Transformers_ Rise of the Beasts One of the most intriguing movies of all time, that still intrigues me, Each time I reflect on it, I want to go back and watch it again and not because I can't remember what happened, but because i still feel good about how the movie came together .
A Different Kind of Transformers
When I first saw this transformer, I was struck by how different it was from the older Transformer movies that are there, The Michael Bay days were noisy, fiery and, at times, a little tiring. But the action and big moments are certainly in here the "Rise of the Beasts" that you would expect from a Transformers movie, but the film establishes itself in a manner that makes you care about what's going on. The choice of the setting in 1994 was a good one, as well, It adds a certain taste to the film, fashion, music and the general feel of that time, period or moment and it is not an artificial, It really enhances the story.
Noah Diaz Is the Lead We Needed
Noah Diaz, who stars as Anthony Ramos, is the type of protagonist this franchise needed. He's not a military man, he's no special agent, he's just a normal man from Brooklyn, trying to do his best to look out for his family, and trying to live in a world that's not made for people like him, He accidentally finds himself involved in this Autobot mess, and it is easy to see why he is there, There's a reason for everything he does in the movie and so you immediately start to root for him.
The Maximals Change Everything
But what makes this movie stand out for me, are the Maximals, they are so bold to introduce Transformers that transform into animals rather than vehicles, and pull it off so well. Optimus Primal is a great addition in particular. He and Optimus Prime aren't really that different, they're both strong leaders, both strong machines, but they're both strong with different convictions, adds a whole new level of depth most action films don't even try to include.
Scourge Is That Villain
Scourge as the villain deserves credit, too, he's not only menacing, but very, Whenever he's on the screen, you feel threatened by him, he's not evil for the sake of being evil, he believes in what he's doing for Unicron, and that's where they're much more interesting than a person who does it for no reason.
Noah and Mirage Are Everything
Pete Davidson's acting as Noah and Mirage is just one of the funniest scenes of the entire film, Mirage is funny, but not annoying, which can be tricky to execute, he makes for a quieter ride without ever making the more serious moments feel cheap but by the end of their journey together, you feel like they've created something real.
The One Complaint
I would love to add just one word about what I think was done better in the end act , so, it's a little too rushed. The accumulation of intensity is so substantial that when it all finally adds up in the end of the film, it's sometimes hard to believe the end is catching up with the beginning,It's not a deal breaker, but it's noticeable.
Final Verdict
Over all, Transformers: Rise of the Beasts is a film that makes you remember your initial attraction to this franchise, It has heart, it has action and it has characters that you want to spend time with, that is what most blockbusters don't do, that's why this one sticks.
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Rating: 80/100
