Backup DVD Movies (D9 and D5)on Mac

Resource: http://screencrave.com/2009-06-24/tranformers-2-review/

By Mali Elfman

Michael Bay’s new “summer-fun” (as he likes to call it) blockbuster Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen starring Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox, Tyrese Gibson, and Josh Duhamel, is not the roller coaster ride it should be. It starts off with a bang, but ends in a muddle. Although it has many surprises that I did not see coming, because of the excessive use of the same type of explosion over and over again, and the ridiculously long run time, this film is not summer-fun, it’s summer-blah.It’s time for the good, the bad and the plot…

Plot:

Like there’s a plot to this film. Bad robots want to destroy the earth and good robots try to save them and people get in the way. POW! BANG! (Insert shot of Megan Fox leaning over a motorcycle at, get this, her dads motorcycle shop…ewww) POW! WOSH! The end.

Overall:The film lives up to every expectation that I had for a Michael Bay film, which was one mind-numbing explosions after another. Sadly, it wasn’t the fun-ride that it needed to be. The film was too long for its own good and by the time we got around to the final fight scene, you’re too bored to care about any of the characters.

Anyway it is a cool film for Transformers fans, and the DVDs will out soon after, why not backup this classical film to be preserved. Just follow this guide “Copy DVD to a blank DVD Disc on Mac"

Well, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen is very long as the review, and its DVD maybe need a DVD9 , How can we solve it if we want to backup it but no DVD9 ,only DVD5? Don’t worry ,Just consult another cool guide : Copy DVD9 Movies to DVD5 on Mac