Transformers 2: Dark of the Moon to hit Philippine theaters beginning June 29. Transformers 3D screened today for movie writers and the takeaway message seems to be of you’re inclined to go at all then the 3D ticket is worth the price. Transformers: Dark of the Moon finally ends, your feeling is one of exhaustion, not exhilaration. Pleased with his first effort but downright apologetic about the second Transformers movie, director Michael Bay has thrown every imaginable visual effect, CG animation and physical stunt, all in 3D, into the battle for planet Earth. Bay really needed a gag shot where one alien transforms itself into the kitchen sink.Make no mistake: Out of a line of Hasbro toys, Bay has created a world of his own. Call it Bay World. It has its own logic, which is movie logic cubed. Is the machine that favors red colors a good machine or a bad one and once you figure that out the damn machine switches sides?That a huge worldwide audience is primed for this movie hardly needs stating. But the range of those actually enjoying the onslaught of technology at the expense of human drama may be narrower than Bay, Hasbro or Paramount think. The kick of the first movie was the pleasurable shock of humans and these transformative mechanical beings interacting. The third chapter is dedicated to little more than wanton destruction.Then too Bay World has always felt misshapen. When these action figures take center stage, they are so huge and the humans so tiny that they don’t comfortably inhabit the same visual space. Join Shia LaBeouf as he reprises his role as Sam Witwicky for Transformers: Dark of the Moon. Transformers Dark of The Moon will be box office because we know it will show us very awesome spesial effect, especially it come with 3D.