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這部片到底好不好看?
管他的
至少它喚醒很多人那個藏在心中多年的孩子

除了隨處可見贊助的影子
車子就不用說了, eBay 也是贊助很大
還有 Panasonic 也分別贊助 SD Card and 那隻可變形的收音機
劇情也還 ok , 或者說沒劇情也行
反正這片就真的是爽就好的電影
節奏極快, 絕無冷場
音樂也很好聽, 我大概也會去敗原聲帶
不曉得大黃蜂搞用收音機搞氣份的那幾首會不會收錄進去 =.="

當然導演把密卡登改編成星際戰艦而非原著的手槍
其實情有可原啦
不然那麼有霸氣的首領變成手槍, 就真的一整個鳥掉
片中也有多處是 Michael Benjamin Bay 惡搞自己以前電影
還有惡搞影射一些時事
ex:
第七區的跟小機器人的槍戰
其他博派降落地球時有個人拿著DV邊跑邊叫的台詞
博派降落地球時把洋基球場給砸了
........
還有蠻多地方的 XD

如果不想去看的人, 我只能說太可惜了 :p

and........
看變形金剛需注意事項:

1.買坐後面一點的票 (如果你要去國賓, 也不要買太後面的位置)
2.看之前尿撇乾淨
3.切忌中途上廁所
4.眼睛不要眨
5.吃的東西少買點,你應該會沒空吃

博派 Logo (還真有點耗呆)

狂派 Logo (Firefox 帶上面具就是這個樣子)

一臉稚氣的男主角跟火辣的女主角

這樣夠辣了吧

主角博派機器人的顏色都很鮮艷, 反觀狂派, 人生都是黑白的呀!!!!!!!!!!

恩, 車廠應該贊助不少

博派老大-柯博文 , 為什麼不能叫鐵牛勒?

叫鐵牛不好嗎?

巨無霸死哪去了?

以下從是從 ptt 轉來的一篇文章
我還蠻同意作者的感想
不過就是看電影嘛, 不要跟我扯什麼大道理 :p

作者: BrokeBackM (小諾) 看板: movie
標題: [情報] 變形金剛不只是一部電影
時間: Sun Jul 1 20:28:42 2007

這篇文章很不錯
不像是影評，而是個人的體驗
用不同角度來看待一部電影的意義
用一般電影學角度來看待變形金剛，稍嫌狹隘，
是可以討論手法的運用，但電影本身存在的意義，
遠大於電影理論

文中還提到不少到贏得拜訪ILM的幕後內幕
我雖懂英文,但懶得翻，望有心人士幫忙翻一下

More than meets the eye... much more!

Alright, how do I begin? How do you put into words the culmination of
years of anticipation, speculation, doubt, excitement, more doubt, more
excitement and finally an overwhelming sense of “can’t wait any longer!”
? This is what has been bothering me all night long. I have sat here
with my laptop on my lap trying to find a place to start. I guess I will
start at, well, the start, so here goes…

As most people who know me know, I am a Transformers fan. I am a product
of the 80’s. I grew up, like most kids my age, watching Transformers
after school everyday. Let me clarify that I was never the kid who
nitpicked the lore. I was never the guy who debated between G1 and
Beast Wars. I was the kid who loved the idea that giant alien robots
could turn into things that I knew; cars, planes, boom boxes, this is
what kept me watching, but as I grew, I realized there was more to them
than, well, met the eye.

You see, here was an advanced culture, an alien race that, if they wanted
to, could easily enslave and control our world and all its inhabitants.
Granted, some of them wanted to do just that, but there were some who
dedicated their existence to protecting us. Heroes. I know that may sound
a bit cheesy, but hey, it was a Reagan era cartoon, and, as most of us
30-somethings know, that is what the 80’s were about, heroes and villains,
good vs. evil, right vs. wrong.

So, here I am, 30 years old, a 30 year old kid, but still. A bit older,
a bit wiser, perhaps a bit more skeptical, but definitely a bit harder
to impress, so, when the announcement of a live-action Transformers
movie was posted on AintItCoolNews.com just about 3 years ago the kid in
me rejoiced while the adult in me said “What?! Come on! Really?”

I watched the movie go from rumor to pre-production. I followed the rumors
from Robert Zemeckis to John Woo, and finally shrugged and said “eh,
interesting” when it was finally announced that Mr. Michael Bay would be
pulling this giant, possible catastrophe together. Let me state that I
have never been a Bay Naysayer. I liked The Rock. Liked Bad Boys 1, loved
Bad Boys 2, dislike the tone of Pearl Harbor, hate the second half of
Armageddon, and thought that The Island was fun. I think that his sense
of action and camera movement is impeccable (Bad Boys 2 car chase and
Jamaican house shoot out scenes, I am talking to you).

I watched as the early robot designs started to pop up online. I took them
as works in progress. I was never that much of a purist. I knew that things
had to change. Let’s face it, you can’t have your main bad guy turning
into a giant gun that someone else has to use. I never minded the flames
on Optimus, it just never was that big of a deal. I never was that against
the new look of the robots because at the end of the day, if you were an
advanced robot culture that was thousands of years ahead of anything else
out there, wouldn’t you look as bad ass as you could? Sure you would.

Also, the first look at the lips on Optimus Prime, not a big deal for me.
It made sense because these are NOT robots, they are organic creatures made
of metal. Artificial intelligence. They have emotion and feeling. They have
to be able to show that and if that helped convey that, than why not.
I never understood all the hate that was being aimed at this movie.

I would read the comments left by people online and it was so negative, but
they all seemed to miss the point. There was never a line between flames on
Optimus and, well, let’s say nipples on a bat suit. This was a film where
giant robots would be fighting each other on earth! This was a movie based
on a cartoon based on toys! It is supposed to be cheesy and fun and
exciting. Why all the hatred and doubt? Leave your brains at the door and
just have fun, and this was how I have approached Transformers from the
beginning….

…but then things changed. I saw the trailers. I saw the TV spots. I was
in awe. I was floored by what I saw. This film was shaping up to be a
breathtaking spectacle, something new and exciting in a world of rehashed
sequels, a new breed of heroes to believe in. What can I say, the kid in
me woke up.

The hype surrounding the movie started to intensify. The groups were
completely polarized. There was no one who was just mildly interested.
It became the believers vs. the haters, and it got ugly. I started to read
the talk balks and message boards less and less. I wanted to believe.
I watched the trailers and TV Spots frame by frame, analyzing the look and
feel of this film as best I could 90 seconds at a time. The countdown clock
could not go fast enough and the kid in me sat up in bed and stretched.

Then, the unthinkable. My friend Sean, a Transformer fan of epic proportions
won the Transformer Fanaticon contest and asked me to be his “plus one”
on a trip to ILM in San Francisco to go behind the scenes and see how the
magic for Transformers was done. A trip to the nerd holy land, if you will.
The house that George built, and we were going to be able to look behind
the curtain, and the kid in me rubbed his eyes and got out of bed.

The trip, OH THE TRIP, what can I say. It was a once in a lifetime
experience. I saw things that I never thought I would see. The tour was
remarkable, but more importantly, it was personal. Throughout the day, we
were joined by the people who worked on the film. Animators who spent
hundreds, nay, thousands of hours painstakingly making this film what it
is. Guys who were no older than I am. These were fans. Fellow geeks who
grew up watching Star Wars and loving it so much that they did everything
they could to create that same magic for the next generation, guys who
within the walls of ILM were having the same debates that were going on
on the message boards online.

These guys were not all Bay fans. They didn’t all like the lips. They
weren’t all fans of the flames, and believe me, they tried it all.
As we sat in the big screening room at ILM, which is something I will take
with me to the grave, they sat with us. As we watched scene breakdowns,
they watched and explained. They showed us fully rendered 3D models and
told us why. They showed us things that didn’t work and what they did to
make it better. They gave us an insight to the process that made me gasp.
There was so much love and dedication to wanting to get this right, that
they put aside what they thought would be best and did what eventually
turned out to be what was actually best.

They answered every question. We had the debate about Prime’s face plate,
we talked about flames, they fielded questions about G1 vs. the new
designs, and they convinced me, although it didn’t take much when they
showed us a 10 minute reel of footage that brought me to my feet. It was
stunning. Absolutely stunning.

As I left ILM with a new sense of just how much went into this film, the
100’s of people, the 1000’s of hours, my brain was swimming. I couldn’t
really wrap my mind around what I had seen. I couldn’t make it make sense.
I had seen Prime in all his glory 40 feet tall and he was real, as real as
I had ever wanted him to be. I started to believe that it was all going to
be alright, and the kid in me walked to the window and felt the sun on his
face.

As I sat on the plane coming home, replaying the images in my head.
Re-experiencing the whole day again and again, I started to realize exactly
what lay in store. I started to get it. It was a movie based on toys, but
it was more. It was a second coming of childhood. I remembered how Superman
made me believe a man could fly and now, I started to believe that diesels
could transform. I know, it sounds juvenile, but why not? This was my
childhood rushing back. This was memory lane in full THX surround sound.
This was a time capsule reopened in digital widescreen. This was a moment
for me and I only had 2 weeks more to wait. The kid in me started to pace
in his room.

I went the day they were available and bought my tickets for the 8:00 first
showing on Monday, July 2nd. They wait was counting down…but then I ran
into a friend of mine who works in a local comic book store. My transformer
fandom is quite legendary here in town and he asked me if I had my passes
yet? “Passes” What passes?” I inquired. He proceeded to hand me passes
to an advanced screening of Transformers. All of the sudden, my wait had
been cut nearly in half, and the day of reckoning was just around the
corner and the kid in me got dressed and put on his shoes.

Cut to yesterday, I woke up with a sense of excitement that I had not felt
since Christmas of 89 when I got my first BMX bike! It was the day. I had
made arrangements with all my family, this was a grand affair. I got there
early to save a place in line. Spend time with my fellow geeks. Show time
was 7, I got there at 1. The line was forming. These are my people, I
thought. I scanned the crowd. 30-something guys wearing transformers shirts
were abundant, but how strange, the line also contained teenagers, small
children, older couples, people of all ages standing together with a sense
of excitement so thick you could feel it in the air. The child in me could
barely be contained.

When I got into the theatre, the buzz was overwhelming. It was time.
It was the end of the road. The moment I had been waiting for. It was here.
I was finally here. I sat down and surrounded myself with my family and
friends, people who knew what the wait was like for me, people who had
literally been tortured with every new announcement and development.
It was at that moment that they realized what it meant, what it really
meant, because as I buckled in for the show, they realized that I was no
longer the jaded, cranky 30 year old, no, as I sat back in my seat and
the lights went down and the film rolled, the kid in me could be contained
no longer and leapt out and from that point on, I was 8 years old again
for the rest of the night.

What can I say about the film…? How can I possibly put into words what
I saw and felt? I am still struggling. I know that sounds ridiculous. I
know it sounds absurd. You may be thinking, “Dude, it’s just a movie!”,
but it wasn’t. It was more, so much more. We all know the plot, the source
of all the Transformers power had ended up on earth and they have all come
to get it, some for Good, some for Evil. Their war, our world, hell it was
on the poster. The film opens up with a breathtaking attack and never lets
up. I have to say that I have never been in a screening that got this many
applause breaks. People cheered throughout this entire film, from beginning
to end.

The effects were amazing. The look of the film is beautiful. The pacing is
great. The actors are all very good. It was everything that I wanted and
as I sit here, the film replaying in my head, I wouldn’t even know where
to start. The Robots? The action? The plot? Where do I begin? Answer,
I don’t. The film opens in 3 days and I am sure that if you have read this,
you are a fan and will be going anyway and don’t need me to spoil it for
you. Although, I think that there is no way that my words could do it
justice. This film is incredible, but it also heroic. It is emotional.
It is about good vs. evil, but it is also about understanding and
sacrifice. It is about explosions, but it is also about connection.
It is filled with action and excitement, but it also filled with love and
respect.

Sure, this is a movie where giant alien robots come to earth and blow
stuff up, it is about things that transform, but it is more, it is an
opportunity to be transformed yourself. Transformed to a simpler time
where flames and lips and new concepts weren’t that big of a deal.
It is a chance to be transformed to a time when mouth made sound effects
were enough. A time when my Mom’s broom was the best lightsaber around.
A time when my own imagination was the best special effects studio in
the world. A time when innocents was innovation.

I know that a lot of you are skeptical. I know that there are people who
want to hate this movie, and you know what, you will. You will find things
to nitpick and complain about. You will see things that you don’t think
look real. You will laugh. You may even leave the theatre pissed off,
but you will be missing the point. It isn’t meant to Best Picture next
year. This film isn’t supposed to be historically accurate, because the
history of this film lives inside the personal experience of every kid
who played with these toys in his backyard. This film is not meant to be
analyzed and cross-examined, it is meant to entertain and amaze.

I think that this film will affect us differently. It will be the great
action movie that you are expecting. It will be funny. It will make you
cheer. It may even make you cry, but if you’re lucky, and I feel lucky
today, it will make you believe. I implore all of you to walk into this
film looking through the eyes that you had when you were just a kid.
I did, and I walked out of that theatre in awe. I believed again.
I looked twice at every car on the way home, hoping to see something out
of the ordinary. I looked at every diesel, hoping that I would be the
next one to be chosen. I wanted it to be real, and to the child in me,
it was, and that is all that really matters.

So here I am, at home. The show is over and it is late. I am sure that
this is not the review you all expected. Don’t worry, next week we can
all hang out and discuss specifics. We can talk about the fights and the
scenes that made us cheer, but for right now I am exhausted and need to
get some sleep. I wish this same experience for you all.

…and the kid in me drifts to sleep with a big smile on his face.

以為譯文:

From ptt HomeboyWu

眼見不為憑... 還不只

好吧，怎說呢？你要怎麼用文字寫出多年來的期待猜測懷疑驚喜、更多懷疑加上更多
驚喜直到終於排山倒海而來的「等不及啦」？我想了整晚，和我的筆電找地方開始。
就從，嗯，開始，來開始好了...

各位鄉民都知道，我很迷變形金剛。我是80年代的產物。跟其他小孩一樣，我每天放
學都要看變形金剛，就是這樣長大的。我可不會雞蛋挑骨頭喔。我從不爭論G1和Beast
Wars，只覺得大機器人可以變成車子啊、飛機啊，還有收音機，實在酷斃了，然後就
一路看下去。慢慢慢慢慢慢慢慢長大以後，眼見也不能憑了。

想想看，假如有個外星文化，先進到可以隨意奴役和控制整個地球...他們也有一部份
真的想這樣搞，但也有另一部份全心全意要保護我們。英雄嘛，真是俗不可耐！不過這
可是雷根時期的卡通，現在30幾的都了，這就是80年代：英雄對壞蛋、正與邪、是與非。

這就是我，30歲，30歲的...孩子。老了、聰明了，又多疑，保證是難伺候多了，所以
三年前AintItCoolNews.com貼出公告要拍真人變形金剛的時候，小的我欣喜若狂；大的
我只說：「啥，當真？」

我從傳言到預製，追蹤Robert Zemeckis到吳宇森，終於聳個肩：「嘿，有意思」。然
後敲定Michael Bay要執導，導這可能是一場災難的電影。我可沒有排斥Michael Bay
喔。我愛The Rock、Bad Boys 1還不賴、Bad Boys 2我愛、珍珠港的氣氛太糟、世界
末日第二段爛透了、The Island還蠻有趣。他的動作感和運鏡真是完美無暇(Bad Boys
2的汽車追逐、牙買加屋子槍戰...對就是說你們！)

然後線上冒出機器人設計初稿，我只當它半成品。我不大講究細節：有些地方一定會
改掉的。老實說，你總不能叫大魔頭變一把槍，再叫別人拿來開吧？鐵牛身上的火燄
也不糟啦，沒啥大不了嘛。機器人的新樣貌我也可以接受，這麼說，你要是隻超越所
有文明上千年的先進機器人，不會想變得壞勁有型嗎？廢話嘛。

鐵牛的嘴唇看起來也還好啊，也不會說不通，因為他們"不是"機器人，不過是金屬做
的有機生物罷了(啊"N"BE1是叫假的喔...)，人工的智能。他們也有感情，也要表現出
來，可以利用嘴唇來表現的話，有啥不可？真搞不懂那些人在罵什麼。

那些鄉民真是夠酸的，可是根本沒搞清楚楚。重點不是鐵牛身上火燄中間有沒有線，也
不是蝙蝠裝上有沒有，嗯，奶頭。這齣是地球上大機器人打大機器人，這齣是玩具轉卡
通翻電影！本來就要俗炮新奇又好玩，幹麼一直罵罵罵的？大腦丟門口，看爽的啦！一
開始我就這樣子覺得...

..後來又不一樣了。我看了預告、看了電視廣告，我驚到了，完全被打敗。這電影看
來會相當壯觀，看來會是新瓶裝舊酒的重拍續集裡，能真心相信的一群英雄，這樣喚
醒那心裡的孩子。

電影宣傳越來越強勁，觀眾也更兩極化。沒有人是稍稍有興趣，只有愛恨選邊站，吵
翻了。我逐漸遠離板上筆戰，我只想相信。我把預告和廣告拿來格放，仔細端詳片子
的畫面呈現。倒數計時不肯走快點，那孩子半夜起床伸了個懶腰。

全然出乎意料的，是我那變形金剛大粉絲Sean贏了Transformer Fanaticon，找我兩人
同遊舊金山ILM，去看他們的幕後變形大魔法。宅咖朝聖旅嘛！那就是盧大導蓋的，而
我們都可以看。揉揉眼，那孩子下了床。

朝聖，喔天啊！這可是一輩子絕無僅有，我看到的東西作夢都沒想過。很壯觀，但重
點是，也很私密。這天裡，工作人員陪伴我們，這些花了成千，不，上萬小時煞費苦
心實現這齣電影。他們不過跟我一般年紀，他們這些粉絲，看著星際大戰長大的怪咖
還愛到要拼命為下世代重施一次這種魔法。ILM的屋簷下，這些人跟鄉民有著一樣的
爭論。

他們也不全然喜歡Bay，也有人不喜歡嘴唇，也不是都愛鐵牛的火燄，但聽我說，他們
什麼都試過了。在永生難忘的ILM放映室裡，我們坐在一起。看著分場的時候，他們一
邊解釋著。他們秀了全3D的立體模型，告訴我們為什麼，告訴我們那些行不通然後怎麼
改進。我驚嘆於他們對製程的洞悉。把事情做對，這裡滿滿奉獻的愛讓他們把猜想會很
好的東西放下，做了真正讚的東西。

他們有問必答，也討論了鐵牛的面罩、火燄，他們巧妙回答了G1比上新設計的問題，然
後就這樣說服了我，雖然說丟來10分鐘影片給我看後，也無須多言。令人震驚，瞠目結
舌！

離開ILM我有一種新的體悟，體悟到這上百個人、上千個小時，我腦袋都漿掉了。到底
看了什麼一時還釐不清楚，無法解釋。我看到40呎高全盛的鐵牛，而且他是真的，真
實到超出我一切期待。我開始相信一切會歐啪，那孩子在窗邊迎著朝陽。

回程飛機上，我試著重播那些畫面，把這天一次又一次再體驗。慢慢才了解到有什麼驚
喜，是的，由玩具變形成電影，還不只，是第二次童年來潮！還記得超人讓我相信人會
飛，現在我相信卡車可以變形。很稚氣沒錯，那又怎樣？這可是童年再襲捲回來，這可
是回憶大道THX環場版，這是時空膠囊開啟在數位螢幕。就是這一刻，而只要再等兩週。
那孩子不耐地踱起步。

第一天我就買票了，還買七月二號星期一早上8:00第一場。等待快結束了...可是我碰到
漫畫店工作的朋友。我迷變形金剛可是滿城皆知，他就問我有通行證了嗎？「通行證，
啥證？」他遞來張預演通行證，突然間，漫長等待只剩一半，那日轉眼就要到來。我內
心長不大的孩子穿了鞋、著了衣。

快轉到昨天，我起床時感到的激動，只有89年聖誕節收到第一輛越野車可以比擬！就是
今天，我招來全家人，這可是大事。我早早去排隊，和怪咖朋友打發時間。開演7:00我
1:00就來了。隊伍慢慢成形，我猜這些人跟我同類的。到處都是穿著變形金剛的30幾歲
男生，怪的是，也看到青少年、小孩、大一點的情侶...老老少少站在一起瀰漫一股激
動，包圍你。孩子心癢難耐。

終於進了戲院，四處唧唧喳喳快把我淹沒。時間到了，旅途的終點，我期盼的一刻。就
在這兒，我終於來了。旁邊的人才能體會這種等待，他們是家人和朋友，他們跟我一樣
把心糾結在每段新發佈的消息。當我調整好屁股，他們才發現我不再是疲憊不安的30歲
男子，不，當我靠上椅背、燈光暗去而膠捲開始轉動，我心中的孩子再也按捺不住脫韁
而出從這時起，這麼一晚，我只有8歲。

這電影我是要怎講...？要怎樣把眼見轉成文書？我還在掙扎。很扯沒錯啦，笑我吧：
「老兄，不過場電影！」但它不是，它比那多更多。劇情很明白，變形金剛們的能量來
源掉到地球，然後他們不論善惡全趕來搶。他們的戰爭打在我們的星球，不就海報寫的
嗎？開場是驚人突襲，然後就高潮不落。我還沒看過放映被掌聲打斷那麼多次的。人們
不斷歡呼，從頭到尾。

特效真是驚人，畫面美極了，步調真棒，所有演員都很好，我想要的一切都在。我坐在
這兒，腦海重播著電影，根本不知從何說起。機器人嗎？動作？情節？哪裡？結論：去
他的。電影再三天就展演，反正你讀到這兒八成也是粉絲，說啥也要去看的，我就不雷
到你了。我的文筆也無力描寫就是了。無可置信的，如英雄史詩的一片，它有深刻感情。
它談到善與惡，也談到了解與犧牲。它有爆炸，也有人的聯繫。它充滿動作與刺激，也
充滿愛和尊重。

對，這部電影是外星大機器人把地球炸得胡說八道，是有關變形，更重要的，它是你
自己變身的機會，變回管不著火燄嘴唇新構想的純真年代。那年代做音效出張嘴就夠
用了；那年代媽媽的掃把就是最好的光劍；那年代你想像的就是世界上最讚的特效；
那年代天真就是創新。

我知道很多人半信半疑的，我也知道有人打定主意要討厭這部電影，也許你會。你會
雞蛋裡挑骨頭；你會覺得哪裡假假的；你會大笑；你也許離開的時候超不爽，但這樣
就搞錯了。這片不要角逐最佳影片，也不想考究歷史，因為它活在每個後院玩金剛玩
具的小孩子的經驗裡。這部片要的不是分析和檢驗，要的是娛樂和驚喜。

個人感應會不同的，我想。這是你期待的動作強片。它會很有趣、會讓你歡呼甚或想
哭。你像我一樣幸運的話，你會相信。我乞求各位透過你兒時的眼神走進戲院，像我
一樣，而我離去時滿懷敬畏。我再度相信，我多看一眼街上的每輛汽車，想察覺任何
異樣。我對著每輛卡車許願被它選中。我多麼想它成真，對心中的孩子而言，本來就
是真的，別的都不重要。

就這樣，我回到家。戲散了夜也深，你八成沒料到影評會寫成這樣。放心，下禮拜咱
們可以聚聚再聊，來聊聊那些振奮人心的打鬥。不過我現在累癱了，我倒頭就睡，你
們也像我一樣就好了。

..而孩子笑開著飄入夢鄉

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博派金剛：柯博文