TRANSFORMERS: AGE OF EXTINCTION Movie Reaction! | First Time Watch! | Mark Wahlberg | Stanley Tucci

Steph & Kristen continue their Transformers journey with the 4th installment, "Transformers: Age of Extinction," which follows a mechanic and his family as they join the Autobots in a battle against a new enemy who threatens humanity, while also facing off against a government conspiracy.

This film is directed by Michael Bay (Armageddon & Bad Boys series), & it stars: Mark Wahlberg (The Departed & Ted), Stanley Tucci (The Hunger Games series & The Devil Wears Prada), Nicola Peltz (Bates Motel & The Last Airbender), Jack Reynor (Midsommar & Sing Street), Kelsey Grammer (Frasier & X-Men: The Last Stand), and Sophia Myles (Underworld & Tristan & Isolde).

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[LIGHTNINGYTG]

Shia LaBeouf stated in an interview that he felt that Sam's story was over and there was no more character development to be made.

[LordVolkov]

If you ladies were wondering, the dinosaur Transformers were a real thing from the cartoon. Grimlock, the T-rex, is a fan fave.

[AutumnOnFire]

Fun fact: Michael Bay loathed working with TJ Miller so much he wrote him off in that exact death

[coldflamebluedragon]

I love how the other villains of Transformers are motivated to destroy the world or rule the universe but Lockdown on the other hand his motivation is to just capture Prime and leave Earth

[sciencegremlin]

That Romeo and Juliet law was hilariously messed up considering they could have just made her 18.

[LIGHTNINGYTG]

I love how Optimus gives no fucks in this one and shoots humans. Definitely the most gritty TF film.

[Agopalsoundtrack]

Also for the fifth movie Kristen and Steph might want to pay attention to the key phases: "Seglass Ni Tonday", no sacrifice no victory. They some how connect to the entire series.

[paragonrobits]

Some random fun Transformers facts! The dinosaur Autobots in this movie are a team known as the Dinobots; a team of Autobots who transform into robotic dinosaurs, and they're the first true beastformers (Transformers who turn into animal-like forms instead of vehicles or devices), barring the likes of Ravage and Skorponok who are more borderline cases.

The Dinobots are infamously loose cannons who often flat out dislike Optimus for being too soft. Their leader is the t-rex, Grimlock, who has been portrayed as a goofy doofus but still a brutal juggernaut who straight up tried to backstab Optimus to become the leader of the Autobots, but overtime grew to respect him. In comics, he's been depicted as a much more intelligent and vicious strategist who thinks Optimus is weak for not just killing every single Decepticon on sight, taken to an extreme in Fall of Cybertron (one of the games) where he eats his enemies alive and screaming, cuts down fleeing enemies, and takes the severed heads of his enemies as trophies, which Optimus doesn't seem surprised by. In all incarnations, though, he hates bullies and wants to slaughter the Decepticons to the last one, because of their cruelty, abusive natures, and desire to kill all alien life; he may not LIKE humans, but he'll still fight to the death to save them.

Grimlock is a bit of an oddball because he rarely shows up in series that can use him best; he mostly shows up in the more kid-friendly series, even though his best characterization is in the more gritty comics which emphasize his brutality AND his genuinely heroic qualities.


He also often talks like a caveman; in the original cartoons this was because his brain was primitive, but its also been depicted as him talking that way on purpose to mess with people, or because he's suffered severe brain damage from having his brain mutilated. Even at his best, he's often a loose cannon who openly dislikes humans, and at one point threatened to kill the human kids hanging out with the Autobots because they asked him to save the other Autobots (at the time distant towards the Dinobots). He might have been bluffing, but he's just as likely to kill humans with no hesitation. He WILL still do the right thing, but he'll complain about how much of a pain you are. One reason Optimus fights him is because Grimlock will not follow you unless you earn his respect; by fighting him and doing well, Optimus earned Grimlock's respect. (This is also why he doesn't particularly care that Optimus set him free; if Optimus wants him to fight by his side, he's gotta EARN it.

The Autobots bickering so much in this one is actually how they're conventionally depicted in most series. If anything they're restrained here.

Those chicken-hand aliens at the beginning are the same Creators Lockdown referred to, and they're probably this continuity's version of the Quintesson; an alien species which created the Transformers as sapient robot slaves, whom they rose up against and defeated, and show up in other series as antagonists. Most continuities have the Transformers either created by the Quints, or by the creator-god Primus.

This one is my favorite of the Bay Transformers movies, almost entirely because of the Dinobots, though I think Optimus' arc is very solid and emphasizes him as the true main character, with Cade's arc paralleling his own, so Cade is the least annoying human companion in this series. (For the same reason, I'm indifferent to that weird Romeo and Juliet sub-plot; its weird, annoying and gross, but I honestly don't care because its a boring human thing. Who cares?) I'd also say that Optimus gets an unfair amount of flack for his resentment towards humans; most of his friends died protecting them or were betrayed by humans to be melted down to make soldiers, he's sacrificed his life and world and SO MUCH for humans, and they backstabbed him. Given that his plan is just to leave and leave the humans to deal with their self-inflicted problems, that's UNBELIEVABLY restrained.

[dusty]

Holy crap her sid impression is on point 😂

[jake]

Oh, believe you me, in 2014 everybody railroaded this film and it wasn’t because the original cast didn’t come back. Everyone thought that this was boring and were also disappointed because they thought this was gonna be taken to a new direction. They originally wanted to have Jason Statham to be the main star.

[elosefast]

Did she just say The Big Bang killed the dinosaurs? Rofl😂

[The_nrmal_one]

1:11 Did she just say bigbang was the reason for the extinction of dinosaurs 🤣

[jokerz]

It's really creepy to carry a card around to explain why it's legal for you to have sex with a minor.

They could have just had her be 18 but no the writers wanted to justify a relationship with a minor wow.

Also why not just have Walberg be from New England instead of Texas.

[ghostface]

It’s still so sad, if you listening carefully 11:17 you will hear Optimus said “Sam…Run”

[StarWars.Gamer]

29:56 Bumblebee saying "What the f***!" kills me every time.🤣

[AutumnOnFire]

Mark Wahlberg here reminds me of when he was in The Happening.

[idkbro]

Unpopular opinion: Age of Extinction wasn’t that bad.🗣️

[cptchaotic]

I think I have a new favorite Autobot. The military truck (the one with a cigar) with the gernades and a beard.

[laurenmasters]

This is where it truly jumps the shark

Also the Romeo and Juliet laws…scene

[mctown]

Ironically Sam (Shia), did indeed died in the Bayverse Transformers timeline 😂😂😂😂