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Personally, Transformers (2007) is my favourite. In my opinion, it had the best fight scenes, the best storyline out of the 5, looking back at it Shia Labeouf (Sam) plays a convincing teenager who is kind of a dork and the jokes they slipped into that movie, were actually funny. I just find it the most memorable. I loved it when I was younger, and I still love it now, it was one of the first films I watched with my dad as well.

Revenge of The Fallen was good, and Dark of The Moon was okay, and both had really pleasing fight scenes, but for me, Age of Extinction (2014) and The Last Knight (2017) were just disappointing. What triggered me in Age of Extinction was the way the transformers, transformed. They just pixelated into cars and back into robots. It's as if they went backward instead of forwards. Back in 2007 watching the transformers taking their time to TRANSFORM into robots and vehicles was cool, but watching them pixelate was just boring. When they transformed you'd appreciate the effort the CGI animators put it and admire every last detail whether you knew you were or not, but watching them pixelate seemed like very little effort went into it. It's called Transformers, not Ppixelators.

I was annoyed at 'The Last Knight' because most of the original Transformers from 2007, had died. We lost Jazz in number one, Ironhide in number three, Ratchet in number four. We were only left with Optimus and Bumblebee by number five.

For me, number one will always be the best, and after number three, it just went straight downhill.

What is your opinion?

I've seen in the news lately that a lot of people have been getting in trouble for "blackface" controversies. It has come to the point where even wearing a blackface Halloween costume or supporting someone who does can cost you your job

There is a movie called "White Chicks" where two black police officers dress up as rich white chicks, and that is considered a good, funny movie by a lot of people. It seems to me that if a movie was made called "Black Chicks" where two white police officers dressed up as poor black chicks, that would be considered extremely racist, and everyone involved would probably be publicly ridiculed and lose their jobs over it. So if it is inherently racist to dress up as someone from another race, why is the movie "White Chicks" acceptable?

I personally view both as equally racist. But I think not everything that is inherently racist is necessarily evil. I think comedy and flattery can be racist but still inherently good or funny. So I think "White Chicks" was a racist movie, but there were still funny scenes in it