Better off watching the 80's cartoon

Rating: 2/10 (6 September 2015)

Little remains of the on-earth premise of this plot-universe , and nor has its visual direction / stage-prep / storyboarding-of-scene-breadths been cared for in the slightest, cinematographically , the camera is constantly rotating horizontally or being tilted to a diagonal or -near , to such a extent that i was both surprised there weren't any hoirzontal game-map on diagonals instead of axials , actually African characters instead of the pathetically stereotyped African-American one. The obviously to-attempt-to-steal-a-car-second-thought-stimulation , that the film might as well as be called, ; ' A version of transformers for racially biased d***heads inexperienced with Africa, but who'd want to be. ' *scoff* Some value in some of the special effects per modern over-funded sucker-attractions , but with far too much whose-house whose-goose BS , for this only-possibly-intimidated by yet-dead 'fresh' recruits primed to misidentify their potential allies instead of un-appreciators of "sacrifice" and whatnot (2+ speech unassociated-references ), in the case of this particular one , some premise of brain injuries from football...? Where is there supposed to be ANY link whatsoever, from ANYone's football , to the transformer premise ? Far too much time wasted on the characters. The transformer plot-world is one of wonder of potentials of technological ADAPTION , not parental style obsessive primer- saturation.
Should've given it one star, but the action sequences weren't zero-'extra-expenditure' either.