Huffington Post:
It's a little strange to listen to Michael Bay complain about how difficult it was to get his next feature film, "Pain & Gain," financed and produced. Especially when you consider that Bay's last three films -- all installments in the "Transformers" franchise -- have earned more than $2.7 billion worldwide. Oh, and that the budget for "Pain and Gain" -- starring Mark Wahlberg and Dwayne Johnson as two Miami bodybuilders who become involved in a kidnapping plot that's much too bizarre to sum up in a few words -- is only $25 million. Again, remember, this is Michael Bay we're talking about. No matter what you think of his movies, you can't deny that they make heaps of money.
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Interesting read, but sometimes I think Bay is full of shit. He seems like a nice guy with ideas and stuff, but then he sells his soul to the Transformers films over and over and over again.
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Michael Bay is all explosions, CGI and action, he clearly doesn't care about the narrative on any of the movies he has directed to this date. Pearl Harbor has been his only decent film and it wasn't that good either.
Nolan and Darren Aronofsky are some of the best directors of our time while Bay gets all the attention for all the wrong reasons. All the Transformer movies suck.