Transformers the Rise of the Beasts
Magic, pure magic. I had never seen a Transformer film and I deeply regret this after having seen Transformers the Rise of the Beasts
The juxtaposition of real life with the transformers created by CGI, and the help of an incredible artistic team, is shocking, stupendous, and mind-blowing.
The film starts with the Transformers in a three-minute introduction of them on their own planet. Then cuts to earth and introduces our hero, Antony Ramos, and heroine, Dominique Fishback
it is so shocking the change from Earth to the Transformers planet you kinda have to think for a minute what’s going on here? Is this reality or is it fiction or what the hell is this? But if you just sit a while and watch it, you will be absorbed into a fantasyland that is breathtaking. The plot is good and I won’t bore you with it because you have to see the film to experience it but basically, the bad Transformers are plotting to take over the planet Earth. Do they succeed or not you have to see the film. I recommend this also because the scenery is incredible. When they go to Peru the camera work is breathtaking and the filming in New York works because of the tensions and dynamics of the city, and of course, the star of the entire film is the crew who were able to create the Transformers who transformed them from cars to robots, from Tigers to robots from monkeys to robots from trucks to robots and on, and on and on. If you keep an open mind and allow yourself to fantasize and enjoy feeling like what it was when you were perhaps a teenager and this was something that you just had to see, it can take you back to your youth if you allow it. Steven Spielberg is the executive producer who told Michael Bay who is the line producer, not to make one more transformer film after the third. Bay did not listen, and Spielberg did not pay attention to what he himself had said and ended up working again on this seventh Transformer movie and apparently, there are three more in the works. You just gotta see this film.
