Set two years after the events of the first film, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen is Optimus Prime (voiced by Peter Cullen) and the Autobots working alongside a multinational, top secret military unit nicknamed NEST - including returning captain characters Lennox (Josh Duhamel) and Sergeant Epps (Tyrese Gibson) - to hunt the Decepticons that are hidden around the world. There is a new administration in Washington - in contrast to the previous film, which means that the president was George W. Bush, the new film specifically refers to Barack Obama - which contrasts with the military on how to handle the alien robot dilemma, which remains a secret to the world at large. Interventional National Security Advisor Theodore Galloway (John Benjamin Hickey) wants to dismantle NEST and have the Autobots left Earth, much to the chagrin of the military and Optimus Prime.
Meanwhile, Sam Witwicky (Shia LaBeouf) is heading to college. Sam and his friend Mikaela (Megan Fox), who have yet to say they love each other, promised to continue a long distance between them. From the moment has come to Sam to school - where she meets fellow aggressive floor Leo (Ramon Rodriguez), a sexy co-ed named Alice (Isabel Lucas), and bad teachers (Ryan Wilson) - begins learns what visions are symbols of ancient language robot. After refusing to help Optimus defend their case with the government on why the Autobots should remain, Sam is chased by a new vicious lot of Decepticons and match with Mikaela, Leo and former Sector 7 agent Simmons (John Turturro) together as only his allies.
The Decepticons Megatron resurrected (again the voice of Hugo Weaving), the top student of the Fallen (voice of Tony Todd of Candyman), one of the original prime numbers and types of Lucifer giant robot. The Fallen wants to destroy the Earth's sun and feed off their energy. Apparently, the good do not want this to happen. In the clash that followed, one will fall, human Bodycount counted by thousands, and heads of Action for the pyramids of Egypt, where both heroes and villains looking for an ancient secret of the distant past of Transformers »Earth.
One of the biggest complaints about the first processors simply said was that many of the battle scenes were incomprehensible cursed. consistency has the opposite problem: The battle scenes are understandable, but the story is not. If land is not important in this type of films - as the most ardent supporters inevitably claim - then why director Michael Bay and writer Ehren Kruger and Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman spend two hours telling? Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen is more epic, bombastic and overwhelming that the original 2007, but frigid, dumber and thicker compared. Since the characters, human and otherwise, are rarely involved, the film works only when things go boom.
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