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Transformers 4 was started four years after the battle of Los Angeles in the previous Transformers: Dark of the Moon. The story is begun when Autobots have to escape sight from a bounty hunter who takes control of the human serendipity. Unexpectedly, Optimus Prime and his remaining gang turn to a mechanic and his daughter for help. In this part, the story will leads viewers to turn completely new and also plenty of surprises.
It barely matters whether this movie is good or bad. Bay is now the sort of filmmaker -- the only one, perhaps -- whose moviemaking goes beyond such binary banality.
On the one hand, Transformers: Age of Extinction is barely coherent, narratively disastrous, and oppressively long. On the other: Optimus Prime riding a dinosaur robot!
In the end, though, this is still a movie about giant robots fighting each other, which is to say it's nearly impossible to take seriously on a narrative level.
The elements of a Transformer movie: cool machinery, a long-legged jail-bait female of stunning visage, cornfields/sunsets; witty dialog: 'Dude, she's an evil jock-concubine.'
Since the film is a chilling two hours and 45 minutes long, that means one's mind quickly wanders, dancing across this film's many flaws, little and big.