As I expected, Transformers Age of
Extinction is worth the fuzz and buzz I’ve been reading about it online. In
fact, beyond what I expected, it could be the best Transformers movie to date,
so much better than the first three Transformers films.
If you watch it in 3D, its robotics and
special effects come to life. As usual, you might find yourself unintentionally
docking to evade debris which appears to be racing towards you or coming from
behind your seat. The visual effects is stunning and so believable, you’d never
think they were only created.
Going back to Transformers Age of
Extinction, there are a few notable points I would like to highlight. The
concept of possible makers of Autobots and Decepticons dating beyond their
planet’s history reminded me of the film Prometheus. It is backed up by
conspiracy files of Sumerian aliens and Nephilims which could be gigantic
human-like extraterrestrials who supposedly engineered human DNA and created us.
In this Transformers sequel, an additional villain is introduced in the form a
bounty hunter out to collect every bit of remaining Transformers as price named
Lockdown. He was a mercenary hired by the alleged creators of the Transformers.
In this sequel, it’s also noteworthy to
mention that Megatron lives on through a human programmed robot named Galvatron
which was made out of the former’s spark and transformium, the matter which
Transformers are comprised of and enables them to transform. The manmade
Transformers appear to be more powerful in terms of transformation capability but
not in might. Galvatron’s final statement in the movie can be a hint for an
upcoming sequel which is possibly by 2016 although there was no teaser after
the credits rolled at the end of the movie. I’m guessing that Constructicons
will be introduced by that time in the same manner Dinobots were present in
this sequel.
The casting is a composed of a
completely new set of humans where the setting was 5 years after the battle in
Chicago. Every single character is worth writing about including cast in cameo
roles. You’ll find an expounded feature on each of them through Wikipedia.
Amongst the Autobots, Optimus Prime returns with Bumblebee along with other
robots of their kind. Only Megatron, now Galvatron, remains amongst the
Decepticons although he was able to program about 50 human made drones under
his command.
See you on the next Transformers by
2016!
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