"Transformers: The Rise of the Power Warriors" media reputation officially lifted the ban The performance is average
The sci-fi action film "Transformers 7/Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" media reputation officially lifted, and the performance was average. Rotten Tomatoes started with 67% and 6 reviews, while the MetaCritic overall score was only 46/100 with 12 reviews. The media reputation is not even as good as the films of the same period such as "Fast and Furious 10", "Shazam 2", "Ant-Man 3" and "The Little Mermaid", but compared to other films in the series, it is already good... Media people evaluate "Transformers" too harshly ...
"Transformers 7" is directed by Stephen Kapoor Jr. ("Quidi 2") and written by Zobbie Harold ("Edge of Tomorrow", "King Arthur: Colosseum"). The film is set in 1994 and continues the timeline of "Bumblebee". "Bumblebee" was positioned by Paramount as "Transformers 6", and the timeline is 1987. That is, "Transformers 7" took place before "Transformers 1-5".
"Transformers 7" continues to focus on the feud of generations of Cybertrons, and the battle on Earth is not only between the Autobots and Decepticons, but also the Big Macs, primitive beasts and dragon head troops, and the powerful villain boss Cosmic Emperor will also attack. Anthony Ramos, Dominic Fishback starred in humans, Michelle Yeoh, Pete Davidson, Ron Pullman, Peter Dinklacy and others voiced the film, and Peter Cullen continued to voice Optimus Prime.
"Transformers 7" will be released in Chinese mainland, North America and other places on June 9. It is worth mentioning that according to Box Office Pro data, the box office of "Transformers 7" in the first weekend of North America is expected to be between $30 million and $40 million, or will continue to set a new low in the Transformers series. The mainland has opened pre-sales, and as of now, the pre-sale box office is 8.5 million yuan, which is not particularly high!
Will you go see this brand new "Transformers" movie?