I have to say that this is the longest movie I've seen this year, no one, 165 minutes, and it's full of urine.
Do you think the male protagonist is trying to protect the Autobots who were driven away by the Earthlings? No, the hero is actually going to save the planet with the heroine.
The development of the story is also very strange. The male and female protagonists originally fought and killed each other and looked down on each other. Suddenly, when the male protagonist went to the front line in a crisis, he actually wanted to come back and ask the female protagonist. This kind of deliberately imitated British gentleman's demeanor is inexplicably awkward.
The supporting orphan girl is a fully functional character that can be deleted, and it doesn't do anything special to put it in from start to finish.
The big villain Optimus Prime lost his way and returned to the front and back of the process all depended on others to persuade him. The witch Quintasha asked him to go to Earth to regain the scepter and restore his home, and he agreed to blacken. When I came to Earth and worked hard to get the scepter, I woke up again because of a few words from my good friend Bumblebee. What is the motive? Where is the plot line? Only the action of the characters is wrapped in the special effects of the sky and the earth.
After all, it is a big production with a cost of 260 million, and the special effects are really a visual feast from start to finish, especially the autobots that are wantonly deformed, killing the face blindness. So much so that after the entire film entered the climax, people were immersed in various special effects without being aware of it.
The climax did not push the emotions to the extreme in the slow stacking, and it came to an abrupt end. The behind-the-scenes boss Natasha was directly defeated, and the group disappeared in only one wave of twists and turns. Then human beings are saved, happy ending.
He also said that ten famous Hollywood screenwriters were hired for this film. Are they Jiang Lang?
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