Look up top. Every single category of innapropriate content is highlighted. There are no positives. Not only is this movie endlessly crude, vulgar, and oftentimes morally reprehensible, it is not entertaining in any way, shape or form. I enjoyed the first TRANSFORMERS film immensely. I liked the creativity, bold action, and dead-on comedy. This sequel, however, misses the mark completely. It lacks everything that made the first movie good. When evenyour lead actor says that he hates the movie, then you know something is wrong. In addition to being poorly made, this movie is way unsuitable for its target audience. I don't think I need to talk about the constant machine/gun/explosion violence, because you already expect that. The main problem in this movie is the endless stream of vulgarity. Every Transformer in this movie talks, and they cuss up a storm. I couldn't even count the times I heard "b***h up your punk a*s", or something similar. The "f" word is used twice (once partially spoken), and every other profanity in the book is used frequently, including "p**sy" and slang terms for male genitals. There is a near-constant flow of sexual humor that ranges from nude posters on walls (topless women) to more graphic stuff. Sam's mother, while high off of marijuana, tells strangers that she overheard him climaxing (it's not made clear whether she means intercourse or masturbation). We see two dogs having sex, and amale transformer furiously thrusts against Mikaela's leg with moans of pleasure. A Decepticon in human disguise comes on to Sam and slams him onto a bed while making comments like "we're good in bed". A man talks about having the same woman/robot in a wet dream. College kids talk about sucking "the sack", and a Transformer has giant, swinging metal testicles (refered to assuch). A man pulls down his pants and boxers in a museum as a distraction(we don't see anything), and we see a man's bare buttocks in a jock strap. There are also crude references to bodily functions like excretion andejaculation. There are lots of car product placements, and lots of people get drunk/high at college (including a parental figure). Two Transformersare an extremely offensive mimicry of African-American culture, and whatever positive messages are in the movie are more than obscured by the vulgarity.

Positives: Sam risks his own life to resurrect his robot friend. He is also pressured to cheat on his girlfriend, but he tries to fight off the advances. Negatives: way too much filthy language, sexual innuendos, too much skin (from both sexes), and drug use.

Not the worst movie of the summer, but don't waist your time. It just disappointing to me that they rely so much on special effects and not story. I expected a lot more out of a Transformers movie (which isn't much). Now, this movie is jammed packed with violence, language, inappropriate sexual roll models (Megan Fox who seems to take every chance she gets to show herself off), and a lot of commercialism. This movie has a ton of STRONG language, from the A word to the F word. Megan Fox is in this movie for one reason, to be a sex symbol, which some of the shots in this movie for this reason makes it anything but a kids film. Moreover, this film is one of the most commercialized films I have ever seen. Overall, this film should be passed up at all costs, 1.5 out of 5

I'll admit i had fun going to see the movie but i just thought this one was really dumb compared to the first. BUT NOT BAD! It is also more mature than the 1st one with stronger language including the F-word, frequant sexual jokes some which are rather mature for a PG-13 movie. There is also breif drug use which some parents should be aware about. The movie it'self felt a bit longer than it needed to be also. The special effects where really good and the fight scenes were really crazy too but not too violent. But as i said before i did feel that some parts where unnessecary for example: One of the transformers had balls. Funny but i have to admit really stupid. PARENTS: THIS IS NOT A MOVIE FOR KIDS UNDER 13!!! just because its based of kids toy's dosent meen it's for kids. In my opinon, if you go with a group of friends to a matinee show than you'll have fun, but if your going to see it alone or with your family (which i dont reccomend you do) just wait for the Blu-Ray to come out. I still think that UP is the best summer movie out there.

I read thru some of the reviews of this movie and wish I was one to have left the theater. I anxiously awaited this release because I loved the first movie. I was sorely disappointed. The potty-mouth use was inexcusable. From what I saw, auto-bots that come to earth get more stupid and have to curse and treat people and other auto-bots nastily. I don't care about product placement - whatever you know? But the language, the sexual references, bullying and a whole lot of human peril and death put me out. Wish I had waited for the review. Now I have to tell my friend that I can't take her because it would go against my conscience.

Please do not waste your money on this garbage. This is another example of using one movie to reel in viewers (kids), and then using the sequel to expose young and older viewers to offensive material. Women are objectified throughout, the mother doesn't know what marijuana looks like (right!), homosexual references, images of oral sex, need I go on. Don't support movies that target kids but contain adult content. Go see UP- fabulous movie for all ages.

I am SOOooo conflicted about this movie. I really enjoyed it! BUT I'm 33 years older than my oldest girl, and there are two chances my kids will see this: a Fat chance and a Slim chance. Translate that as no chance, really. There are simply too many things that I cannot accept as part of my children's language, focus, behaviour, moral development, well, the list can go on. That being said, and without dropping hints that would spoil the show, there are also many Positive elements to be found. The trouble is, you have to search for them, and with a (typically) wiser adult's viewpoint. There WILL be kids out there who get it and can sift through the misdirecting baleful elements, and there are probably adults who are susceptible to some of the negative parts - that's the way we are made up as a society, of course. And I recognise and acknowledge that by and large kids today are cagier, more aware, and in so many ways tougher today than they should have to be. So, what can I say, if you are going to let your "tweens" see the show, See It With Them and debrief after! Or better yet, take it in yourself and then decide. Good Luck, and hope this helps!

As an adult, I think the movie was pretty action packed and exciting. Although, it was too long. For children (I have a 7 year old) I was extremely disappointed at the way it portrayed women, the language was definitely not good and it was too violent although there was no blood. I would say this movie is good as far as action goes for older teens and adults. Definitely not for children...

Why are all the movies for 9 year old boys PG-13??? It is crazy. All the comic book movies, transformers, GI-Joe... all PG-13? Really stinks to have all these movies for my son, that I can't take him too. And it is funny, the point of these movies is to sell toys, and then they make them so the kids can't even see them.