Doomtomylo a film so unique, intoxicating and bizarre that it not only demands another viewing, but is also forgivable as a satirical comedy where the jokes eventually take the back seat.

Robert Joyner The plot isn't so bad, but the pace of storytelling is too slow which makes people bored. Certain moments are so obvious and unnecessary for the main plot. I would've fast-forwarded those moments if it was an online streaming. The ending looks like implying a sequel, not sure if this movie will get one

Griff Lees Very good movie overall, highly recommended. Most of the negative reviews don't have any merit and are all pollitically based. Give this movie a chance at least, and it might give you a different perspective.

Ginger Very good movie overall, highly recommended. Most of the negative reviews don't have any merit and are all pollitically based. Give this movie a chance at least, and it might give you a different perspective.

kudamaxwell Miko always messes everything up and she suffers no consequences! No matter what she does she gets away with it, Optimus prime is too soft

DCfan Honestly, I was never really a fan of Transformers until Transformers Prime came out. I found Transformers animated too childish, Transformers beast wars/Transformers Armada, the one after it and Cybertron I was too young to watch and I just found weird. The best part is in this show there is no singer singing the theme song it is just a straightforward intro. But when this show came out I actually settled down with Transformers and I ended up enjoying especially since this had great CGI animation, story, voice acting and everything a transformers fan would want.I am glad I got into this show because I got to listen to the original voice actors of Optimus Prime (Peter Cullens) and Megatron (Frank Welker).However, there were flaws in it like Arcee because she was very annoying and overprotective in most episodes to the point where I wished they should have killed her off instead of Clifjumper or Tailgate in that dark episode of season 1. I also used to think Airagnid, Starscream and Megatron were scary because I was that new to the show but not anymore I was 11/12 back then now I am 18. I also realized that Miko was annoying because she mostly put her self at risk and cared more about Bulkhead then any of her human friend or Autobots she was also very rude to Jack in one episode because all he was doing was protecting her and she was just being a b*tch to him. However, back then I had a crush on her but not anymore.The Beast Hunter episodes, however, get much better and more awesome they could have even had a crossover GI Renegades which would have made the show even better. This is first and only Transformers show I like. Transformers rescue bots are not aimed at my age, Transformers Robots in disguise both 2001 and 2015 were just argh and last but not least both Transformers combiner wars and Titans return the animation looks tough to watch and they look just boring. Micheal Byes transformer films don't interest me.I heard somewhere there might be a show that will be a follow up from this show. I hope they bring back this animation and it isn't badly animated.

mmunro68 As a fan of the original transformers show from the 80's I was happy to see a few returning faces in this series. The first episode got me hooked. We were introduced to the surviving Autobots and we see the effect of war. This kind of effect is exactly what is needed in this type of show. For Michael Bays films, they never really give any emotions or any insight into the war on their home planet. Call me daft, but wouldn't fighting a war for your home planet for thousands of years warrant some kind of psychological effect on the characters? In Transformers Prime, we repeatedly see them missing home. Seeing the scars of war not only on their physical appearance but also through flashbacks, to what they witnessed or did. Perfect!In G1, we occasionally saw some characters 'killed' off. The most we saw was in the opening 20 minutes of the movie in 86. In the pilot of this series, we see plenty of action. We see Vehicons (Decepticon Soldiers) losing out on the Autobots unique traits. We are introduced to Cliffjumper before he meets his demise. The stories are well written and thought out. The characters are well constructed and the dialogue great. The series is full of twists and turns. Moments to feel sad for the characters and moments of epic, edge of your seats action. The series isn't strained either. The writers clearly have given themselves time and written the series in a way that it finishes in a neat, well rounded finish. The ending of the series is EPIC! Strongly recommend this to anyone who loves the Transformers shows or movies. Fantastic series and will happily re-watch a few times. Oh and Michael Bay, take note of HOW to make a GOOD product of the Transformers franchise.

Shameek Quite admittedly I had never been a Transformers fan until recently. I often tried the original series when I was a kid but I always found it too childish, even as a kid. I preferred G I JOE. The concept of transformers always interested me but I never actually found a cartoon that did justice to the franchise. The movies rekindled my interest but they were far from great. Too much emphasis was given to the human characters to go with other problems. In Transformers: Prime I have finally found something that I had always wished Transformers to be.The basic mood of this series perfectly suits Transformers. It's serious but has enough humor. It has a dark feel to it which seems to be a missing ingredient of all previous Transformers series.The picture quality is amazing. The robots look fantastic and the humans look fairly good too. The background quality does vary a bit from episode to episode but even the minimum level is very good. The camera work is excellent.The writing is generally very good as well although there are times when it feels a little stretched out. The dialog is impressive.The musical score is excellent and that really helps the mood and tension of any scene. Transformers is meant to be epic. That is exactly what the music reflects. At times the power of the music is such that if you get involved enough it will take you places.But the true strength of this series is the characters. Every single character has incredible depth and development, and you can really feel that every character is unique. The bad guys are always more interesting but here you'll also come to love the good guys because you'll feel that you really know them and get to ride along in their emotional journey. The writers did not throw cheap characters by the hundreds but instead carefully chose a few and decided to make them complete. I would go as far as to say that the quality of the show is wasted on young viewers who would probably struggle to realize just how good it is, but enjoy it all the same. This is art, not just entertainment for kids.If you will ever love Transformers then this is it. Even if you never liked it before give it a try. You might just fall in love with it.