Transformers: Rise of the Beasts - Movie Review

Peter Cullen currently 81 years old and still voicing his character after all these years. What a legend!

Still surprising to me that transformers is still going with lead human characters changing over and over.

No matter how negative the world can be, Optimus Prime is always the voice of optimism

I still think that 5 to 10 minute opening from bumblebee is the greatest piece of transformers Cinema we've ever gotten

I'm happy with the fact that Peter Cullen is still voicing optimus prime.

Transformers. The reason why Jeremy started his channel back in 2009.

Why is no one talking about the insane scenery and background? It was IMPRESSIVE! I had no idea it was shot in Peru, but OMG it left me speechless

I really loved the last act, it was incredibly fun and had Transformers doing Transformers things and it still followed the main cast. I didn't have any problems with it.

I have never been so relieved that a movie isnt bad. At this rate im not worrying if its gonna be great, i just dont want it to be bad

I actually really like Shia LeBeouf as Sam Witwicky in Transformers 1. I thought it worked really well there. Wasn’t nearly as good in 2 and especially not in 3… but the hottie who was actually a ROBOT IN DISGUISE really gave that line a new meaning lmao. And I LOVE the line about, “Looking back on your life, don’t you want to say you had the courage to get in the car?”

I really liked the military aspect in the original three transformers movies. Specifically the first one. I don’t think we need human characters but I also think if they do it well it can add to the movie

It's disappointing that Rhinox, one of my old favourites, doesn't get much dialogue in this. But hey, as long as they didn't turn him into a baddie then at least the movie's doing better with him than Beast Machines did 😅

This movie didn't just subvert Jeremy's expectations... it transformed them.

I love how Jeremy is a fan of Beast Wars.

I partly understand Prime's hostile to humans, he sent Bee to establish a base and protect the planet along with its inhabitants. Since he is a scout, there is a high chance he told Optimus or in this case showed his recording that humans even if there are good ones, there are some that humans can be easily manipulated to work with the Decepticons, especially if those humans have position in the government... He also saw that Bee was captured, tortured and killed by the Decepticons that worked with humans and this made Prime angry, and ordered all the autobots to stay hidden until further notice.

1. Transformers 2. Bumblebee 3. Dark of the Moon 4. Rise of the Beasts 5. Revenge of the Fallen 6. Age of Extinction 7. The Last Knight

The thing that made Bumblebee work was the relatively small scale of the story. As much as I am looking forward to this one, I hope we get maybe a spin off or two where they focus more on those standalone stories. It also gives audiences someone to root for when the big team ups happen.

God damn. We’re in an era now where transformers movies are becoming good again. I’m shook. And delighted.

I just watched it and I really enjoyed it. A little cheesy at some parts. But for the most part it felt like I was engaged throughout the movie. There were parts that had some great payoffs. Even the far fetched-ness and predictable elements of the actual story progression were done with enough taste to make the story fresh and fun still.

THANK YOU for stating the obvious thing that these studios seem to always forget: the classic show didn’t need to focus on the human element so much to make us “relate.” A human element is fine, but they don’t need to be the focal point. We see the movie and care about it because of the Transformers characters…. Not the humans.