On terms of visuals, actors, score, location, practical effects, cgi, runtime, box office, familiarity, introduction, goofy but memorable plots, marketing, vehicles, i mean cmon all the prequels serious lack in comparison to the first five.
I honestly dig all of them to various degrees except for The Last Knight which is just a disastrous piece of garbage despite it's excellent score and visuals..
Having watched all the movies, I would say I have the same ranking as yours except 1 and 2, I kinda shuffled between these two. But yeah, always comeback to these two movies whenever I want to rewatch the Thransformers live actions.
Bayverse kinda destroyed the perception of the franchise towards the fans and general audiences, now don't get me wrong, it's what got the new generation into the series and they're honestly fun films to watch. But at a critical standpoint, they're objectively awful written films. 2007 and DOTM were probably the only good films he's directed for the franchise, ROTF was fine but it didn't have much direction as the first one. AOE was fun but was painstakingly long, too serious, and tried to justify having relations with a minor, TLK is the worst of the barrel because of how much it retconned the lore of the first 3 films. I really don't understand people who praise the entirety of the Bay films, a decade ago, people hated these films and now they act like they're the definition of peak fiction when it only had 2 good entries.
To be honest i love all 5 transformers movies including the 2 preboot movies (the bumblebee movie and Rise of the Beasts) but i wish Michael Bay made a 6th one. (witch could have been the final installment)
I mean I get it I was curious with what Bay would do with a 6th movie considering last knight was nothing more than a set up movie but I guess will never know
DampedPopeye have you watch talon productions video about bayverse Optimus prime and why he was justified for killing megatron and sentinel prime. Prime is not a war criminal he’s a war hero.
We have pretty similar opinions except for few I never saw or care to saw animated stuff, first life-action movie was my introduction to the Transformers and its probably stays like that. My ranking but without Rise of the Beast because I didn't saw it and I don't really care about it. Last Knight (Yes its sucks but at least was more enjoyable to watch then previous one but still fuck this *2/10*) Age of Extinction (This movie killed the franchise for me just over 2 hours wheel-spinning *3/10*) Dark of the Moon (This movie is heavily carried by the third act everything before is just boring *5/10*) Revenge of the Fallen (Yeah I know is bad but is kinda guilty pleasure of mine and there are pieces that are pretty good like the Forest Fight, Pyramid Fight, I also love the soundtrack and the romantic stuff between Sam and Mikaela are pretty good but the rest is bad *5/10*) Bumblebee (What a surprise this movie is step up from the rest *7/10*) Transformers (Still the best one in the series have everything that live-action TF movies must have *9/10*)
@@DampedPopeye12 I agree with your ranking but how I would rank 1. "Bumblebee" (2018) 2. "Transformers" (2007) 3. "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" (2023) 4. "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" (2011) 5. "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" (2009) 6. "Transformers: Age of Extinction" (2014) 7. "Transformers: The Last Knight" (2017)
Your top 2 is 1. "Transformers" (2007) 2. "Bumblebee" (2018) It turns out that producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura told the writers of each film not to worry about contiunity in a way of freestyling it.
@@kyflysupreme7727 Steven Caple Jr. (director of Transformers: Rise of the Beasts) confirmed it but let it flow and the only one who cared about continunity was the director of "Bumblebee" Travis Knight
On terms of visuals, actors, score, location, practical effects, cgi, runtime, box office, familiarity, introduction, goofy but memorable plots, marketing, vehicles, i mean cmon all the prequels serious lack in comparison to the first five.
I honestly dig all of them to various degrees except for The Last Knight which is just a disastrous piece of garbage despite it's excellent score and visuals..
Yeah I probably should've put something in the video because there is something to admire with each of the films minus last knight
Having watched all the movies, I would say I have the same ranking as yours except 1 and 2, I kinda shuffled between these two. But yeah, always comeback to these two movies whenever I want to rewatch the Thransformers live actions.
Yeah there typically the ones I watch when I wanna just casually watch transformers
I think 1 & 3 are the beat ones of the bayverse, then Bumblebee but there's only 3 that are decent/good.
Couldn't agree more
DID YOU JUST SAY REVENGE OF THE FALLEN IS BAD NAH IM COMING FOR YOU
Oh no I'm quaking in my boots 👢
@@DampedPopeye12😂😂
Rotf was good but I respect ur opinion
Hey I appreciate that you respect it
Bayverse kinda destroyed the perception of the franchise towards the fans and general audiences, now don't get me wrong, it's what got the new generation into the series and they're honestly fun films to watch. But at a critical standpoint, they're objectively awful written films.
2007 and DOTM were probably the only good films he's directed for the franchise, ROTF was fine but it didn't have much direction as the first one. AOE was fun but was painstakingly long, too serious, and tried to justify having relations with a minor, TLK is the worst of the barrel because of how much it retconned the lore of the first 3 films.
I really don't understand people who praise the entirety of the Bay films, a decade ago, people hated these films and now they act like they're the definition of peak fiction when it only had 2 good entries.
Yeah the Bay movies aren't high class art but I agree that 2007 and DOTM were definitely the only good ones that came from the Bayverse
To be honest i love all 5 transformers movies including the 2 preboot movies (the bumblebee movie and Rise of the Beasts) but i wish Michael Bay made a 6th one. (witch could have been the final installment)
I mean I get it I was curious with what Bay would do with a 6th movie considering last knight was nothing more than a set up movie but I guess will never know
DampedPopeye have you watch talon productions video about bayverse Optimus prime and why he was justified for killing megatron and sentinel prime. Prime is not a war criminal he’s a war hero.
No but I'll have to check that out
It's so oblivious he isn't, but I guess that doesn't bring in the views 🤷
We have pretty similar opinions except for few I never saw or care to saw animated stuff, first life-action movie was my introduction to the Transformers and its probably stays like that.
My ranking but without Rise of the Beast because I didn't saw it and I don't really care about it.
Last Knight (Yes its sucks but at least was more enjoyable to watch then previous one but still fuck this *2/10*)
Age of Extinction (This movie killed the franchise for me just over 2 hours wheel-spinning *3/10*)
Dark of the Moon (This movie is heavily carried by the third act everything before is just boring *5/10*)
Revenge of the Fallen (Yeah I know is bad but is kinda guilty pleasure of mine and there are pieces that are pretty good like the Forest Fight, Pyramid Fight, I also love the soundtrack and the romantic stuff between Sam and Mikaela are pretty good but the rest is bad *5/10*)
Bumblebee (What a surprise this movie is step up from the rest *7/10*)
Transformers (Still the best one in the series have everything that live-action TF movies must have *9/10*)
You know I can get behind this ranking while I personally really don't like revenge of the fallen I can see why you like
@@DampedPopeye12 I agree with your ranking but how I would rank
1. "Bumblebee" (2018)
2. "Transformers" (2007)
3. "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts" (2023)
4. "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" (2011)
5. "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" (2009)
6. "Transformers: Age of Extinction" (2014)
7. "Transformers: The Last Knight" (2017)
Short answer no
Your top 2 is
1. "Transformers" (2007)
2. "Bumblebee" (2018)
It turns out that producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura told the writers of each film not to worry about contiunity in a way of freestyling it.
Yeah well lorenzo is a crazy man😂(don't believe him)
@@kyflysupreme7727 Steven Caple Jr. (director of Transformers: Rise of the Beasts) confirmed it but let it flow and the only one who cared about continunity was the director of "Bumblebee" Travis Knight