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Waste. Of. Time.

This movie was a big joke. I actually thought this would at least be fun/amusing to watch at the very least but I got robbed of 2 hours.

Good thing is the movie moved along really fast. But the damn thing moved so fast, there really wasn't anything to follow along with. He runs into the son he didn't know he had. Helps him get his mother and old colleague out of danger by helping the Germans find a legendary lost city to return a crystal skull to get ultimate power of it, blah blah blah.

And that's it. Oh wait, I forgot, there's a car chase scene in the jungle.

The ending to the whole thing was just comical. Aliens?!? After the skull is restored to the body, they all condense into one live alien and the ship comes out of the ground and returns home...

So... Yeah. They're shooting a scene for the Transformers 2 movie literally a mile up the street from where I work, in the heart of Princeton University.

Co-worker went into town and said there was a lot of traffic coming back and it was because they moved in about 4 18-wheelers on this one street, which happens to be in the direction that I go to get home.

Anyway, couple days ago, I'm on my way to job #2 and I'm stuck in mini-traffic. At the stoplight I take notice of the car in front of me. The most sickest and hottest Maserati. I'm really not into cars, but if a car could be sexy... that'd be it. Again I don't think much of it. Then we come to where the lane splits and Maserati has to make a left, and I make a right. I look to my left... wouldn't you know it. It was Shia LaBeof.

I was telling my friends about this and they were suggesting I walk by to see if I'd get "discovered". Riiiiiiight. I'm so not the "discovering" type. But I was thinking of swinging by to maybe see if I can get some production work. Even if it was getting some coffee or bagels... could you just imagine the contacts I would be getting?!?!?!

Update: Wouldn't you know it... on the way home they wrapped up production. The trailers were gone. *shrug