With Cybertron at war, Optimus Prime sends B-127 (Bumblebee) to Earth to establish a base for the Autobots and protect the planet.
Bumblebee, Travis Knight’s first live-action film, is a prequel to Transformers (2007). It takes a more classic look at the original cartoon series. The opening sequence reminded me of my childhood, but my nostalgia faded upon Bee’s arrival on Earth. Memories were temporarily restored halfway through, watching the tunnel from Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) and Back to the Future II (1989) again.
Stereotypical American bimbos meant to be hated, stereotypical American jerks no one could care less about, stereotypically American army being thick as pigshit, and main characters that I would love if it was actually 1987 and I was 5. Did I mention that the storyline was so predictable?
To be fair, Bumblebee’s final battle against Shatter and Dropkick was quite impressive.
P.S. OK, it was funny when “Bee” ruined blondie’s car.
P.P.S. Steve Jablonsky where are you???
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Definitely not a film for me although I do like the special effects in these sort of films