MaximCGI-laded extravaganza that is not only one amazing, entertaining ride, but also the best movie of its kind in light-years.
Box Office MagazineAs for the live action—which of course is the only reason this film was made—it's pretty good.
USA TodayYes, it's loud, explosive and silly, but it also perfectly embodies the concept of a summer blockbuster with its simple good...
PremiereIt's been a summer of fast-food movies, but get ready, because the ultimate Happy Meal has finally arrived.
EmpireThe script may have rubbery legs, but the action is rock-hard. The surprise is the lightness of touch: treat as a comedy for...
Entertainment Weekly"Transformers" is a movie aimed squarely at the hearts of boys everywhere, though it might be more accurate to say that it's...
Washington Post"Transformers" uncovers man's greatest love -- for machines that whir, click, rev or destroy.
The Boston GlobeThe trouble with most megabudget action spectaculars is that you can't always tell where the money went. Director Michael Ba...
Chicago TribuneThe action, which is very action-y, grabs the imagination less than the childish fun that lies in the notion that your car, ...
Chicago TribuneWe are the ones coming out of director Michael Bay's extraordinarily destructive tantrum of a blockbuster thinking, wow: noi...
TV GuideThe average Hollywood action picture is aimed at 12-year-olds of all ages, but Michael Bay and Steven Spielberg's feature-le...
TimeIf my hunch is right, then "Transformers", which by any other standard is pretty awful, stands as Bay's most personal project.
CanMagBy the time the credits roll, most everybody in the audience should agree to one thing: "Transformers" is the essential, no,...
Latino ReviewIt has some exciting moments, but I felt the filmmakers never had a grasp of the material.
JobloNow imagine such high and mighty folk as Steven Spielberg and Michael Bay getting behind it. And now, imagine that it actual...
VarietyIf it's true that there's an 8-year-old boy inside every man, "Transformers" is just the ticket to bring the kid out.
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Partial Film Information
Director: Michael Bay
Writer: Roberto Orci
Studio: Paramount Pictures
Cast: Shia LaBeouf, Peter Cullen, Megan Fox
Release: July 4, 2007
Writer: Roberto Orci
Studio: Paramount Pictures
Cast: Shia LaBeouf, Peter Cullen, Megan Fox
Release: July 4, 2007
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