Once inside, they continue sliding towards the other end, grabbing whatever they can to hang on for dear life. Ambushed by Decepticon goons, they're forced to leap out of windows, sliding down the building's side. Despite the building's unstable state, they press on. Our heroes, led by Sam, Carly (Rosie Huntington-Whiteley), and Epps (Tyrese Gibson), scale a precarious building to launch a rocket at Sentinel Prime's pillars and halt Cybertron's entry into Earth's atmosphere. The scene is exhilarating, with robots flinging each other through buildings and leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. Amidst initial attacks and a spectacular Ironhide cartwheel, Sam seizes the All-Spark and races towards a nearby building, while metal clashes, bullets fly, and explosions erupt from all directions. Naturally, the villains arrive and encircle them, with Starscream patrolling from above. For some reason, the good guys decide to conceal the vital All-Spark in the heart of the city, leaving their parked vehicles in plain sight. I've always appreciated the gradual escalation of chaos in this sequence.
Bay shoots the robots from a human perspective, emphasizing the immense size and intricate detailing of these colossal titans, while the sound design cranks up the volume to an eardrum-shattering level, intensifying the experience. In particular, the climactic set piece in which Optimus Prime and his comrades engage in a battle against Megatron's forces in downtown L.A.
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