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Movie Review
Earth seems to be a super-magnet for the robots of the universe.
Autobot leader Optimus Prime may be seeking enlightenment somewhere in deep space. And the Decepticon bad-bot Megatron, well, who knows where he's skulking about. But no matter: A huge number of other robots have come crashing down on our planet's surface lately. And Earth's human authorities are having a hard time keeping track of them all.
Turns out, though, that there's reason for all that Earth-bound robo-traffic. It has to do with the hidden history of Transformers on Earth.
Never heard of it? Well, that's 'cause it's hidden.
You see, that secret story involves a long line of English lords who have kept the secrets … secret. There was even a group of Transformer Knights, now residing on the ocean floor, who once joined up with King Arthur way back when. And there's a pretty Oxford professor, Vivian Wembley, descended from Merlin the magician, who unknowingly has access to an incredibly powerful artifact that could reshape the universe.
All of those strangely interconnected historical threads are also tied to—get this—a middle-aged junkyard owner named Cade Yeager. Cade possesses a certain robotic talisman that makes him none other than a knight of the Transformer order. (Even though he's human and not a Transformer. Details, details.) And it's up to him to save the Earth from an ancient robot goddess who's determined to destroy the Earth.
(Pant, pant.)
OK, if you're thinking that none of that makes much sense … well, don't look at me. I'm not an English lord.
Now, let's just go watch stuff blow up.
Autobot leader Optimus Prime may be seeking enlightenment somewhere in deep space. And the Decepticon bad-bot Megatron, well, who knows where he's skulking about. But no matter: A huge number of other robots have come crashing down on our planet's surface lately. And Earth's human authorities are having a hard time keeping track of them all.
Turns out, though, that there's reason for all that Earth-bound robo-traffic. It has to do with the hidden history of Transformers on Earth.
Never heard of it? Well, that's 'cause it's hidden.
You see, that secret story involves a long line of English lords who have kept the secrets … secret. There was even a group of Transformer Knights, now residing on the ocean floor, who once joined up with King Arthur way back when. And there's a pretty Oxford professor, Vivian Wembley, descended from Merlin the magician, who unknowingly has access to an incredibly powerful artifact that could reshape the universe.
All of those strangely interconnected historical threads are also tied to—get this—a middle-aged junkyard owner named Cade Yeager. Cade possesses a certain robotic talisman that makes him none other than a knight of the Transformer order. (Even though he's human and not a Transformer. Details, details.) And it's up to him to save the Earth from an ancient robot goddess who's determined to destroy the Earth.
(Pant, pant.)
OK, if you're thinking that none of that makes much sense … well, don't look at me. I'm not an English lord.
Now, let's just go watch stuff blow up.
Positive Elements
Although the fifth Transformers
flick is mostly a random, ongoing cacophony of destruction, there are
moments of bravery and heroism. One character declares that "without
personal sacrifice, there can be no victory." Someone else suggests
that we all can be heroes if we have the fortitude to step forward in a
crisis.
Accordingly, a number of people put their lives on the line to save others. For instance, both Cade and Vivian run headlong into almost certain death to save mankind. Cade's daughter, meanwhile, speaks of her love for her dad.
Accordingly, a number of people put their lives on the line to save others. For instance, both Cade and Vivian run headlong into almost certain death to save mankind. Cade's daughter, meanwhile, speaks of her love for her dad.
Spiritual Content
Though
Merlin is called a magician, it's clear that his "magic" is actually
futuristic alien technology. Elsewhere, a robotic entity called
Quintessa claims to be the Transformer "god" that created Optimus Prime.
An earthly "apocalypse" is tied into Quintessa's Earth-destroying
plans.
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