Review
Time: this is another excellent episode.
Storyline: after
seeing a recap with voice-over elements; this episode rotates with gusto from
narrative to narrative with narratives merging.
Character developments/Bloopers: well
I did say I would discuss Ultra Magnus more later on [in the film review of The
Transformers: The Movie, I will leave the link of this review at the bottom] ]
so here we are; this character does fulfil his duties as the new leader of the
Autobots in the film, but he is the worst out of the three leaders of this
generation [I have chosen to be that specific because I don't know about the
other generations or TV programs of this franchise.] Optimus Prime is the
perfect leader in every way shape or form [I should just say spoiler warning do
not read the majority review if you want to watch The Transformers: The
Movie1986, you will be fine at the Action sequences/Artistic visions, if you
want to read on from there] and Rodimus Prime is young and has a pro-active
attitude, amongst other things but has lots of potential to be a great leader
of the Autobots one day in his own right, then we have Ultra Magnus; he doesn't
have Optimus Prime's presence [yes I have chosen just one element] neither does
he have Rodimus Prime's potential to lead the Autobots into the future, I mean
in fairness and balance Rodimus Prime is
young yes and consequently at some points it will show, but then again you have
to take the rough with the smooth and yes I'm aware that Ultra Magnus wasn't
too keen on taking over, but he could have embraced this position and
responsibilities better than what he does.
Briefly
because I have already spent quite a lot of time talking about the character
developments, but I cannot leave this out; Galvatron [leader Decepticon] in this episode definitely shows, how
mentally unstable he is; let's just say when you come to watch this episode, he
makes it crystal clear that he is mentally unstable.
Bloopers;
on one hand we have these Decepticons that are in a nutshell rundown and then
we have Grimlock [in robot mode/leader of the Dinobots] and Rodimus Prime
[leader of the Autobots,] firing their weapons, at some point; point blank
range and these Decepticons are not going down which they should be and on the
other hand another blooper is where Rodimus Prime calls these Decepticons “Cowards!”
for them wanting to get physical, when it is Grimlock and Rodimus Prime
shooting their weapons point blank range.
Action sequences/Artistic visions: on
both counts this episode has lots to offer, be it these two obliterating
explosions or finding the answer, I really don't want to give too much away
about this point, but it is highly imaginative and yes when you come to watch
this episode this will make sense.
This episode receives: 9/10,
the viewers of this episode have lots of high-quality elements to enjoy of this
episode
The Transformers: The Movie 1986 Link https://averagemansreviews2017.blogspot.com/2019/10/the-transformers-movie-1986-by.html
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