Well based off numbers and the fact he gets to keep making the movies, I'd say a lot more people agree that it is entertaining. haha

If people don't like it, then stop going to see it. Hollywood follows simple economics, less money means no more will be made. Yet people still line up out the door for it.

But to blame film professors for people that don't like Transformers....ridiculous.

Not professors, "film people" aka people that think they know ends all to making a "good movie" according to formula, yet haven't done anything by following it.

You can be taught formula, doesn't mean you need to follow it to a T. Like Michal Bay does.

They don't. Perfect example, you don't see the main villain in the first Transformers until the last half of the movie. "Formula" would be to introduce him much sooner.

But why bother explaining it, people seem to get all angry when you say anything positive about Transformers lol

" you don't see the main villain in the first Transformers until the last half of the movie."

How is "not revealing the main antagonist at the beginning of the movie" isn't following "the formula"? They give you a rundown on the main faction the "heroes" will be fighting. Hell, even if you count it that way, there are still more cliche tropes shoved in than the ones that aren't. That's the whole reason these movies are successful. They play it safe. Look at the second movie where Prime dies. They immediately bring him back at the end of the movie instead of doing something different or letting it sit with the viewer.

But why bother explaining it, contrarians seem to get all angry when you point out what's wrong with these brain dead movies lel xP