Review Time: this episode is excellent
Warning: there are colourful effects of some description
and death
Storyline/Back stories/Origin storyline: the storyline is for most parts excellent, but it does have a giant
question mark of what happened next? On different things. The viewers get this
recap voice-over with scenes of the previous episodes as well, the back stories
get discussed in the dialogue exchanges and the origin storyline; the viewers
get to see a very small element of it and it is in the dialogue exchanges as
well.
Character developments/Action sequences/
Artistic visions: likewise from the
previous episodes in one way or another they go hand-in-hand; the first thing I
want to stress before I forget, because it was shown in this episode if the
Headmasters disengage even if the transformer wants them to or not, it will
leave the transformer in question stranded in another mode and yes in this
episode they are still showing off their new line of merchandise Autobot
[Fortress Maximus] and Decepticon [Scorponok,] they are individually gigantic,
let me put it another way it makes all the other collectives the ones that can
merge into a bigger transformer look small that is how big these two
individuals are and yes even [Autobot] Metroplex or [Decepticon] Trypticon
would get destroyed individually or as a team, that is how gigantic and
powerful these two individual characters are.
These two
individual characters are part of the Headmasters characters/merchandise, so
they work under the same understanding [Human or Nebulon in an Exosuit, so when
these two individual characters are in their individual robot modes they are in
their heads.] I have already made reference to being the size they are
individually with a massive arsenal and power, these two giant characters can
inflict so much devastation on to their enemies or if they really wanted to as
it relates to Scorponok devastate Planets or Worlds with ease.
Artistic
visions; the viewers have the Sun going supernova or the Earth and other
Planets these are all eye-catching at some point in this episode.
This episode receives: 9/10, so after
taking everything into consideration this mark is the right outcome.
So just to
wrap things up I have two things left to say [I know I have discussed this
point a little in a previous film review of Transformers: The Last Knight 2017
I will leave the link down below, but this is more of a general overlook;] the
first thing is all Michael Bay had to do was section off this generation into
films and they could even have split the key points down into Part 1 and Part 2
into two separate films providing all of these films are no more than 100
minutes long or as it relates to the Headmasters and the Targetmasters you
could even put a Part 3 [and split things like this; a beginning, a middle and
an end of this final battle and get all of these characters which we meet here in
this TV series involved, I would be up for this and it would be a moneymaking
idea, obviously providing you had the right people behind it from beginning to
end of these three films,] but 2 or 3 Parts to give these key points or
landscape changes the serious nature in respect they rightly deserve [full
disclosure I haven't seen Bumblebee 2018 yet as of this review and I know he
isn't in the director's chair.]
But when you
have source material of this quality and somehow you come out with Bay's
live-action interpretation that in itself must have been really hard work to
screw up in the way he has, I mean not to repeat myself but when you have
source material of this quality to begin with; yes bringing this live-action
franchise to life is and was still going to be hard work, but it should have
made his life a lot easier with once again this quality source material.
I mean if
everything went alright they could have done a prequel series of films after
this, about how things began and moving on throughout the years, I know very
little about this like a pinch of salt [what gets covered in this TV series,]
but it would have been interesting and enjoyable to see how things began, so if
there was to be a next time with a Transformers live-action new franchise, put
it in somebody's hands that respects it, cares for it and likes it.
The second
point; yes the US TV program ended here but Japan put their own spin on things
in the TV program the Transformers: The Headmasters 1987 and on a drop of
research they disregarded the final three episodes of this TV program [I know
at some point in the future if I didn't bring up this point here; I know I will
be getting asked "Why didn't you bring up Transformers: The Headmasters
1987?" So here you are.
Transformers:
The Last Knight 2017 Link
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