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Rating: 6.055/10 by 6184 users

Transformers: The Last Knight (2017)

Humans and Transformers are at war. Optimus Prime is gone. The key to saving our future lies buried in the secrets of the past, in the hidden history of Transformers on Earth. Saving our world falls upon the shoulders of an unlikely alliance: Cade Yeager; Bumblebee; an English Lord; and an Oxford Professor.

Directing:
  • Michael Bay
  • Kris Smith
  • K.C. Hodenfield
  • Reymel Delgado
  • Jeff Okabayashi
  • Jason Roberts
  • Mike Gunther
  • Spiro Razatos
Writing:
  • Akiva Goldsman
  • Art Marcum
  • Matt Holloway
  • Ken Nolan
  • Ken Nolan
  • Matt Holloway
  • Art Marcum
Stars:
Release Date: Fri, Jun 16, 2017

Rating: 6.055/10 by 6184 users

Alternative Title:
Transformers 5 - US
Transformers 5: The Last Knight - US
Transformers 5 - O Último Cavaleiro - BR
Transformers 5: Az utolsó lovag - HU
Transformers - The Last Knight - US
Transformers 5: El Ultimo Caballero - MX
Transformers 5: El Ultimo Caballero - ES
Transformers - Le dernier Chevalier - FR
Transformers - The Last Knight - DE
變形金剛5:最終騎士 - TW
變形金剛5:終極戰士 - HK
变形金刚5:最后的骑士 - CN
Transformers: Poslední rytíř - CZ
Transformers 5 - The Last Knight - DE
トランスフォーマー/最後の騎士王:2017 - JP
Robot Đại Chiến 5: Chiến Binh Cuối Cùng - VN
变形金刚5:终极战士 - HK
Transformers 5: El último caballero - CL
Transformers 5: El último caballero - MX
Transformers V: The Last Knight (2017) - US
Transformers 5:The Last Knight - US
Transformers 5: Son Cəngavər - AZ
Transformers 5 - L'ultimo cavaliere - IT
Transformers: El Último Caballero - AR
變形金剛:終極戰士 - HK

Country:
United States of America
Language:
English
Runtime: 02 hour 34 minutes
Budget: $217,000,000
Revenue: $605,425,157

Plot Keyword: england, chosen one, based on toy, knight, planet, robot, duringcreditsstinger, planet earth, arthurian mythology, secret history

Mark Wahlberg
Cade Yeager
Laura Haddock
Viviane Wembly
Peter Cullen
Optimus Prime (voice)
Anthony Hopkins
Sir Edmund Burton
Erik Aadahl
Bumblebee (voice)
Josh Duhamel
Colonel William Lennox
Gemma Chan
Quintessa
Jim Carter
Cogman (voice)
Glenn Morshower
General Morshower
John Turturro
Agent Simmons
Tony Hale
JPL Engineer
Claude Knowlton
JPL Director
Jacob Zachar
Young JPL Engineer
Maggie Steed
Viviane's Grandmum
Sara Stewart
Viviane's Mum
Stephen Hogan
Viviane's Father
Minti Gorne
Young Viviane
Mark Dexter
U.K. Prime Minister
Rob Jarvis
Downing Street Policeman
Tim Downie
Polo Player
Elizabeth Croft
High Society Woman
Emily Tierney
High Society Woman
Wolfgang Young
Saxon Knight
Pauline McLynn
Female Researcher
Seeta Indrani
News Reporter
Phill Langhorne
News Reporter
Simon Harrison
News Reporter
Wendy Albiston
Submarine Ticket Agent
John Burke
Pentagon Colonel
Barbara Eve Harris
Pentagon Colonel
Granville Ames
Pentagon Official
Jim Wisniewski
Government Suit
Mitch Pileggi
TRF Group Leader
Remi Adeleke
TRF Lieutenant
Perry Yee
TRF Operator
Vincent Jerome
TRF Operator
Drew Waters
F-16 Pilot
Walles Hamonde
American Serviceman
Tom Wright
Military Attache
Dan Warner
Military Attache
Michael Richard
Namibian Scientist
Charlie Bouguenon
Namibian Scientist
Jandre le Roux
Namibian Scientist
Frank Welker
Megatron (voice)
John Goodman
Hound (voice)
Ken Watanabe
Drift (voice)
Steve Buscemi
Daytrader (voice)
Omar Sy
Hot Rod (voice)
Reno Wilson
Mohawk / Sqweeks (voice)
John DiMaggio
Nitro Zeus / Crosshairs (voice)
Tom Kenny
Wheels (voice)
Jess Harnell
Barricade (voice)
Mark Ryan
WWI Tank / Lieutenant (voice)
Steven Barr
Nitro Zeus / Volleybot (voice)
Gil Birmingham
Chief Sherman (uncredited)
Eddie Hall
Saxon Warrior (uncredited)
Kevin Kent
TRF Group Leader (uncredited)
Jude Poyer
German Soldier (uncredited)

Gimly

The _Transformers_ franchise has never been good. Some say that the series is "Dumb fun with good action and cool explosions. To me, that could maybe be used to describe only the third movie. The first one is promising and has a certain "child-like-wonder" appeal. But neither of them are truly **good**. The second _Transformers_ is meaningless garbage. But when _Age of Extinction_ was released in 2014, the franchise hit new, abysmal lows. Watching _Transformers_ wasn't just a chore, it wasn't just boring, it was excruciating. It was so bad I felt nauseous. I was aggravated to the point of brimming with feelings of genuine anger. They say that if a film makes you feel something, that is a victory in itself. Be it sadness, excitement, intrigue, joy, hope, nostalgia, hysteria, love, fear, warmth - whatever - I tend to agree with that statement. What I felt in _Age of Extinction_ was not a victory. It was a failure. A Guinness Book of World Records level failure. _Transformers: The Last Knight_, is at least that bad again. Arguably worse. I guess it didn't dedicate an entire character to being a justification for paedophilia, so it has that up on its predecessor. _Final rating:½ - So bad it’s offensive. I may never fully recover._

Per Gunnar Jonsson

Not surprisingly I expected this, the fifth installment, of the Transformers franchise to be pretty much crap. Especially after the abysmal fourth installment. To my great surprise I found it to be much less crappy than I expected. I honestly do not understand why so many people seems to think this is one of the worst movies ever. The critics sure, especially the ones at Rotten Tomatoes, but I do not really care about those self proclaimed "critics". Ordinary viewers is another matter. I mean, this is a transformers movie and it is directed by Michael Bay. That pretty much defines the movie from the start so what the heck did all those people complaining actually expect? That Michael Bay should suddenly care about things like script and stuff or anything else except big robots, special effects and explosions? Personally I quite enjoyed this movie. Well, enjoyed in the context of watching a Transformers movie that is. I enjoyed the special effects, the robots, even the lousy jokes. I did enjoy the tie in to the Pendragon myth and I thought the somewhat bizarre Sir Edmund Burton and his even more bizarre robot butler was great fun. I laughed outright when I saw the World War 1 tank transformer. I was expecting the submarine transformer to actually transform though. Maybe all those detractors of this movie are missing the bimbo with two and a half brain cells (yes I am being generous now) that used to be the lead female character in the Transformers movies but personally I quite liked that the leads in this movie was much more mature and actually showed some evidence of intelligence. The story? Well, for a Transformers movie it is quite good. In any other context it would be somewhat...lacking. It did screw quite a bit with the Transformers timeline established in the first movies though. Oh, and for some nitpicking, the maximum operating altitude of those airplanes they used is 21 000 feet, not 12 000 feet. Bottom line, I had great fun when watching this movie. With my low, and I mean LOW, initial expectations I was very pleasantly surprised. It is definitely a huge improvement over the fourth instalment.

40w2000

Soulless garbage. Must have been written in less then 15 minutes. How hard can it be to write an entertaining film about transforming alien robots? If you're Michael Bay, very hard indeed. And the jokes. Wow. The jokes. I cringed after each and everyone. So many attempts at humour falling flat on their faces and smashing all of their teeth on the floor. The makers of this movie should be forced into exile.

CinemaSerf

You know what? I didn't hate this one. Indeed I think it might actually be my favourite! Naturally alarm bells go off when you think your hear Sir Anthony Hopkins doing the narration. Surely not? As this latest outing for the unidentifiable mechanised battle-mongers takes shapes, though, there is actually a bit more of a story underpinning it. Of course there is a secret, all-powerful gizmo for them to discover and fight over and this time we drag in Arthurian legend, Stonehenge and a belted earl in the form of Sir Anthony. This film does have a sense of imminent conclusion to it too as "Optimus" sets off in search of his duplicitous creator "Quintessa" (Gemma Chan) with a view to a showdown that will secure the future of Earth for ever. Meantime, "Cade" (still Mark Wahlberg) and "Lennox" (a well past his best Josh Duhamel) are going through the combat motions as the legendary staff of "Merlin" has to stay out of the hands of the dastardly "Decepticons". This has more of it's tongue in it's cheek, it's less intense and takes itself less seriously than some of the others in the series. We still have to endure the rather supercilious monologues from the increasingly pompous "Prime" but this, for me at any rate, had more of a substantial sense of adventure to it. As usual, the casting - Laura Haddock is terrible - isn't up to much but keep an eye out for Stanley Tucci who clearly couldn't get enough after the last film and so comes back for a brief cameo here. It's rotten, forgettable and ought to be the last of these - but I still rather grudgingly engaged with it a bit more.


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