He's felt a supernatural kinship with the giant alien robots since they came to Earth in 1984, but Optimus Prime waited for a special occasion to officially complete his transformation. "I changed my ...

(WSVN) - A giant movie “Transformers: Rise of the Beasts” premiers in U-S theaters on June 9th, and this time we’re going to see some beast action. Everyone’s favorite alien robots are back, this ...

How do you top the explosions and chaos of Michael Bay’s first four Transformers movies? Well, you throw in some medieval knights, turn Optimus Prime against his Autobot pals, and give Mark Wahlberg a ...

Giant alien robots don't actually exist. So the dozens featured in "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" had to be built from the ground up. That effort took hundreds of artists, thousands of hours ...

Michael Bay and Mark Wahlberg's latest assembling of Autobots is 2 hours and 30 minutes and has one fatal flaw. Here are two things I overheard upon arriving to see a screening of Transformers: The ...

Check out this exclusive look at the new season, “Transformers: Robots in Disguise,” the Transformers cartoon series. The new season from Hasbro Productions puts Autobot against Autobot as Optimus ...

When the bot ad­ven­ture “Transformers” came out in 2007, it quickly became shorthand for everything that’s loud, dumb and wrong about CGI-saturated action movies. Luckily, “Bumblebee,” the new ...

There’s a general feeling of distress and bewilderment to “Transformers: Age of Extinction,” Michael Bay’s latest inflated, interminable and incoherent 3-D saga of robot warfare. At least some of that ...

I’ll admit it—I went into a Friday morning showing of Transformers: Age of Extinction, the fourth in Michael Bay’s epic action saga of robot aliens who disguise themselves as cars, with somewhat high ...

Before the first official trailer drops for "Transformers: The Last Night" Monday, fans got their first look at next year's film in the form of a one-minute production video. The official ...

“Transformers: Age of Extinction” feels less like a movie than a product of the cinema-industrial complex: it’s loud and stupid enough to be easily translated into every language on the planet, it’s ...