I don't get why Sam even had that problem. Aside from the robot in his garage he did have a normal life post-first-movie. And it was an awesome robot-car who also loved him and would defend him with his life. What manner of logic would lead you to think that was a bad thing?
This is why I said in an earlier post I would have preferred "The Adventures of Bumblebee and His Humans". Short, focused, interesting.
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Date: 2009-06-26 07:52 pm (UTC)This is why I said in an earlier post I would have preferred "The Adventures of Bumblebee and His Humans". Short, focused, interesting.