Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon is a sci-fi action film directed by Michael Bay and the third installment of the Transformers film series produced by Paramount Pictures. The film stars Shea LaBeouf, Rosie Huntington Wheatley, Josh Duhammaine, John Teturro and others. The film mainly tells the story of Apollo 11, when it landed on the moon 40 years ago, the wreckage of the Transformers had long been discovered, and the leader of the Bo faction, the Predator of heaven, escaped with the secret weapon "Energy Pillar" that saved the Cybertron Ball, and unfortunately fell on the moon. Years later, the Mad Sect set a trap for Optimus Prime to bring back the Imperial Enemy and the Energy Pillar, setting off a war between the two factions on Earth.

"Transformers 3" lacks a surprising plot, and even the heroine's sense of surprise has disappeared, although the Victorian lingerie supermodel looks much more pleasing to the eye on the big screen than the photo, and the figure is first-class, but 3D can't give her extra points. The most damning thing is that the battle of King Kong also has no adrenaline rush of thrills, and 3D makes the action scenes appear more blurred. James Cameron offers Michael Bay the best team and technique, but forgets to remind him that the most important point of 3D effects ——— imagination, the teleportation of the planet Cybertron, which is Independence Day, the trickster destroys the Decepticon spacecraft from the inside, it is also Independence Day, and the shot of the Tomahawk missile rushing towards the energy pillar is simply a copy of Pearl Harbor.

Transformers 4: Reborn is a robotic science fiction film co-produced by Paramount Pictures, China Movie Channel and Home Appliances, directed by Michael Bay, written by Ehren Kruger, and starring Mark Wahlberg, Nicola Peltz, Stanley Tuzi, Jack Leno, Li Bingbing and others. The film mainly tells the heroic story of Optimus Prime helping humans drive away the Decepticon.
Before Transformers 4 bombards the big screen again, it's important to reach a consensus that it's harder to hate a director persistently than to love a director relentlessly. He loves car chases, he loves big scenes, he likes "pure guys never look back at the explosion" — yes, he's the director Michael Bay who often swears "I'll never shoot again" and often reneges on "this is a new trilogy." People who hate him can find a thousand and one reasons, and people who love him may have only one reason - Director Becky loves to shoot explosions so much that you wonder if he uses explosions as bed scenes. All in all, the "Transformers" movie is definitely worth watching, and there are so many things we can get out of it.
Transformers 5: The Last Knight is the fifth film in the Transformers series, a sci-fi action film produced by Paramount Pictures in the United States, directed by Michael Baye, co-starring Mark Wahlberg, Anthony Hopkins, Laura Harddeck, Isabella Monet, and Jello Carmichael. The film tells the story of the Human Resistance Team led by Cade Eagle, who is in danger of destruction on earth, and joins forces with the Autobots to fight back against invaders, including the Decepticon.
Transformers 5: The Last Knight breaks the core myth of the Transformers franchise and redefines the concept of heroes. Humans and Transformers go to war, and Optimus Prime leaves. The key to our future is buried in the secrets of the past, hidden in the history of Transformers on Earth.