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You can hate all you want about the plot or characters not being good enough, it is a must-watch in 3D in a cinema, it's a great experience and the "bad" about it doesn't drag it down to it not being worthy to watch that way. You could argue if the movie would still be that good without 3D, but neither is that the recommendation I am giving nor was it an experience that I had. The production is on a very high level, if not the highest we have at the moment. Action scenes were visually stunning and not repetitive. I don't think any character was cringe, they all played well. Towards the half of the movie it felt a little bit dragging, but it got better. Maybe if you are jaded with 3D movies you could give it a bad rating, but all I can say is that I had a great time and it is awesome to see what is possible with the technology we have nowadays.

While the connection between Bumblebee and Charlie (Hailee Steinfeld) offered some wholesome and funny moments, the movie else didn't bring anything new of value to the franchise.

It even messed with the previously established timeline where we see Bumblebee in WW II. Or what about the history we learned in "The Last Knight" with Stonehenge or Merlin in contact with a Transformer and here Optimus Prime is like without any further explanation "So, I found this planet".

It's an alright movie, but it doesn't guide the franchise into a new direction. For me personally, "The Last Knight" was the best one, even if it got really bad critique.

Honestly I have never been the biggest fan of the Tom Holland Spider-Man, it's not that he is a bad actor or doing a bad job, but the character sometimes feels so forgettable and unnatural to me.

The plot in this part is a good way to stick close to the comic Issues with little modifications as far as I know.

What can I say, it was somewhat entertaining, a dessert to all other prior MCU movies.