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2009 science fiction flick directed by Michael Bay

Transformers:
Revenge of the Fallen
The faces of two robots stand atop a pyramid. A helicopter flies over an industrial facility on the right side of the image, and a young couple is seen in front of the pyramid. The film title and credits are on the bottom of the poster.

Theatrical release poster
Directed by Michael Bay
Written past
  • Ehren Kruger
  • Roberto Orci
  • Alex Kurtzman
Based on Transformers
by Hasbro
Produced by
  • Lorenzo di Bonaventura
  • Tom DeSanto
  • Don Murphy
  • Ian Bryce
Starring
  • Shia LaBeouf
  • Megan Fox
  • Josh Duhamel
  • Tyrese Gibson
  • John Turturro
Cinematography Ben Seresin
Edited by
  • Roger Barton
  • Paul Rubell
  • Joel Negron
  • Thomas A. Muldoon
Music by Steve Jablonsky

Production
companies
  • DreamWorks Pictures
  • Hasbro
  • Di Bonaventura Pictures
Distributed by Paramount Pictures[1]

Release dates
  • June 8, 2009 (2009-06-08) (Tokyo)
  • June 24, 2009 (2009-06-24) (United States)

Running time

 150 minutes[2]
Country United States
Linguistic communication English
Budget $200–210 million[three] [1] [4]
Box office $836.iii 1000000[3]

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen is a 2009 American science fiction action motion-picture show directed by Michael Bay and is based on the Transformers toy line. The pic is the sequel to 2007's Transformers, also every bit the second installment in the live-action Transformers film serial. Taking place two years after the showtime moving-picture show, the story revolves effectually Sam Witwicky (Shia LaBeouf), who is caught once once more in the war between the Autobots, led by Optimus Prime number (Peter Cullen) and the Decepticons, led past Megatron (Hugo Weaving). Sam begins having strange visions of Cybertronian symbols, and is existence hunted by the Decepticons nether the orders of an ancient Decepticon named The Fallen, who seeks to get revenge on Globe by finding and activating a car that would provide the Decepticons with an energon source, destroying the Lord's day and all life on Earth in the procedure. Returning Transformers include Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Ironhide, Ratchet, Megatron, Starscream, and Scorponok.

With deadlines jeopardized by possible strikes past the Directors Guild of America and the Screen Actors Guild, Bay managed to finish the production on time with the assist of previsualization and a scriptment by his writers Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman, and series newcomer Ehren Kruger. Shooting took place between May and September 2008, with locations in Egypt, Jordan, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and California, as well every bit air bases in New Mexico and Arizona. It is the last flick in the series to star Megan Fox, and is likewise the last motion-picture show in the serial to exist co-produced by DreamWorks Pictures, leaving Paramount Pictures as the sole benefactor of its future sequels.

Revenge of the Fallen premiered on June viii, 2009 in Tokyo and was released on June 24, 2009 in the Usa. Critical reception was negative, with critics considering information technology to be junior to the showtime film. Critics panned the film's plot, screenplay, crude humor, offensive racial stereotypes, characters, and runtime, just the visual furnishings and sound design received some praise. The motion-picture show won three Golden Raspberry Awards at the 30th Gold Raspberry Awards ceremony and became the highest-grossing moving-picture show to win the Worst Picture honour. The movie surpassed its predecessor at the box office, grossing a full of $402.i one thousand thousand in the US and Canada and $434.2 meg in other territories, for a total of $836.3 million worldwide, making it the 37th highest-grossing domestic film and fourth-highest of the year worldwide. With over xi million habitation media sales in 2009, it was also the top-selling film of the year in the United States. It was followed by Dark of the Moon in 2011.

Plot [edit]

In 17,000 B.C., the Primes (the original Autobots) got their energy from lord's day harvesters, machines that destroy stars to harness their energy. The Primes vowed never to destroy a star that sustains life. I Prime attempted to violate this rule by edifice a sun harvester on Earth, for which he was imprisoned by the other six Primes, becoming "The Fallen", the original Decepticon.

In 2009, ii years after the battle of Mission City,[North i] the Autobots and the humans have formed the Not-biological Extraterrestrial Species Treaty (NEST), a classified international job strength meant to eliminate the remaining Decepticons who are hunting the Autobots. They defeat two Decepticons, Sideways and Demolisher, in Shanghai, merely the latter tells them the Fallen is coming earlier being killed. Meanwhile, the Decepticon Soundwave hacks into a military satellite. The Decepticons steal the last known piece of the AllSpark shard from a Navy base and use it to resurrect Megatron's torso while violent off parts from one of their ain members to provide necessary repairs to his body. The Fallen sends Megatron and his second-in-control, Starscream, to capture Sam Witwicky alive and impale Optimus.

Sam, now a college educatee, has been seeing Cybertronian symbols since holding a smaller AllSpark shard; Megatron believes the symbols will lead the Decepticons to a new Energon source. The shard brings many of the kitchen appliances to life and they try to kill Sam and his parents; Bumblebee rescues them. Sam gives the shard to his girlfriend Mikaela Banes, who later captures the Decepticon Wheelie as he attempts to steal it. Afterwards existence attacked by Alice, a Decepticon Pretender posing every bit a college pupil, Sam, his roommate Leo, and Mikaela are captured past the Decepticon Grindor before Optimus and Bumblebee rescue them. The Decepticons so kill Optimus (but not before he kills Grindor) and launch devastating, simultaneous attacks around the world, while the Fallen, with assistance from Soundwave, hijacks Globe's telecommunications systems, enervating that Sam be handed over to him.

Sam, Mikaela, and Leo then observe alien good and former Sector Vii amanuensis, "Robo-Warrior" Seymour Simmons, who reveals the Transformers visited Earth eons ago and the most ancient, known as Seekers, remained hidden on Earth. With assistance from Wheelie, they track down an elderly Decepticon turned Autobot Seeker named Jetfire at the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum. They employ their shard to revive Jetfire, who teleports the group to Egypt. Along with Jetfire, Wheelie sides with the Autobots, and Jetfire sends them to locate the Matrix of Leadership, the dominicus harvester's key, which could also be used to revive Optimus. The group finds the Matrix, whom the Primes that punished the Fallen sacrificed themselves to hide, in Petra, merely it disintegrates into dust.

Meanwhile, NEST forces and the Autobots country virtually the Giza pyramid complex and are attacked past the Decepticons. The Constructicons combine to form Devastator, who destroys one of the pyramids to reveal the dominicus harvester inside before he is killed by the navy. A majority of the Decepticons are killed, mostly with multiple airstrike from the Navy and the Air Force, but Megatron kills Sam. Near-decease, the Primes speak to Sam, maxim that the Matrix must exist earned, non found and that he has now earned the right to bear it by fighting for Optimus. They revive Sam and grant him the Matrix, which he uses to revive Optimus. The Fallen steals the Matrix from a weak Optimus and uses it to actuate the sun harvester. After Jetfire (who was wounded by Scorponok, but was able to impale his aggressor) sacrifices himself to permit his parts to exist transplanted to Optimus, Optimus Prime destroys the harvester and kills the Fallen; Megatron and Starscream retreat. The Autobots and their allies then return to the U.s.a., and Leo and Sam render to college.

Cast [edit]

  • Shia LaBeouf equally Sam Witwicky, a recent high school graduate who is unwittingly drawn again into the Autobot cause to unravel an ancient mystery implanted into his mind by the now-destroyed Allspark.
  • Megan Play tricks every bit Mikaela Banes, Sam's girlfriend whom he trusts as the Allspark fragments begin to unravel.
  • Josh Duhamel as William Lennox, a U.South. Army Special Forces Major who establishes NEST to aid the Autobots in their battle against the remaining Decepticons.
  • Tyrese Gibson as Robert Epps, a U.South. Air Strength Main Sergeant and Combat Controller in Lennox's team who leads NEST'due south SWAT unit of measurement.
  • John Turturro equally Seymour Simmons, a former agent of the recently terminated Sector 7 who now runs a meat store in New York City with his mother, Tova Simmons.
  • Ramon Rodriguez every bit Leo Spitz, a college roommate of Sam's who runs an online conspiracy web log and is obsessed with the Transformers.
  • Kevin Dunn every bit Ron Witwicky, Sam'south father.
  • Julie White every bit Judith Witwicky, Sam'south female parent.
  • Isabel Lucas every bit Alice, a female pretender sent to spy on Sam in college.
  • John Benjamin Hickey equally Theodore Galloway, a national security adviser who frequently chastises NEST and the Autobots for their destructive tactics.
  • Glenn Morshower every bit General Morshower, the supervisor of NEST.
  • Matthew Marsden equally Graham, a British Army NEST officeholder.
  • Rainn Wilson as Professor R.A. Colan, Sam and Leo's astronomy teacher.
  • Michael Papajohn as Colin "Cal" Banes, Mikaela's begetter.

Voices [edit]

  • Peter Cullen every bit Optimus Prime, the leader of the Autobots who transforms into a blue and carmine 1994 Peterbilt 379 semi-trailer truck.
  • Hugo Weaving as Megatron, The Fallen's apprentice and the leader of the Decepticons who transforms into both a Cybertronian tank and jet.
  • Tony Todd as The Fallen, a Prime who is the kickoff and founder of the Decepticons, also as the master of Megatron.
  • Clive Revill as Jetfire, an ancient Decepticon-turned-Autobot Seeker who transforms into a Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird.
  • Mark Ryan as Bumblebee, the Autobot scout and Sam'due south guardian who transforms into a yellow and blackness 2009 Chevrolet Camaro.
  • Jess Harnell as Ironhide, the Autobot weapons specialist and Optimus'due south new second-in-command who transforms into a black 2009 GMC Topkick C4500.
  • Robert Foxworth as Ratchet, the Autobot medical officeholder who transforms into a yellow 2009 search and rescue Hummer H2 ambulance.
  • Charlie Adler as Starscream, Megatron'southward second-in-control who transforms into a Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor.
  • Frank Welker[a] every bit:
    • Soundwave, the Decepticon communications officeholder who transforms into a Cybertronian satellite. He is only seen orbiting Earth in this film.
    • Reedman, a razor-thin Decepticon composed of thousands of miniature bead-similar Decepticons.
    • Devastator, a massive Decepticon who is the combination of nine construction vehicles. In the Transformers lore, these vehicles are meant to be individual Decepticons called the Constructicons. Concept art was even created for their robot forms to be featured in the film, but nigh of them (except for Demolishor and Binge) ended upward not being used, only being featured in the picture'south related toy line.
      The vehicles that compose Devastator are:
      • A black and silver Mack concrete mixer truck (head of Devastator, originally a Constructicon called Mixmaster)
      • A yellow Caterpillar 992G scoop loader (right arm, originally a Constructicon chosen Scrapper)
      • A yellow Volvo EC700C crawler excavator fitted with a Stanley Up 45SV attachment (originally a Constructicon chosen Scrapmetal)
      • A greenish Caterpillar 773B dump truck (right leg, originally a Constructicon called Long Haul)
      • A red and white Terex O&K RH 400 excavator, like Demolishor (trunk, originally a Constructicon chosen Scavenger)
      • A yellow Kobelco CKE2500 Two crawler crane (left arm, originally a Constructicon chosen Hightower)
      • A red KW Dart D4661 Tractor Truck articulated dump truck (lower torso, originally a Constructicon called Overload)
      • A yellow Caterpillar D9T bulldozer, like Rampage (left leg)
  • André Sogliuzzo as Sideswipe, the Autobot combat instructor who transforms into a silvery 2009 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray concept car.
  • Tom Kenny as:
    • Wheelie, a former Decepticon spy, after turned Autobot, who transforms into a bluish radio-controlled toy monster truck.
    • Skids, an Autobot infiltrator and Mudflap's twin who transforms into a light-green 2007 Chevrolet Beat.
  • Reno Wilson as Mudflap, an Autobot infiltrator and Skids' twin who transforms into a cherry 2007 Chevrolet Trax.
  • Grey DeLisle as Arcee, a female person Autobot who transforms into a pink Ducati 848.[b]
  • Calvin Wimmer equally Demolishor (credited as "Wheelbot"), a massive Constructicon who transforms into a red and white Terex O&G RH 400 excavator.
  • John DiCrosta equally Scalpel (credited as "Doctor"), a spider-like Decepticon who transforms into a microscope.
  • Michael York every bit Prime #ane, one of the Seven Primes.
  • Kevin Michael Richardson equally:
    • Prime #2, ane of the 7 Primes.
    • Rampage (credited every bit Skipjack), a Constructicon who transforms into a red Caterpillar D9T bulldozer.
  • Robin Atkin Downes as Prime #3, one of the Seven Primes

Non-speaking characters [edit]

  • Jolt, an Autobot technician who transforms into a blueish 2009 Chevrolet Volt.
  • Sideways, a Decepticon surveillance agent who transforms into a silverish 2009 Audi R8; he hides out in Shanghai alongside Demolishor.
  • Scorponok, a scorpion-similar Decepticon who was a minion of Blackout in the previous moving-picture show.
  • Ravage, a feline-like beast sent down by Soundwave to steal the spark from the NEST HQ in gild to revive Megatron.
Notes
  1. ^ Frank Welker as well voices Ravage and Grindor, but the characters are not listed in the credits.
  2. ^ Greyness DeLisle as well voices Arcee'due south partners, Chromia and Elita-One, but the characters are not listed in the credits.

Production [edit]

Evolution [edit]

Major hurdles for the picture show'south initial production stages included the 2007–08 Writers Guild of America strike as well every bit the threat of strikes by other guilds. Prior to a potential Directors Order of America strike, Bay began creating animatics of activeness sequences featuring characters rejected for the 2007 film. This would allow animators to complete sequences if the Directors Lodge of America went on strike in July 2008, which ultimately did not happen.[five] [6] When asked nearly directing a sequel while promoting the showtime Transformers motion-picture show, Bay said "you accept your baby and you don't want someone else to take it".[vii]

Screenwriters Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman, who had written the first film, originally passed on the opportunity to write a sequel due to schedule conflicts. The studio began courting other writers in May 2007, merely were unimpressed with other pitches and eventually convinced Orci and Kurtzman to return.[5] The studio too hired Ehren Kruger, who had impressed Bay and Hasbro president Brian Goldner with his knowledge of the Transformers mythology.[viii] The writing trio were paid $viii one thousand thousand.[5] Screenwriting was interrupted by the 2007–08 Writers Guild of America strike, simply to avoid production delays, the writers spent two weeks writing a treatment, which they handed in the nighttime before the strike began.[ix] Bay then expanded the outline into a 60-page scriptment,[10] which included more activity, humor, and characters.[9] [11] The three writers spent four months finishing the screenplay while "locked" in two hotel rooms by Bay; Kruger wrote in his ain room and the trio would check on each other's piece of work twice a twenty-four hour period.[12]

Orci described the film's theme as "existence away from home", with the Autobots contemplating living on World equally they cannot restore Cybertron, while Sam goes to college.[13] He wanted the focus betwixt the robots and humans "much more evenly counterbalanced",[fourteen] "the stakes [to] be college", and more focused on the science fiction elements.[15] Orci added he wanted to "modulate" the sense of humor more,[16] and felt he managed the more than "outrageous" jokes by balancing them with a more serious plot approach to the Transformers ' mythology.[17] Bay concurred that he wanted to please fans by making the tone darker,[18] and that "mums volition think information technology[']south rubber enough to bring the kids dorsum out to the movies."[xix] Ii elements were added belatedly into the motion-picture show: the Autobot Jolt—as General Motors wanted to advertise the Chevrolet Volt—and the railgun that kills Devastator, a new acquisition by the United States military.[20]

In September 2007, Paramount announced a release appointment for the sequel to Transformers in late June 2009.[21] The film was given a $200 1000000 upkeep, which was $50 million more than the first picture show,[22] although Diversity put the budget spend at over $210 million, later rebates.[iv] [1] [23] Some of the action scenes rejected from the beginning film were written into the sequel.[24] Producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura subsequently stated the studio proposed filming two sequels simultaneously, but he and Bay agreed that the thought was non the right management for the series.[25]

Prior to the first film's release, producer Tom DeSanto had "a very cool idea" to introduce the Dinobots,[26] while Bay was interested in including a Transformer who transforms into an shipping carrier, a concept which was dropped from the 2007 film.[27] Orci claimed they did non incorporate these characters into Revenge of the Fallen considering they could non call back of a fashion to justify the Dinobots' pick of form,[xiii] and were unable to fit in the shipping carrier.[28] Orci after admitted that he was dismissive of the Dinobots because he does non like dinosaurs, saying "I recognize I am weird in that section."[29] All the same, he became fonder of them during filming because of their popularity with fans.[30] He added "I couldn't see why a Transformer would experience the need to disguise himself in front of a bunch of lizards. Flick-wise, I hateful. One time the general audience is fully on board with the whole thing, maybe Dinobots in the future."[31] When asked on the subject field, Michael Bay said he hated the Dinobots and they had never been in consideration for being featured in the movies.[32]

During product, Bay attempted to create a misinformation campaign to increment debate over what Transformers would exist appearing in the flick, every bit well as to try to throw fans off from the story of the film; however, Orci confessed information technology was generally unsuccessful.[28] The studio went as far as to censor MTV and Comic Book Resources interviews with Mowry and Furman, who confirmed Arcee and The Fallen would exist in the picture.[33] Bay told Empire that Megatron would not be resurrected, claiming his new tank form was a toy-simply character,[22] just for Orci to confirm Megatron would return in the motion-picture show in February 2009.[34] Bay besides claimed he faked the leaking of daily call sheets from the first week of filming, that revealed Ramón Rodríguez's casting,[35] and the appearance of Jetfire and the twins.[36]

Filming [edit]

Inspired by its utilise in Christopher Nolan's The Nighttime Knight, three activeness sequences in Revenge of the Fallen were shot using IMAX cameras.[18] Although screenwriter Roberto Orci suggested that the IMAX footage would be 3D,[37] Bay afterward said he found 3D besides "gimmicky". Bay added that shooting in IMAX was easier than using IMAX stereoscopic 3-D cameras.[38]

The majority of interior scenes for the film were shot in the former Hughes Shipping soundstages at Playa Vista.[39] From June 2–4, the production filmed an activeness sequence at the Bethlehem Steel site in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, which was used to represent a portion of Shanghai.[10] [40] Afterwards, they shot at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center.[41] The crew moved to Philadelphia on June 9, where they shot at a defunct PECO Richmond ability station, the University of Pennsylvania, Drexel Academy, the Eastern State Penitentiary, Laurel Loma Cemetery, Philadelphia Metropolis Hall, Rittenhouse Square, celebrated Chancellor Street (which represents a street near Place de la Concorde in Paris), and Wanamaker's.[42] [43] The production moved to Princeton University on June 22.[44] Filming at that place angered some students at the Academy of Pennsylvania, believing Bay had chosen to reshoot scenes at Princeton and script Princeton's name in the film. I shot that was filmed in the University of Pennsylvania was the political party scene, filmed at what students call "The Castle". "The Castle" is home to the prestigious Psi Upsilon Fraternity. However, neither the University of Pennsylvania nor Princeton gave Bay permission to be named in the movie because of a scene that both institutions felt "did not stand for the school" in which Sam's mother ingests marijuana-laced brownies.[45]

A complex of ruins, including two pyramids and the statue of the Sphinx.

Three days of filming were spent in Egypt.

Bay scheduled a break for filming beginning on June 30, turning his attending to blitheness and 2nd unit of measurement scenes because of the potential club strike.[46] Shooting for the Shanghai boxing later connected in Long Beach, California.[47] In September, the coiffure shot at Holloman Air Strength Base and White Sands Missile Range in New United mexican states. The ii locations were used for Qatar in Transformers and stood in for Arab republic of egypt in this film.[48] A scale model in Los Angeles was also used for some shut-ups of the pyramids.[22] Shooting at Tucson International Airdrome and the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group's shipping boneyard took place in October under the false working title Prime Directive (a reference to Star Trek).[49] Filming too took place at Camp Pendleton and Davis–Monthan Air Force Base of operations.[39]

The first unit of measurement then shot for 3 days in Egypt at the Giza pyramid complex and Luxor. The shoot was highly secretive, only according to producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura, a crew of 150 Americans and "several dozen local Egyptians" ensured a "remarkably shine" shoot.[50] Bay earned the Egyptian government's approval to film at the pyramids past contacting Zahi Hawass, whom Bay said "put his arm effectually me and said, 'Don't hurt my pyramids.'"[39] A fifty-foot-tall (15 g) photographic camera crane was used at the location.[22] Bay stated he found the climax of the start film to exist weak, partly because it was shot across v different metropolis blocks, making the action disruptive and difficult to follow. On this pic, the final battle in Egypt was devised to arrive easier to follow the activity.[51]

Four days were then spent in Hashemite kingdom of jordan; the Regal Jordanian Air Force aided in filming at Petra, Wadi Rum and Salt because Rex Abdullah 2 is a big fan of science fiction movies.[52] [53] Filming connected at the Place de la Concorde in Paris with second unit shots of the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe.[54] The bandage and coiffure finished principal photography on the aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis on Nov 2, 2008.[55]

Effects [edit]

A large human-like robot stands in front of a man in a warehouse.

A screenshot of Starscream confronting Sam. In his audio commentary for the 2007 moving picture, Michael Bay said he wanted more close-ups of the robots for the sequel.

Hasbro became more involved in the designs of the robots than the company was for the first film.[16] The visitor, along with Takara Tomy, suggested to the filmmakers that combining robots be the main draw for the sequel.[56] They insisted on keeping the alternate modes of some of the returning characters like and then that consumers would not have to purchase toys of the aforementioned characters.[57] Bay used a real F-16 Fighting Falcon and tank fire when filming the battles.[25] Many of the new Autobot cars supplied by General Motors were brightly colored to look distinctive on screen.[58] Revenge of the Fallen features 46 robots, while the original movie had 14.[59]

Scott Farrar returned as visual effects supervisor and anticipated moodier employ of lighting every bit well as deeper roles for the Decepticons.[ clarification needed ] He stated that with the bigger deadline, mail service-product would get a "circus".[60] The producers expected that with a bigger budget and with the special effects having worked out, the Transformers would have a larger part. Peter Cullen recalled, "Don Murphy mentioned to me, 'Simply considering of the tremendous expense to animate Optimus Prime, he'll exist in just a certain amount of [Transformers].' But he said, 'Next fourth dimension, if the picture show is a success, you're gonna be in information technology a ton.'"[61] Michael Bay hoped to include more close-ups of the robots' faces.[62] The heads had to be designed with more pieces in order to express emotions in a more than convincing way.[59] Farrar said the animators implemented more "splashes and the hits and the fighting on dirt or moving, banging into trees, [...] things splinter and break, [the robots] spit, they outgas, they sweat, they snort." Shooting in the higher resolution of IMAX required upwards to 72 hours to return a single frame of blitheness.[63] [64] While ILM used xv terabytes for Transformers, they used 140 for the sequel.[53] Particularly problematic furnishings were the lighting, with scenes such every bit Jetfire inside the Smithsonian requiring 41 light sources, and the devastation of the pyramid, which appears in about v shots and required seven months to simulate the beliefs of the blocks.[59] Orci hinted the majority of the Decepticons were entirely computer-generated in both robot and alternate modes, making information technology easier to write additional scenes for them in mail service-production.[65] Rendering the Devastator took over 85% of ILM'due south render farm capacity, and the complexity of the scene and having to return information technology at IMAX resolution caused i computer to "explode".[66]

Music [edit]

The score to Revenge of the Fallen was composed by Steve Jablonsky, who reunited with director Michael Bay to record his score with a 71-piece ensemble of the Hollywood Studio Symphony at the Sony Scoring Stage.[67] Jablonsky and his score producer Hans Zimmer composed various interpretations of a song by Linkin Park called "New Divide" for the score.[68]

Marketing [edit]

An additional $150 million was spent to market the film globally.[69] Hasbro's Revenge of the Fallen toy line included new molds of new and returning characters, besides every bit 2007 figures with new mold elements or new paint schemes.[seventy] The first wave was released on May 30, although Bumblebee and Soundwave debuted beforehand.[71] The 2d wave came in August 2009, which introduced toys such as 2¼-inch human action figures that fit inside the transforming robots, and non-transforming replicas of the cars that tin can be used on a race runway. Product placement partners on the picture show include Burger King, 7-Eleven, LG phones, Kmart, Wal-Mart, YouTube, Nike, Inc. and Thousand&M'due south, as well as Jollibee in the Philippines.[72] General Motors' financial troubles express its involvement in promotion of the sequel, although Paramount acknowledged that with or without GM, their marketing campaign was yet very large and had the foundation of the 2007 flick'southward success.[73] [74] [75] Kyle Busch drove a Revenge of the Fallen busy machine at Infineon Raceway on June 21, 2009,[76] while Josh Duhamel collection a 2010 Camaro at the Indianapolis 500.[77] At the movie's launch in China, a version of Bumblebee was constructed using a Volkswagen Jetta.[78]

Printed media [edit]

Chris Mowry and artist Alex Milne, who had collaborated on The Reign of Starscream comic book, reunited for IDW Publishing's prequel to the film. Originally prepare to be a five-role serial entitled Destiny,[79] it was divide into two simultaneously published series, titled Brotherhood and Defiance. Alliance is drawn by Milne and began in Dec 2008; information technology focuses on the human and Autobot perspectives.[80] Defiance, which started the following calendar month, is fatigued by Dan Khanna and is set before either film, showing the beginnings of the war.[81]

After the 2007 film, and serving as a span between the two films, Alan Dean Foster wrote Transformers: The Veiled Threat,[82] originally titled Infiltration. During the writing, Foster collaborated with IDW to make certain their stories did non contradict each other.[83]

The first printed media directly related to the second motion-picture show was a 32-folio coloring and activity book by publisher HarperCollins, which became available on May 5, 2009 and was the starting time official source to openly give out central plot points to the moving picture.[84] On June 1, 2009 DK Publishing published a 96-page book entitled Transformers: The Flick Universe, which intended to provide factual data on the characters of the flick.[85]

On June 10, 2009, the comic book adaptation of the film, written past Simon Furman was released.[86] Additionally, Alan Dean Foster also wrote the novelization for the pic.[87] Meanwhile, Dan Jolley wrote Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Junior Novel, a 144-page book oriented at a younger audience than the ane by Foster.[88] Lastly, a book titled Transformers: The Art of the Movies was released, documenting backside-the scenes aspects of the making of the film.

Other minor necktie-in publications include Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Last Prime, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Reusable Sticker Book, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: Made You Look!, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: Rise of the Decepticons, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: Spot the 'Bots' , Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: Mix and Lucifer, Operation Autobot, When Robots Attack and Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen 2010 Wall Calendar.

Video games [edit]

On June 23, 2009, Activision published a video game based on the film for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 PlayStation two, PlayStation Portable, Wii, Nintendo DS, and Games for Windows.

  • The PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions were developed past Luxoflux and published by Activision.[89] [ninety]
  • The Games for Windows version was developed past Beenox, which is similar to the PS3 and Xbox 360 version[91]
  • The Wii and PlayStation 2 versions were developed past Krome Studios.[92]
  • The PlayStation Portable version was adult past Savage Entertainment.[93]
  • The Nintendo DS version was developed past Vicarious Visions, which is separated into two games, Autobots and Decepticons.[94]

Release [edit]

Theatrical [edit]

Revenge of the Fallen premiered on June viii, 2009 in Tokyo, Japan.[95] Later its Uk release on June 19, 2009, it was released in regular and IMAX theatres in Due north America on June 24,[96] although some theaters held limited-access advance screenings on June 22. Linkin Park held a special bear witness later the premiere at the Fob Theater, Westwood Village on June 22, during which they performed "New Divide" live for the first fourth dimension.

The IMAX release featured boosted scenes of extended robot fighting sequences, which were not seen in the regular theater version.[97]

Home media [edit]

The film was released in ii-disc Blu-ray and DVD editions, and a single-disc DVD version on October 20, 2009 in North America.[98] Michael Bay has revealed that the Blu-ray release of the film, produced by Charles de Lauzirika, features variable aspect ratio for the scenes shot in IMAX format. A special IMAX edition was available exclusively at Walmart.[99] Home versions include over three hours of bonus content and several interactive features, including "The AllSpark Experiment", which reveals Michael Bay'due south plans for a 3rd movie in the series. At Target, the DVD and Blu-ray versions includes a transformable Bumblebee case. Both 2-disc editions are the first to include Paramount'due south Augmented Reality characteristic, which allows the user to handle a 3-D model of Optimus Prime on a computer past moving the package in front of a webcam.[100] First-calendar week sales of the DVD reached 7.5 million copies, making it the best-selling DVD of 2009. The Blu-ray version had the best showtime-week sales of 2009, with 1.two meg units.[101]

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen was released on 4K UHD Blu-ray on December 5, 2017.[102]

Reception [edit]

Disquisitional response [edit]

On Rotten Tomatoes, the movie has an approval rating of 20% based on 252 reviews and an average rating of 4.1/10. The site'southward critical consensus reads, "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen is a noisy, underplotted, and overlong special effects caricature that lacks a human bear upon."[103] On Metacritic, the movie has an boilerplate score of 35 out of 100, based on 32 critics, indicating "generally unfavorable reviews".[104] Audiences surveyed by CinemaScore gave the film a "B+", compared to the "A" that the original moving-picture show had scored.[105]

According to The Washington Post, Revenge of the Fallen was Bay's worst-reviewed film at the fourth dimension of release, faring fifty-fifty worse than Pearl Harbor (2001).[106] Betsy Sharkey of the Los Angeles Times described the picture as "in-your-face, ear-splitting and unrelenting. It'due south easy to walk away feeling similar yous've spent 2 hours in the mad, wild, hydraulic cover of a car compactor".[107]

Roger Ebert, who had given the 2007 film three stars,[108] gave the sequel only ane, calling it "...a horrible experience of unbearable length", a phrase which subsequently became the title of his third bad-movie-reviews drove. Later in his review, Ebert discouraged moving-picture show-goers from seeing the film by saying "If you want to save yourself the ticket toll, go into the kitchen, cue up a male choir singing the music of hell, and go a child to start banging pots and pans together. Then shut your optics and use your imagination."[109] He after wrote on his blog about the film, "The twenty-four hour period volition come when Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen volition be studied in film classes and shown at cult picture show festivals. It will be seen, in retrospect, as mark the end of an era. Of class there will be many more CGI-based action epics, but never once again one this swollen, excessive, incomprehensible, long (149 minutes) or expensive ($200 million)."[110] Ebert would proceed to lambast the film (and, sometimes, the Transformers franchise in general) in other picture show reviews and responses to letters and emails sent to him.[ citation needed ] Rolling Stone critic Peter Travers did non give the picture show any stars, because that "Revenge of the Fallen has a shot at the championship 'Worst Movie of the Decade'."[111] He later named it as the "worst moving picture of the decade". Other reviewers, while however critical, were less damning of the flick, The A.V. Lodge gave the film a "C-", lament about the writing and length, simply mentioning the effects and action scenes were impressive.[112] Among positive reviews, Amy Biancolli of the Houston Chronicle chosen it "a well-oiled, loudly revving summer activeness vehicle that does all that'south required, and so some",[113] Jordan Mintzer from Variety said it "takes the franchise to a vastly superior level of artificial intelligence",[114] and Owen Gleiberman of Entertainment Weekly wrote that "Revenge of the Fallen may be a massive overdose of popcorn greased with motor oil. But it knows how to feed your inner 10-year-onetime'due south ambition for destruction."[115] A review from Empire magazine said :"What saves it, simply about, are the effects. At times the frame is and so packed with whirring cogs and twirling cranks that you could replicate the event past staring at the innards of a domestic apparatus, only when these CGI moto-men from some other earth duke it out, the images are often and so screwy it's impossible to do anything merely sit and stare."[116]

"On every level this moving-picture show is as bankrupt as GM. [...] Transformers: The Revenge of The Fallen is beyond bad, information technology carves out its own category of godawfulness."
— Peter Travers, Rolling Stone moving-picture show critic[111]

There was considerable negative reaction to the characters Mudflap and Skids, who some perceived every bit embodying racist stereotypes. Manohla Dargis of The New York Times said that "the characters [...] indicate that minstrelsy remains as much in fashion in Hollywood as when, well, Jar Jar Binks was set up loose past George Lucas".[117] Critic Scott Mendelson said "To say that these two are the nigh astonishingly racist caricatures that I've ever seen in a mainstream movement film would be an understatement."[118] Harry Knowles, founder of Ain't It Cool News, went further, asking his readers "not to support this moving-picture show" because "you'll be taking [your children] to see a film with the everyman forms of humor, stereotypes, and racism around."[119] Bay (the director) has attempted to defend the pic as "good clean fun" and insisted that "Nosotros're just putting more than personality in."[120] Writers Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman responded to the controversy with "It'due south really hard for u.s.a. to sit down here and endeavor to justify it. I recall that would be very foolish, and if someone wants to be offended past it, it's their right. We were very surprised when we saw it, besides, and it's a choice that was made. If annihilation, it just shows y'all that we don't command every aspect of the film."[121] Tom Kenny stated in a belatedly 2020 interview that he was hired as a placeholder for the role of Skids, but that Michael Bay ended up using his voice in the last version of the pic; a decision that Kenny admitted he was embarrassed by.[122]

Another major complaint about the moving picture was Bay's usage of the IMAX format. Instead of using IMAX for complete unbroken sequences similar to director Christopher Nolan's approach for The Night Knight, Bay chose to utilise the format primarily on a shot-past-shot ground, combining conventional 35mm footage and IMAX shots in the same sequence. That arroyo, combined with rapid cutting, created a jarring, highly unpleasant feel for about moviegoers.[123]

Player Shia LaBeouf was unimpressed with the picture, stating "Nosotros got lost. We tried to get bigger. It'south what happens to sequels. Information technology'due south like, how do you meridian the first one? You've got to go bigger. Michael Bay went and so big that it became too big, and I think you lost the ballast of the film...You lot lost a bit of the relationship. Unless you have those relationships, then the pic doesn't matter. Then information technology's merely a agglomeration of robots fighting each other."[124] Bay has admitted his disappointment with the picture and has apologized, saying the film was "crap" and blaming the 2007–08 Writers' strike, saying "Information technology was very hard to put (the sequel) together that rapidly after the writers' strike (of 2007–08)".[125]

Box office [edit]

Revenge of the Fallen was a box office success, earning $402.1 meg in the U.South. and Canada and $434.ii million internationally, for a worldwide total of $836.3 1000000, being the 37th-highest-grossing pic of all time domestically.[126] Revenge of the Fallen grossed $16 million from midnight showings, at the time the near ever for a Wednesday midnight debut.[127] The film proceeded to beat Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix's record ($44.2 one thousand thousand) for the biggest Wednesday opening in history,[128] bringing in $62 million in full receipts on its first 24-hour interval (until The Twilight Saga: Eclipse topped this tape with $68.5 1000000 in 2010),[129] additionally ranking it as the second biggest opening day e'er at the fourth dimension, behind The Dark Knight.[130] The moving-picture show grossed $108.9 1000000 on its first weekend, the seventh-largest in history at the time, and brought in $200 million in its start five days, putting information technology in second place backside The Nighttime Knight 'southward $203.7 million for the all-time biggest five-twenty-four hour period opening.[131] Its gross from Friday to Sunday was also the biggest June opening weekend for one twelvemonth, breaking Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban'due south record ($93.vii million), until Toy Story three claimed that record the following year ($110.3 million).[132]

Revenge of the Fallen remained #1 at the box office for two weeks straight by a close margin before being overtaken by Bruno ($30 million) and the second weekend of Ice Age: Dawn Of The Dinosaurs ($28 one thousand thousand). Initial studio estimates showed a tie between it and that weekend's new release Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs, just the bodily totals showed Revenge of the Fallen taking the #1 spot yet again with $42.three one thousand thousand.[133] As well, it was the showtime film of 2009 to attain the $300 million marking in North America.[134] On July 27, a month after its release, the movie reached $379.2 meg in the US, which brought information technology into the top 10 highest-grossing movies always in that country every bit of August 2009.[135] Amidst 2009 films, it was the second-highest-grossing in the U.s. and Canada, backside Avatar,[136] and fourth globally behind Avatar, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, and Ice Historic period: Dawn of the Dinosaurs.[137] As of 2013, the film marks equally the second-highest-grossing Hasbro film of all time, behind only its sequel Transformers: Dark of the Moon. Box Office Mojo estimates that the picture show sold over 53 one thousand thousand tickets in the US.[126]

Accolades [edit]

In a yr-terminate poll administered by Moviefone, the film won in both the all-time and worst categories. Information technology was voted the "worst film of 2009" past 24% of those surveyed, while also winning the vote for "best action movie" once more with 24% of the vote. Trick'south functioning was voted the worst by an actress that twelvemonth, and she was also voted the year's sexiest star.[138] Comcast ranked the film equally the 4th-worst sequel of all time.[139] Empire named the film the 25th-worst movie ever made.[140] In June 2009, David Germain from the Associated Press called the picture the "worst-reviewed $400 million hitting always".[141]

Revenge of the Fallen was amongst the films shortlisted for the Best Visual Effects at the 82nd Academy Awards,[142] but was simply nominated for Best Audio Mixing (Greg P. Russell, Gary Summers and Geoffrey Patterson), eventually losing to The Injure Locker.[143] The movie won five Scream Awards, for Best Actress (Megan Pull a fast one on), Breakout Functioning-Female person (Isabel Lucas), Best Sequel, Best F/Ten, and Scream Song of the Year ("New Divide");[144] and two Teen Choice Awards, for Choice Summer Movie Star: Female (Megan Fox) and Choice Summer Picture show Star: Male (Shia LaBeouf).[145] Revenge of the Fallen was also nominated for the Saturn Award for Best Science Fiction Flick only lost to Avatar,[146] Satellite Awards for All-time Visual Effects and Best Sound,[147] a VES Award for Outstanding Visual Effects in a Visual Effects Driven Feature Motility Motion picture,[148] a SAG Honor for Outstanding Performance by a Stunt Ensemble,[149] and an MTV Pic Award for Best WTF Moment (Isabel Lucas turning into a Decepticon).[150] Shia LaBeouf, the film and Megan Pull a fast one on was nominated for a Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards for Favorite Picture Actor, Favorite Movie and Favorite Film Actress, just all lost to Taylor Lautner, Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel and Miley Cyrus, respectively.

It was nominated for seven Razzie Awards including Worst Actress for Megan Fox (also for Jennifer'south Body), Worst Supporting Actress for Julie White, Worst Screen Couple (for Shia LaBeouf and Megan Fox) and Worst Prequel, Remake, Rip-off or Sequel,[151] winning 3 in the Worst Picture, Worst Director, and Worst Screenplay categories at the 30th Golden Raspberry Awards.[152]

Sequels [edit]

The third film, Night of the Moon was released June 29, 2011. The fourth motion picture, Age of Extinction was released June 27, 2014. The fifth film, The Last Knight was released on June 21, 2017. A spin-off, titled Bumblebee was released on Dec 21, 2018. Transformers: Rise of the Beasts is scheduled to be released to be released on June ninth, 2023

Notes [edit]

  1. ^ As depicted in Transformers (2007).

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External links [edit]

  • Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen at IMDb
  • Revenge of the Fallen title listing at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
  • Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen at Box Part Mojo
  • Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen at the TCM Movie Database

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