American actor best known for headlining the first three Transformers films as the young man caught up in the conflict between warring alien robots. I have reviewed 4 of his films on the site so far.
Rating: 2.0★
By 2011, the Transformers franchise had already established itself as one of the defining commercial forces of late-2000s Hollywood, for better or worse. The first film, which you can read Macca's thoughts on Transformers (2007), was a reasonably fun if overlong piece of summer blockbuster fare. Its
Rating: 2.5★
By 2009, Michael Bay had already established himself as Hollywood's most reliable purveyor of organised chaos, a filmmaker whose work divides audiences as reliably as his editing divides scenes. After the enormous commercial success of Transformers (2007), a sequel was never in doubt. What followed was a production
Rating: 2.5★
There are certain franchises that define a particular moment in Hollywood history, and the Transformers series is a fairly clear example of what blockbuster filmmaking looked like in the mid-2000s. The property itself began life as a line of Hasbro toys in the early 1980s, quickly followed by a
Genre Animation
★★½ — Surf's Up (2007)
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