Transformers is a science fiction action film released in 2007 that is based on the toy line of the same name. Michael Bay directed the picture, which combines computer animation and live-action filming, and Steven Spielberg served as executive producer. It is the first installment in the live-action Transformers film series, and it was produced by Don Murphy and Tom DeSanto. Here are the top 5 Transformer movies. Read below to know more.
1. Transformer: Dark of The Moon (2011): The third film, on the other hand, is over-the-top enough, with a third act consisting solely of an hour of urban robot warfare. There’s also John Malkovich, who is odd, and Frances McDormand, who plays the obligatory government dupe.
2. Bumblebee (2018): Travis Knight’s spinoff film is more relaxed, cohesive, and generally sane than Michael Bay’s. And, yes, it’s a lot of fun. Hailee Steinfeld’s ability to conjure up all those feelings while acting against a CGI robot is nothing short of a miracle.
3. Transformer (2007): By the franchise’s standards, the first picture came the closest to being a ‘regular’ film. It’s fantastic, yet not quite extravagant enough.
4. Transformer: The Last Knight (2017): Easily the most perplexing of the “Transformers” films, but also the funniest, thanks in large part to Anthony Hopkins having the time of his life. It could also be the most aesthetically stunning of Michael Bay’s films.
5. Transformer: Age of Extinction (2014): Michael Bay’s libertarian rant is entertaining enough, but it’s a little too clear. We enjoy these films more when they are based on paranoid government conspiracy beliefs.
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