Variety
For the first time, the messy hyperactive form and nihilistic crunched-metal content seem to reinforce each other.
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Transformers 3D: The Last Knight
The fifth entry in the blockbuster franchise, with director Michael Bay and star Mark Wahlberg returning.
Humans and Transformers are at war, Optimus Prime is gone. Saving our world falls upon the shoulders of an unlikely alliance: Cade Yeager (Wahlberg); Bumblebee; an English Lord (Anthony Hopkins); and an Oxford Professor (Laura Haddock).
2017Rating: M, Action violence and coarse language148 minsUSA
ActionAdventureScience Fiction3DBlockbuster
- Director:
- Michael Bay ('Transformers', 'Armageddon', 'Pearl Harbour')
- Writer:
- Matt HollowayArt MarcumKen Nolan
- Cast:
- Mark WahlbergJohn GoodmanAnthony HopkinsLaura HaddockJohn TurturroStanley TucciGemma ChanJosh DuhamelIsabela Moner
Transformers 3D: The Last Knight / Reviews
Total Film
By now you know exactly what to expect from a Transformers film: undeniably epic action spectacle at the cost of character, logic or genuine drama. Predictably formulaic.
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If for some reason the drawn-out and incoherent battle scenes are what you liked about the earlier films, the climactic one here is still both of those things. The movie is shorter than the last one, though, and considerably more bearable.
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The Guardian
Transformers: The Last Knight comes in at 149 minutes, and each of those minutes lasts as long as the reign of Charlemagne.
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Stuff
It seems to me that with The Last Knight, Bay has re-located the franchise's mojo. It's a fun watch.
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Newshub
I love countless dumb action movies - but they've got to be entertaining, and Transformers: The Last Knight is anything but.
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Los Angeles Times
Bay's visual sensibility has, if anything, matured, to the point of demanding and earning your exasperated surrender. He has a peerless command of the imaginative excesses of the Hollywood blockbuster.
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Hollywood Reporter
Anyone capable of explaining the near-incomprehensible storyline deserves a prize of some sort.
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FilmInk
The Last Knight leaves behind recent large-scale failures like they were standing still, gasping in its dust, while it pops a wheelie and its horn plays a dubstep remix of "La Cucuracha".
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Empire Magazine
Bay's genuine determination to give you a good time still doesn't result in fun. Overlong, overstuffed and soulless, for fans who grew up with Optimus and Co, The Last Knight will sting like a bee.
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