The Transformers who sold copies started fighting as soon as they disagreed, and humans had to forcefully find a sense of existence, but this one is different at first glance. There are too few fighting scenes, which is not enjoyable.
It is said that it was filmed by the son of Mike's family, eh, it is another story about going home and inheriting the family property after a bad movie. But it's too shameful to forcibly sell cuteness. Anyway, it's a high-level mechanical life form, like being slapped by a cat. Sure enough, it's always fun to slap cats, and even robots are slapped by cute girls.
What role did the black guy with the exploding head play? Is it politically correct? But then again, such an old car can still go on the road without testing the exhaust? It doesn't seem to burn oil, which is really good, and the panoramic sunroof must be a high-end configuration. The last leap of faith, can you fish up the robot by jumping off?
To sum up, a qualified popcorn movie, with a little flaw, but it's okay to watch it together. 4 stars.
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