I just can’t bring myself to hate them, though. I try but I just can’t. If I was a kid, and I was told that not only would I be seeing the new ‘Transformers’ movie, but I’d get to go dressed in costume, I’d go ballistic with joy.<\/p>\n
I can’t stand the ‘Transformers’ movie series and I’m not a fan of 3D. Even so, when I see the new 3D glasses that Hasbro is bringing out, a part of me wishes that I was eight years old again.<\/p>\n
Everything about these 3D helmets screams out at me to hate them. It’s a tacky way to cash in on a technology that already makes movies expensive for families. It doesn’t even make sense for the market, since the ‘Transformers<\/a>‘ movies are clearly not aimed at young children. (If they are, there’s something seriously wrong with Michael Bay. Yes, aside from his terrible, terrible movies.)<\/p>\n I just can’t bring myself to hate them, though. I try but I just can’t. If I was a kid, and I was told that not only would I be seeing the new ‘Transformers’ movie, but I’d get to go dressed in costume, I’d go ballistic with joy.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>A month and a half before the theatrical debut of ‘Transformers: Dark of the Moon’, Hasbro will launch a set of two masks for kids. Whether you get Optimus Prime or Bumblebee (Why would you ever get Bumblebee?<\/em>), you’ll find 3D lenses built in to the mask. That means your children can go dressed as their favorite character to see the movie.<\/p>\n