https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=13&v=UuKQDQEBEE4 If you've been reading up on the reviews for the upcoming Transformers spin-off Bumblebee, you may be reading how much of a damn delight the movie looks to be. Many are comparing it to
If there’s one franchise that’s proven that larger and louder doesn’t necessarily equal better, it would have to be the Transformers series of films. What started out as a story of a boy coming to
I'm not gonna lie. When we first reported about Bumblebee actually getting a voice in the upcoming Bumblebee standalone film, I didn't actually think that meant he'd be getting a voice. As in the other
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isrhglleO28 Of course, if you're a long-time watcher of the Transformers movies, we already know exactly how Bumblebee communicates with humans. He may not have a voice, but he can at least figure out a
Bumblebee has some making up to do. Despite already being five films long, the Transformers franchise is one that has faced a constant uphill battle in terms of fan enthusiasm. While the movies made tons
Paramount, you've done f**ked up. Sure you may have made gangbusters off of all those Transformers movies, but you've absolutely decimated and goodwill with viewers. After giving you five times to prove to them that
https://youtu.be/lcwmDAYt22k The Transformers franchise has been in need of an overhaul for about two or three movies now. With the impending Bumblebee film from LAIKA president and CEO Travis Knight, we may very well be getting the
The jury is still out on whether or not the upcoming Bumblebee film is any good. While the trailers and presentation at San Diego Comic-Con are all promising, Paramount has five other Michael Bay films
Bumblebee panel started out with an '80s-riffic light show set to "The Touch" from the original animated film soundtrack. Interspersed with the line art are shots from the movie. From there, they bring out moderator
A couple weeks back, we were treated to a new trailer for the upcoming Transformers spin-off, Bumblebee. Those who had grown weary of the tried-and-true explosion-factories that were the Michael Bay films were treated to
