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By Jonathan Klotz
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For over a decade, I was one of the millions of transformers fans caught up in a sadistic social experiment where Michael Bay released thoughtless, offensive, offensive movies and was poorly conspired to see if we would continue to pay money for our memories of the last ride of Optimus Prime in 1986 to be destroyed, over and over. Others were stronger than I was, and the films were released to reduce earnings, until finally, someone had the bright idea to make a decent transformer movie midway.
In 2018, Cake proved that the franchise of the beating up transformers had a life in it, and then, in 2023, its sequence, Transformers: the rise of the monstersCould everything a fan might ask for. The damage was already done, and was still floping. So far when he avenged as the number one movie on Netflix, and has been briefly selected Kpop Devil Hunters.
Transformers: the rise of the monsters Starts like most of the films in the franchise, by focusing on his human characters. This time, Noah (Anthony Ramos) is not at least a former figurative, and Elena (Dominique Fishback) is not the ambitious archaeologist, almost as annoying as Sam Shia Labeouf’s Sam and Mark Wahlberg’s Cade Yeager.
The pair find themselves on a treasure hunt alongside the autobots by Peru to prevent the terrorcons from bringing their master, the unicon that spoils the planet to the ground. Mohono Shakespeare is not even Drunk shakespeareBut it’s fun.
Transformers with robots you can see
Gone for a long time are the chrome and generic steel designs of the original Bayformers, and in their place are clearly huge and colorful robots. Including, as the title suggests, the maximums of the legendary Beast wars The CGI cartoon of the 90s that became harder than a cartoon after school should ever Ron perlman Bringing Primal Optimus to life as anticipated by fancied go back to dawn. Even the villain terrorist, led by Scourge Peter Dinklage, are represented by large, bold, dark colors.
It’s fun and there is no mention of the laws of Romeo and Juliet, but Transformers: the rise of the monsters Not a perfect movie. There are a lot of Pete Davidson Like the Autobot Mirage, which is either a good thing or a bad thing. While the maximums have more screen time than The age of extinction Dinobots, he doesn’t feel that enough time is spent with them. Then, once again, the finale disclosure begins a bold new direction for the entire franchise, one that, thankfully, is still coming despite the poor performance of the film’s box office.
Rise of the Beasts were stolen at the Box Office
In crime second only to failure Transformers one. Transformers: the rise of the monsters is the lowest performing live action transformers movie. Yes, he was beaten by The last knight $ 600 million worldwide after bringing in just $ 441 million, a decent journey, but underperforming by the standards of the billion-gross franchise.
I grew up with the transformers and all Their troubles, including the years of generation 1 are repackaged for syndicate with CGI screen exchange, followed Transformers: Armada. I loved both Transformers one and The progress of the monsters. There is nothing more I want than for the franchise to dive deep into the comic book literature or, at least, after nearly a decade of teasing, give us an all-out brawl with unicron that ends with “The Touch.” Stan Bush. Hopefully, streaming success The progress of the monsters on Netflix will help the cowardly executives Of the weighting Realize the true potential of robots in a disguise.
