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I honestly don’t understand how Transformers wasn’t give an award but The Rise of the Planet of the Apes was. The visual affects in the Transformers saga was nothing less than amazing. There wasn’t a second when my eyes weren’t glued to the screen when all three movies came out. After watching Dark of the Moon, I got into my car waiting for it to spontaneously transform. The 3rd one, Dark of the Moon, was especially the greatest one in terms of visual affects. The Transformer movies’ visual affects only improved after every movie everytime. Whoever believes that Apes is better than Transformers needs to seriously stupid.
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