MOVIE NEWS – The upcoming seventh part of the series is being compared to the first Tranformers movie, directed by Michael Bay and considered the best so far. Transformers: The Age of Beasts performed very well at the first screenings, and critics and civilian film fans alike are reporting a pleasant surprise on social media.

“I was totally there! writes Gizmodo critic Germain Lussier. – It starts strong, the fantastic hip-hop of the 90s is booming throughout, the human characters are not two-dimensional figures, and the third act speaks volumes. Plus there’s a twist at the end that almost made me fall out of my chair. This film has its place next to the first Bay opus and Úrdongó.”

“I’m happy to report that Transformers: Age of Beasts is one of the best installments in the franchise,” says Collider’s Steven Weintraub. – It’s really fun all the way through, the tricks look cool, the actions are fast, yet it’s all completely followable. The adults often applauded in the room, and the children laughed at every joke.”

Civil viewers almost unanimously point out that Anthony Ramos has proven himself as the new main character, and comedian Pete Davidson is also a hit in the As the voice of an Autobot named Mirage. One commentator sums it up by saying that Transformers: Age of Beasts is a promising start to a new series.

According to industry estimates, Transformers: Age of Beasts could make an opening weekend of around $70 million in North American theaters, more than three times what Bumblebee brought five years ago.

(Transformers: Rise of the Beasts – domestic release: June 8, 2023.)