When I first knew about a Transformers' movie with the Maximals from 90s' "Beast Wars" I was really hyped but, unfortunately, the very essence of the advertised production - the Maximals - didn't have much time on-screen as they could/should.
Overall, the movie had a quite slow pace until the final fight at, roughly, the last 40 mins, which, my inner child expected to be somewhat more vibrant but, in the end, all we've got was A LOT of gray mixed together (robots, rubble, smoke, distant mountains...). Kinda hard to follow what was going on.
But even If you're not very much of a fan of the Transformers franchise, the (humans') hit-and-miss cast won't be a disappointment, and you're almost certain to have some good times watching.
Shout by Bruno AugustoBlockedParent2023-06-12T00:24:59Z
When I first knew about a Transformers' movie with the Maximals from 90s' "Beast Wars" I was really hyped but, unfortunately, the very essence of the advertised production - the Maximals - didn't have much time on-screen as they could/should.
Overall, the movie had a quite slow pace until the final fight at, roughly, the last 40 mins, which, my inner child expected to be somewhat more vibrant but, in the end, all we've got was A LOT of gray mixed together (robots, rubble, smoke, distant mountains...). Kinda hard to follow what was going on.
But even If you're not very much of a fan of the Transformers franchise, the (humans') hit-and-miss cast won't be a disappointment, and you're almost certain to have some good times watching.