Transformers 4: Age of Distinction is set to hit the widescreen in theatres everywhere on Friday, June 27. The movie, Rated PG 13 is a must see action thriller for all fans both young and old alike. Transformers 4: The Age of Distinction is the newest continuance of the first 3 film series.
The previous films had very good audience reception and outstanding numbers in revenues. The three films also stayed in the box office raking in millions of dollars. The series is already ranked “No.12 as the highest-grossing film series and fourth when averaged to gross per film, behind the Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, and Pirates of the Caribbean.”
Transformers, was the first movie of the film series which came out in 2007. Director Michael Bay began the illustration with robots inhabiting the Earth in contemporary times. The first movie, Transformers, was also the film debut of the introduction of mechanically engineered machines “based on the toy cars created by Hasbro and Tomy.”
In 2009, the second series also directed by Bay, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Transformers described an underground comeback of the Decipitcons who vowed to seek war on the Autobots that destroyed their leaders. Throughout the film the animated machines went around searching for information and gathering others like them. The movie’s high point led into a deadly battle.
The third series, Transformers: Dark of the Moon released in 2011, was an extension of the latter. The main difference in this movie was the introduction of newly developed Decipticons.
Transformers 4: Age of Distinction promises to carry the same eclectic special sound effects that will surround viewers, delving them deeper into the world of animation. For fans who enjoyed the exclusive sounds of the previous films, the new movie is a must see action thriller. One plot for the Transformers 4: Age of Distinction includes scientists and businessmen that try to replicate the technology of past Transformer incursions, pushing technology boundaries they learn they can not control. These new, giant dinosaur robots add a new dynamic to the series never before seen on-screen.
Academy Award winner Steven Spielberg is the executive producer of all four films and shapes a powerful delivery of visual effects that brings the giant robot killers to life. There were many other co-producers of the film under Spielberg’s supervision.
The production is backed by Hasbro, diBonaventure Pictures, and DreamWorks Pictures. Spielberg said “he feels sure fans will hardly be able to stay in their seats.” The movie Transformers 4: The Age of Distinction is packed with 3 D effects of flying cars, mind jarring hydraulic breakdowns, and mechanical transformations.
Some critics have viewed the film series harshly by suggesting the first Transformers movie had no real substance and the film series in general “is full of under developed scenes based on a weak plot—just to name a few.” Whether or not the critics agree, Transformers 4: Age of Distinction is a movie continuance which viewers came to love.
The new Transformers 4: Age of Distinction will describe more details of the previous battles in the war between machines and portray the vendetta from different angles. Optimus Prime played by Peter Cullen returns and, once again, the action will be embedded into the scenes surrounding the final confrontation. For lovers of the movie trilogy, the war is sure to be a must see action thriller. The ending of the battle will most likely create another spin-off that continues yet another quest. For fans who want to get a sneak preview of the movie, it will be showing exclusively in some movie theatres beginning on Thursday, June 26.
By Kimakra Nealy
Sources:
Entertainment Weekly
Venture Capital Post
Daily Mail News
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Thanks for adding a revie KIMAKRA, Transformers Age of extinction is a must see, it just keeps gettting interesting so for those true transformers fans out there, dont miss it !!
Correction : The movie is titled, Transformers 4: Age of Extinction not [Distinction].
Even if you didn’t get the title wrong this would still be a horrible article.
Thank you for reading the article, this was an honest mistake… my apologies.
the movie sucks, they all suck, stop giving Bay your money, also when you can’t even get the title right you know you’ve got a sloppy review
its age of extinction u dick-head editor…. not age of distinction..
pathetic review and pathetic Michael Bay.
Decepticons. Not decipticons.
You are right the correction in the title should state, extinction not [distinction.]
stop copying your mistake over and over.
You guys realize you spelled Extinction horribly wrong right?
KIMAKRA NEALY Seriously ….. movie is about transformation of machines not about transformation of its TITLE
I think the author needs some caffeine and a hot cheese burger. He seems to be a bit too overworked here.
‘Distinction’??? Really?
Age of extinction, not distinction, or is there supposed t be another movie?
Age of distinction????????? Who is the author of this article… I just watched this 4th series and totally disliked it..
‘exclusive sounds’ refers to the peculiar/special sounds used in the previous transformer movies.
age of distinction? are we talking about the same movie here?
You say in this article, “For fans who enjoyed the exclusive sounds of the previous films, the new movie is a must see action thriller.”
What do you mean by “exclusive”? The dictionary definition of “exclusive” is, “restricted or limited to the person, group, or area concerned.” I think you are using the wrong word here.
“Some critics have viewed the film series harshly by suggesting the first Transformers movie had no real substance and the film series in general ‘is full of under developed scenes based on a weak plot—just to name a few.’ Whether or not the critics agree, Transformers 4: Age of Distinction is a movie continuance which viewers came to love.”
That’s very interesting how you raised some of the criticisms that are widely leveled against the Transformers movies, but then didn’t even respond to them. Instead, you just dismissed them by saying that Transformers is loved by viewers. That’s very shoddy writing, Kimakra.
Also, you say that “Transformers 4: Age of Distinction” is a “movie continuance which viewers came to love.” Since Transformers 4 has not even been released yet, viewers have not yet come to love it. They haven’t even seen it.
“The third series, Transformers: Dark of the Moon…”
A “series” is more than one movie. Transformers 1, 2, and 3 collectively represent a series; “Transformers: Dark of the Moon” is one entry in a series.
Therefore, your sentence should begin: “The third in the series”
The Distinction of Extinction.
Thank you for the clarification, extinction not distinction –it was an honest mistake.
It’s extinction not distinction