Bumblebee
8/10
Shocked
that I enjoyed this movie. The other Transformer movies were garbage.
I watched two and didn't realize that three more happened. I knew
there were more but not that many. I randomly decided to check
Bumblebee out after a few people said it was good. They were right.
From the very beginning I knew this would be good just because the
Autobots looked like Autobots and Decepticons looked like
Decepticons. That was one of the biggest complaints I had about
previous movies. None of the characters looked like who they were
supposed to be. Not to mention that when they fought I couldn't tell
what the hell was going on. This movie had a simple story that
managed to not get boring and characters that were the right amount
of what they needed to be. Meaning the bullies were bully enough. The
annoying brother stopped just short of being intolerable. The
touching moments stopped...uh...touching right when they needed to.
It was well done.
A girl
named Charlie who is turning 18 is mourning the death of her father
still as her mom's new fiance tries to cheer her up. She finds a car
and eventually gets it and it turns out to be Bumblebee. He was sent
to Earth after the Autobots got destroyed during a battle and is
bring tracked by evil Decepticons. Some complaints I have is the
music. The music is not bad. Matter of fact I knew every song that
was played but there seemed to be so many. No, I'm not talking about
when Bumblebee used music to speak. Also, the military characters
were ultra military characters and felt out of place with this movie.
This movie had some really cool action sequences and I would like to
see more movies from this director and writers because it felt like
they understood the characters more than previous films did.
Hailee
Steinfeld as Charlie Watson
John
Cena as Jack Burns
Jorge
Lendeborg Jr. as Guillermo "Memo" Gutierrez
John
Ortiz as Dr. Powell
Jason
Drucker as Otis Watson
Pamela
Adlon as Sally Watson
Stephen
Schneider as Ron
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