Many of the reviews I've read complained there wasn't many human interactions in this film. I watched it last night, and I agree that the film was mainly robots beating up each other and little human interactions...which was exactly what people said they wanted in a Transformers film? I wonder if those who bitched about this in the past bothered to watch this movie, even after the producers decided to give them what they've been screaming for. 🤨

@DRDMovieMusings said:

Of course, CinemaScore will tell us if the fans love it or hate.

CinemaScore A-.

Solid — looks like fans are okay with it!

@Damienracer said:

@Innovator said:

Many of the reviews I've read complained there wasn't many human interactions in this film. I watched it last night, and I agree that the film was mainly robots beating up each other and little human interactions...which was exactly what people said they wanted in a Transformers film? I wonder if those who bitched about this in the past bothered to watch this movie, even after the producers decided to give them what they've been screaming for. 🤨

There was plenty of human interactions in that movie.

Not like any of the previous films. There was a lot more scenes with the robots interacting with/fighting each other in this one, and the majority of the human interactions were human to robot. It was more akin to the tv show than the movies that came before.

Was this movie better than the original?