More discerning audiences, however, will be slightly reassured that this installment is better than the awful Revenge of the Fallen for one, there's less offensive material (although there are still some squicky lines, like when Mrs. The target audience for Transformers: Dark of the Moon probably doesn't care whether it's good or not they just want their fix of Michael Bay's signature explosions, metal-on-metal battles, and scantily clad damsels in distress.
It's not likely to be the movie of the summer like the original in 2007, but if you've got a teen boy, it's going to be a must-see nonetheless. To stay in the loop on more movies like this, you can sign up for weekly Family Movie Night emails. This is a dream movie for car, weapon, and military aficionados, but not so much for young girls, since the only three women in the film are stereotypes -– the young blond "hottie," the tough older careerist, and the wisecracking middle-aged mom. Language is edgy, with frequent uses of "a-hole," "bitch," and "s-t" and two variations on the F-bomb. Some robot deaths are particularly startling. Like all of director Michael Bay's films, there's a constant threat to all the characters - in fact, humanity in general - and an accompanying body count to match that sense of peril. Tween and teen boys in particular will be interested in seeing this movie, but even younger kids who are familiar with the Hasbro toys may be curious about yet another live-action adaptation. It's less crude than the first sequel but more violent than the original. Parents need to know that Transformers: Dark of the Moon is third installment in the blockbuster Transformers franchise.
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