As a result, they are usually Transformers who change into non-combat oriented alternate modes such as domestic vehicles, cars, trucks, or rescue vehicles. They are considered "the good guys" in most, but not in all Transformers stories.Ī generally heroic, honorable group, they tend to be dedicated to peace, and feel a need to protect other races from the Decepticons. They usually find themselves defending both their own race and other species against the Decepticons and upholding justice and freedom throughout the galaxy. The Autobots are one of the primary factions in the Transformers mythos. Autobot rally cry, The Transformers: The Movie The DVD I saw is the unrated version.'Til all are one. The film was shot in Morroco (of all places) and runs a short-but-sweet 89 minutes. There's just not enough depth, epic-ness or hot women for my tastes (although Jessica Stroup has a really cute face), but that's just me. I'm only giving it a fairly low rating because it's not a film I'm anxious to see again. Those who like gory slasher or survival flicks should like this, especially if you prefer military-oriented stories. The whole film's an intense survival situation. My description above is the entire story. The problem with this movie is the thin plot. One girl I knew from high school enlisted in the army and she sent me a pic of her at an Army party in Europe wearing a bunny costume and she was as hot as any Hollywood starlet you'd care to name (she's now a cougar Colonel, lol).
I heard someone else complain about Jessica Stroup being too good-looking to be a soldier, but I've seen some hot enlisted babes. Besides, mistakes are always made in the heat of life-or-death combat. Some complain about the stupid mistakes the soldiers make but, remember, they're trainees, and National Guardsmen at that, not career soldiers. By "moving" I refer to the love & loyalty that members of the team reveal for each other over the course of the story and the accompanying score. The cussing-every-other-word tends to bring the respectability down, but I was in the Marines and this was how enlisted guys talked in the field, generally speaking. It may be a gory slasher flick, but the filmmakers make it respectable.
Can they get out alive? I was actually impressed with the serious and sometimes moving vibe this film has. They soon discover that the barren "hills" are infested with a bunch of hideous mutant cannibals. A group of National Guard trainees go to a mysterious camp in the New Mexican desert to resupply and train, but they find it abandoned. The 2006 remake of "The Hills Have Eyes" was a decent slasher-in-the-desert flick forgettable but entertaining nevertheless.
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