Marvin Jenkins Jr

Race baiting at its lowest! This movie is a weak cringy push of 'inclusion' politics. It has almost nothing to do with the awesome universe and lore of Transformers and is primarily focused on portraiting stereotypes of minority mainstream culture. It features zero white male lead characters and just a couple white women. All of which play negative characters of either rich and entitled or authority positions. Waste of time.

This is a movie for a nervous Nancy from 2002. Zero people will relate or respect either of the main characters personalities. One is a horribly acted stereotypical fake friend who is completely loved about the meaning of life and the other is the ultimate pushover who whole life revoles around a guy who didn't love her. The acting was middle school level, writing elementary school level. The screen play was the best part that induced a good sense of fear of heights. But completely unrealistic in the whole movie. These two girls would have never even made it 25% up the tower in reality.

This film is best appreciated by those who understand human nature on a more 5th dimensional level. Each character is a very well built full representation of a zodiac sign and all its quirks and strong personality types. The young boy is a aquarius and the girl is a Sagittarius who was trapped in the typical American made anxiety lifestyle 80% of ppl experience. Masterpiece of human experience and personality on display!