Shia LaBeouf is The Man.

Eagle Eye is a GREAT MOVIE!
Two thumbs up! If i have an extra pair of hands, i would make it four thumbs up!

Starring Shia LaBeouf and Michelle Monaghan!

Who is Shia LaBeouf? His Louis in Evan Stevens, also starring in I, Robot, Constantine, Disturbia, Transformers, Indiana Jones... well, most memorable as Louis honestly (Ok fine, maybe only to people who watches Disney Channel religiously... or me...)!

I seriously consider him one of the BEST ACTORS ever! His acting is superb, and i have seen him in a wide variety of different characters with different personalities a lot of times, and it never fails to amaze me how well he plays his character every time!

Watching Eagle Eye showcases another side of him, of how good he really is! Well, in my opinion anyways!
Because at one part when he had to cry because someone died, he was shivering and crying and all... and i actually teared not because the scene was sad, but because he was just such a good actor i cried because he cried!! He was just so convincing! It's so real! I've never cried because an actor is good, it's usually because the scene was sad and the acting was good that makes me cry... so... WOW! Thumbs up to Shia!


Another thing i like most about Eagle Eye are the action-packed scenes, like... WOW!! It's so creative, something new and... just one word describes it all, WOW!!!
And it helps a lot too if you really like seeing the lead actor, and the lead actress is pleasant!!

Apart from that, i think his character as Louis kinda grows on me, that i was delighted when i first saw him on I, Robot! And even till now i really like seeing him in movies! It's like, someone familiar waving "Hi" at you from the big screen!
Well, maybe not only him, but other actors or actress who i've seen before (from other places) suddenly appearing on the big screen? It's like, finding a real cherry in a pile of those red fake cherries... ok, never mind i always make weird comparisons...

But really, it's nice seeing Shia LaBeouf on screen! Disney Channel and good acting aside, i guess i can say it's because you can "relate" better to him? It's as if his your average "boy-next-door" type, so it's very pleasant to see him, and you don't feel "distant" from him despite his Hollywood stardom now! A very "down-to-earth-feeling" kinda actor, and you don't feel intimidated by him at all! Like his your childhood friend and you guys grow up together! Actors like this are rather hard to come by, don't you think?

Looking forward to see more of him in upcoming blockbusters!!