Transformers One Reviews Are In, The Critics LOVE It 'Best Transformers Movie Ever'

Transformers One Reviews Are In Critics LOVE It "Best Transformers Movie Ever"

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[Thoucraggyknob]

Nothing will beat Transformers: The Movie (1986) The soundtrack alone was amazing.

[ecnayonnA]

I saw it today. The trailers protray it as different then what it is. There is no one liners ruining emotional moments. Really loved it.

[shawnthompson]

If the critics love it then I am suddenly very skeptical

[PaulHancockcreator]

These critics obviously haven't seen the original 1986 animated movie.

[toolman]

Positive reviews from critics mean nothing to me except for your reviews, Mr H.

[she-venom]

They should have brought back Fred Tatasciore to voice Megatron again he nailed the character in Cybertron games he is still young and legend he still could do it

[bobsav]

As a Transformers fan, I'm glad this is doing well.

[zinney]

Transformers has always been at its best when animated.

And knowing that this is inspired by the alined continuity and Transformers Prime.

This movie is gonna be a love letter to the fans.

[vezner]

If the critics love it, I highly doubt it’s a movie that I will like.

[NeoPotato]

I just watched it. I can honestly say, as someone whose never been interested in Transformers, this one is really good! It's a genuinely good movie even if you don't like the lore itself. The fall of optimus prime and megatrons relationship made that last act phenomenal

[tehprimelime]

i'll never forget the reviews of The Flash "The best comic book movie ever." Yeah, critics can go eff themselves.

[OrinThomas]

Lot of great Transformers Lore in this - right across the G1/Marvel/Dreamwave/IDW continuities. There were a few clunker jokes, but a rock solid Transformers film from someone who saw Transformers in the cinemas in the 80's (and still has his original G1 toys decades later). Megatron's arc is understandable and the tension between him and Orion Pax - friends that fall out because one falls into a somewhat understandable rage against those that abused him and the other believes in forgiveness is a tale as old as time.

[liamphibia]

What about the *fans?* Do they speak the same as the critics?

[lukeallen]

Critics liked the acolyte...nope its garbage

[KestrelOmega]

Ever since Bumblebee back in 2018, all I wanted was a Transformers movie set entirely on Cybertron. I admit that the teaser trailer was pretty stupid but the second one made up for it. Also, the '86 movie will also hold a special place in my heart, death of Optimus Prime notwithstanding.

[MrProy]

"It's a children's focused movie." Couldn't agree more. Now if only Disney adults (and DisneyCorp) would learn that lesson... Lol.

[candiman-]

I wasn’t blown away by the trailer, but we watched it yesterday and I had a great time. I enjoyed the origin story way more here than anything shown in the live action films.

[jeffwalkerbooks]

Nothing will ever top the 1986 movie… ever! And while I agree this definitely for kids, I still feel it’s not a movie us original G1 generation fans will ever come to love. The bayformer movies where garbage (transformed and batted like it), and the Bumblebee movie was close, but still not enough to give it a pass. It’s like Hasbro just doesn’t understand it’s core audience anymore. Shame.

[inadisguise]

"A children's story that can only be enjoyed by children is not a good children's story in the slightest." C.S. LEWIS
My take on this is that children love a good story, and we were all children at one time, and every adult still has a bit of a child still in them. If a story can not entertain both children and adults, that story most likely not worth telling and saying ot just for children is an excuse for a bad story.

I hope this will be a good one, always like transformers, but I do find most origin stories that are added on to the original story after the fact, that has nothing to do with the original authors story are not done well. If it was actually needed the origin story by the authors would have included it with the story. When they don't, it ussually means it not needed or letting it be a mystery for each reader to fill in themselves is better. Once you explain a mystery, it loses a bit of the magic of the story. Better that you don't actually know how the magician did the trick, because once you know, it no longer magical.

[cyborgrex]

I was so-so on that first trailer, but I thought the second trailer looked a little more promising. It’s nice to finally see Optimus and Megatron actually at the center of a Transformers movie.