For its time, this movie was actually pretty good considering all the other late 90s sci-fi films. The acting was very intriguing and engaging for the most part as well as the writing that matched it. I was suprised by this film as the reviews and ancient cgi paint it in a negative light.
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Perhaps the Best Film in the series!
7 February 2019
Through world's edge filmography Michael Bay again does his over the top sharade. This movie, however, does it right. In past films there were times with no direction for such theatrics. As clearly as can be defined- this film has that missing direction. With Optimus Prime having changed sides and Cybertron itself colliding with Earth Anthony Hopkins adds a great addition to the cast among others. The additon of King Arthur's round table novelty also brings home to Transformers a sense of storytelling yet to be told in the series that combines greatly with the Transformers universe seamlessly. Unlike other films in the series this story, cast of characters and transformers, and theatrics never deviated from the overall message by distracting the audience with drawing the content thin. That message is autobots and humnity can live together. The film garners that reality with the begininning of humanity's relationship with them, and ends it with a new beginning to contiue that friendship. The movie has a balance that fits and leaves you wanting to watch it over and over again.
The Open House
(2018)
An idiot
21 January 2018
Whatever vision this man had for the film was the absolute worst possible senerio you could possibly imgine happening. Matt Angel should never be allowed to write or direct a film ever again. The product of film school is this lousy, wasteful, and utterly pointless plotline. Don't waste your time unless you watch 75% of the film and then make up your own ending. This film is the result of a
kid who never finished his homework. Not that he didn't have the time or resources, but that he was just plainly an idiot.
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