Sam Witwicky is a fictional character in the 2011 sci-fi action film Transformers: Dark of the Moon.
Sam tries to escape from his Camaro. A police car rolls up. When Sam rides up...
Mikaela tells Sam that most guys don't like a girl to work on their cars.
Simmons turns to walk away after refusing to help Sam. He changes his mind an...
Optimus rips the top off the vehicle Simmons is transporting Sam and Mikaela ...
After Trent tries to embarrass Sam in front of Mikaela, Sam tells trent that ...
Sam's parents start to grill him so Mikaela comes out of hiding and introduce...
Sam wakes when he hears the Camaro's engine start. He runs outside, hops on h...
Triggered by something Mikaela's said to him, Sam figures out the riddle to f...
Optimus tells Sam and Mikaela of the All Spark and their quest for it.
Bumblebee hears Mikaela's comment, puts them out, then transforms to a pristi...
Sam likes the Camaro, which Bobby knows nothing about. He calls to Manny who ...
Bumblebee approaches Sam and Mikaela. Mikaela is alarmed when Sam starts slo...
Mikaela walks into Sam's dorm room. Alice is straddling Sam on his bed.
Sam protests as his mother, hugs his head, on their way out of the house.
Sam gets off the pavement and tries to explain his predicament to the cop in ...
Sam hugs Mikaela as he watches Optimus walk back toward them, the Fallen dead...
After receiving a B- on his report, Sam tries to talk into Mr. Hosney into up...
In the back of the Air museum, Sam fills Jetfire in on current events and Jet...
On hearing what is attractive to Mikaela, Sam points to items in the car and ...
Mikaela looks at Sam's engine. Sam looks at Mikaela's body.
Ron asks Bobby how much he's charging for the vehicle. Booby starts to justif...
Optimus has just riped the roof off of Simmons vehicle and dropped in the str...
Sam smothered in his mothers bosom, speaks in muffled tones to his father who...
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