Massive Metallic Action on the Small Screen!! Transformers: The Last Knight is the story of how Autobot leader Optimus Prime, the "Last Knight" to the date of this story, saves Earth and what remains of his dying planet Cybertron before the two massive hulks collide with each other!! The metallic CGI character Prime is not alone on his quest to save the Earth as he is joined by several of his metallic buddies and Cade Yeager, an inventor from Texas that was introduced to Transformer's movie fans in the previous installation of the franchise and has helped Optimus and the tide of good save the Earth and humanity twice now counting this victory over Megatron and his evil Decepticons!! Yeager is played well by all-around good guy Mark Wahlberg (The Fighter) who is guided by Sir Edmund Burton played nicely by Anthony Hopkins (The Edge) and assisted in the field by Vivian Wembly played very well by Laura Haddock (Captain America: The First Avenger). Action, swords, laser shots, BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPES that you will not see in a lot of other action movies are draped throughout this beautiful movie. The Last Knight, as I will be calling this movie for the remainder of this review, is a good film, it is just not a great film. Like a just wrote the seeming endless landscapes at the last 45-minute mark of the movie are absolutely breathtaking, I don't think I've seen anything like it in any other movie in my life!! But then again there were no major improvements to the look of Optimus Prime or Megatron, they still looked like the garbage pile of spare parts that they looked like in the original Transformers and not the smooth version we saw as kids in the cartoons. Give Michael Bay and the producer credit for consistency but it would have been nice to see Optimus Prime actually look like Optimus Prime from the cartoons. Michael Bay, as usual, did a fantastic job directing this movie. Bay always does a fantastic job directing whatever movie he chooses to do and this one was no exception. Art Marcum, Matt Holloway, Ken Nolan, and Akiva Goldsman all did an acceptable job with the script, the storyline was interesting and it led to an interesting conclusion. Steve Jablonsky did a fine job with the soundtrack, nothing special but it served the purpose of complimenting all of the action on-screen. Lisa Lovaas did a fine job costuming the human characters, this was not an easy task considering she had to costume dark aged warriors of around the 1400's and then make the time jump to modern day times when the story called for it but Lovaas' work was more than acceptable. The Last Knight was rated PG-13 when it was released in 2017 and runs two hours and thirty-four minutes. If you like the Transformers, are a fan of Mark Wahlberg, or Sir Anthony Hopkins work then this is the movie for you. Otherwise pass on it. 6 out of 10 stars.