"Transformers: Dark of the Moon"
I only vaguely remember the first and second Transformers movies (from 2007 and 2009), but the second one did not do very well with critics. With this third movie, director Michael Bay aimed to "reboot" the series, and he definitely achieves this; the movie was easier to follow and the 3D effects were excellent. Sam Witwicky (Shia LaBeouf, "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps") has graduated from college and is looking for a job, and is frustrated that even though he has saved the world (twice, he says) and has received a medal from the president, he can only find openings in menial jobs. Sam is living in D.C. with girlfriend Carly (newcomer and model Rosie Huntington-Whitely) in her enormous apartment, and his parents are coming to visit soon, which means he needs to find a job ASAP. He takes a job in the mail room at a computer company, only to find out that the Decepticons have returned, and some of them are even present at the company. Sam calls the government ag