The first reviews of Transformers: The Last Knight are in, and they're mostly pretty negative.
For the billions of dollars worth of fans that have continuously flocked back to the cinemas to see the next big Transformers film, this is everything that hearts will desire and will no doubt see those cash registers filling up quickly as we prepare for parts six and seven and beyond.
The Last Knight has already been confirmed to be the final instalment with Michael Bay as director, and now it seems as if Wahlberg will be following him out the door.
As said in FilmJournal, the Last Knight is the first movie in the world to strap two such cameras into a 3D rig.
With "Transformers: The Last Knight" (opening in theaters on Wednesday), we have arrived at the fifth movie in the series based on the legendary Hasbro toys - perhaps the franchise that's most in on the joke that everything on the screen is just insane. Picking up where Transformers: Age of Extinction left off, Earth is under attack from the evil Decepticons. This time the film comes up with a storyline so stretched to the breaking point that it gets thinner whenever I try to think of how to describe it: King Arthur, Lancelot, and the rest of round table were helped along in defending Britain because Merlin had found and befriended some shipwrecked Transformers. The movie is out this week in many countries if you still plan on watching it. It shouldn't be this hard to unwrap the 5th Transformers movie but Micheal Bay really "Bay'd" this whole movie. You likely knew long before you got this far into this piece whether you had an appetite for a fourth sequel to the decade-old "Transformers", this one, like all the others, directed in the almost-indescribable way only Michael Bay can.
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If Quintessa was originally human and was the one who created the Transformers, what does that mean for human-Transformers relations? For all it's problems, Last Knight has a certain charm.
On Earth, Cade Yeager (Mark Wahlberg) and the Autobots are under attack by an organization known as TRF (Transformers Response Force), a team led by William Lennox (Josh Duhamel). What do you want to see in Bumblebee's movie?
"The objective of that movie is to develop more time with less robots in a way and to go back to 1985 and go back to sort of the original heritage if you would of the "Transformers". G1". That's an ending for you.
One of the best characters this time around is Downton Abby's Jim Carter as a steampunk-esque version of C-3PO named Cogman. The action scenes were exceptional and I was impressed to say the least.
Michael Bay again directs, and he and his writers (Art Marcum, Matt Holloway and Ken Nolan are credited with the screenplay, and those three along with Akiva Goldsman with the story) put more humanity and less clanking into this installment. Mr.
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