is to create something like Transformers. They (the critics) review me before they’ve even seen the movie.” And Bay admits that if film bosses give the go ahead for a third Transformers movie, they will have to find a different director. He adds, “After the three and a half years I’ve spent making these movies, I feel like I’ve had enough of the Transformers world. “I need to do something totally divergent, something without any explosions.”
Isle 10- A series I'm currently writing with my friend Adam and it will go into production soon. Think The Office meets 10 Items or Less.
Nevermind the crappy storyline, horrible attempts at humor and paper-thin characters (just to name a few). He's right, the critics don't know what they're talking about.
Aaron, why'd YOU hate Pearl Harbor. Everyone bashes the movie constantly, but I really enjoyed. Very underrated.
~Zack~
It's cool that you liked it, it just didn't really do anything for me. It was like all the ingredients was there , but a bad meal was made, to put it like that
Isle 10- A series I'm currently writing with my friend Adam and it will go into production soon. Think The Office meets 10 Items or Less.
TRANSFORMERS movie - the director is set to quit the action franchise because he has “had enough” of making big budget blockbusters. The filmmaker helmed the original 2007 movie and returned this year with its sequel - Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. But Bay, who is known for his explosive action sequences, is sick of receiving negative reviews from critics who dislike his movie-making style and is determined to move away from the genre.
So Michael Bay is a crybaby. Who would've thought...
Michael Bay won't stop making big budget blockbusters. I mean, the man doesn't know how to do anything else. But let's be reasonable here, he is very good at making that kind of movies. Are they thin on story? For the most part, yeah. Are they cheesy, cliched and corny? Absolutely.
But they're entertaining.
Everyone knows exactly what to expect from a Michael Bay movie when you sit down and watch it, so why all the hate? You wanna hate on anyone then start with the writer.
Why? He's not talking about the story or the final product, he's talking about the actual shoot. Of course a big budget action blockbusters like Transformer is going to be a harder shoot than filming a talky-movie at a winery in France. That doesn't mean it's going to be any better though.
And, personally, I thought The Rock was a fantastic action flick.
Down in the hole / Jesus tries to crack a smile / Beneath another shovel load
I'm on Michael Bay's side on this one, i'd rather watch the Rock over any arty film any day of the week, he knows how to shoot action and he can do it well, i'd like to see his critics shoot as well as him...lol, but we all know they can't
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So... How About That Michael Bay? 
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