It doesn't take a professional film critic to find flaws within Michael Bay's body of work, but it sure is fun to apply some rapid fire film critiques to what is likely his most bombastic work to date in the Transformers movie.
The hilarious folks at YouTube channel CinemaSins have made their longest laundry list of film critiques to date with this exploration of everything wrong with the Transformers movie. In fact, the movie is so all over the place that they're able to find 78 flaws to exploit in a running time of just seven minutes. From continuity errors and silly plot twists to inconsistencies and hilariously awful dialogue and bad acting, nothing is sacred in this rapid fire skewering of the film.
Even with the 78 flaws that are pointed out, Transformers is still an awesome movie.
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