Amen Shan

People hate on this movie because it doesn't shove fan service down your throat. It's a fantastic movie and you will enjoy it. IF you're willing to see something unexpected.

It has its moments, mainly just self-aware quips and jokes but loses them barely halfway through and turns into a predictable slog-fest. This becomes apparent during the time loop sequence which ends up stealing too much screentime that only accomplishes one thing: to annoy the viewer.

Aside from Batman's Bug-like eyes everything about the show is just as good as you'd expect.

Almost all of Disney's movies could make an argument for being an unforgettable and almost magical tale, but this one takes cake. A marvel both in terms of visuals and emotion. A must watch for everyone, especially a fan of Kipling's novels.

Fails to live up to the first 2 movies. And the movie's focus on battles on broad daylight makes Bale look out of place and ridiculous. A great Batman movie in terms of Spirit, but a bad Batman movie in terms of actual utilization of the character.

Perfectly manages to create a future that's believable, and dark, humorous, and fresh in all the right places.

This is a franchise about action figures which were the childhood of most of us. I admit that Michael Bay's direction went a little overboard with the series, but this is the best it has ever been. The humans have performances which never drag you out of the emotion the story as a whole tries to convey, and the Transformers in general will make the kid in you scream with joy. The visuals are just as good as you'd expect, and the story has a great premise, even if it doesn't do complete justice to what it couldve been. Thankfully, even the alien robots have a colorful character, and the movie doesn't fail to impress in any grounds. If you do enjoy the movie, It's not because you have the mental capacity of a child, but because you have the heart and excitement of a child.