So, unrealistic girlfriends aside, Transformers delivers. Dark Of The Moon kicks things up a notch, and I have to say, I haven't seen such amazing Autobot vs. Decepticon fighting since I was a kid watching the cartoon series.

Megatron Special Edition

This particular edition of Transformers: Dark Of The Moon, is a UK import. Pretty much a bare bones release, but you're getting one hell of a quality release in this edition. The film itself barely fits on a BD-50 disc, and I even suspect the video bitrate was capped from looking more closely at the bitrate graph. But this is not a problem, as the bitrate cap has been done basically at the maximum a Blu-ray disc can deliver as far as quality (and as far as this title is concerned, given the filtering used). Bitrates aside, the Megatron figure is made of plastic, but seems to be a different quality than from others initially received by consumers. This is actually a good thing, as the texturing has been done better, delivering a more metallic look. Do be careful sliding the two feet out in order for the Megatron figure to stand up on its own, and do not apply too much pressure, as these could crack.

The Plot

One of the more simple plots to grasp, and yet it's the simple plots that keep us coming back, don't they. Unknown to the current Autobots, Sentinel Prime crash landed on the dark side of the moon during the great war of the Autobots & Decepticons — possessing a rather special collection of devices. What's even more embarassing for the Autobots, is certain key members of The United States Government knew about it ever since the eary 60's crash. And of course, it was top secret. Until now.