Transformers: Age of Extinction

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Cast

Mark Wahlberg
as Cade Yeager

Jack Reynor
as Shane Dyson

Nicola Peltz
as Tessa Yeager

Stanley Tucci
as Joshua Joyce

Kelsey Grammer
as Harold Attinger

Sophia Myles
as Darcy Tirrel

Titus Welliver
as James Savoy

Ken Watanabe
as Drift

Peter Cullen
as Optimus Prime

John Goodman
as Hound

Frank Welker
as Galvatron

Bingbing Li
as Su Yueming

John DiMaggio
as Crosshairs

Mark Ryan
as Lockdown

Robert Foxworth
as Ratchet

Reno Wilson
as Brains

T.J. Miller
as Lucas Flannery

Abigail Klein
as Joshua's Assistant

Han Geng
as Convertible Passenger

James Bachman
as Gill Wembley

Thomas Lennon
as Chief Of Staff

Charles Parnell
as CIA Director

Erika Fong
as CIA Analyst

Michael Collins
as CIA Analyst

Zou Shiming
as Elevator Boxer

Richard Riehle
as Theater Landlord

Patrick Bristow
as Landlord's Grandson

Cleo King
as Realtor

Calvin Wimmer
as Realtor Client

Glenn Keogh
as Arctic Site Foreperson

David Midthunder
as Arctic Site Guard

Richard Gallion
as Air Force Operator

Nick Horst
as Air Force Technician

Kassem Gharaibeh
as Wembley's Associate

Ed Welburn
as KSI Executive

Yanis Kalnins
as KSI Security Chief

Peter A. Kelly
as KSI Guard

Jessica Gomes
as KSI Spokesmodel

Andreas Beckett
as KSI Scientist

Alexander Leeb
as KSI Scientist

Jamison Haase
as KSI Robot Controller

Drew Wicks
as KSI Robot Controller

Gene Shieh
as KSI Factory Executive

Woei Bee
as KSI Factory Executive

Wang Ying
as KSI Greeter

William Wang
as KSI Worker

Melanie Specht
as Joshua's Assistant

Lin Po Hung
as Attinger's Driver

Kevin Covais
as Dorky Driver

Blair Adam Baillio
as Robot Thief

Mikal A. Vega
as Cemetery Wind Team

Andrew Arrabito
as Cemetery Wind Team

Michael Wong
as Hong Kong Police Chief

Winston Yeh Kingman
as Hong Kong Man In Suit

Ray Lui
as Motorcycle Owner

Candice Zhao
as Woman In Elevator

Li Jun Ting
as Hong Kong Police Officer

Howard Y. Woo
as Hong Kong Police Officer

Jingsheng Yu
as Hong Kong Police Officer

Zhang Tianyu
as Pangu Hotel Greeter

Wu Gang
as Chinese Minister Of Defense

Teresa Daley
as Assistant To Minister Of Defense

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Audience Reviews for Transformers: Age of Extinction

• Dec 16, 2018

  Well, its not the worst of this franchise but it is the laziest. Bay is obviously so bored with this material, pretty much maxing out all he was capable of in "Dark of the Moon", and yet he somehow still trudges on for 2 hours and 45 minutes here. The editing is atrocious and Bay's sense of spacial awareness is even worse than usual. There is one good sequence, an escape from an alien bounty hunter's spaceship but it occupies such a small piece of the movie's running time that you've almost completely forgotten it by the end.
  

  Alec B Super Reviewer
• Jun 05, 2016

  Infuriatingly silly and pointless, this is the most spectacular and stupid entry in the franchise. No plot to speak of and unbelievably flat characters and dialog make this hard to sit through, even during some of the action sequences. It doesn't help that the film is 30 minutes too long. When even huge action sequences feel repetitive and drag on forever your movie is in trouble. Most attempts in humor, especially on the Bots's side, are just poor. Only Stanley Tucci works here once his character gets interesting. He is the sole ray of light in this convoluted, stupid mess. One of the worst blockbusters of all times.
  Jens S Super Reviewer
• Dec 18, 2015

  It felt like I was sitting in a theater just hoping when this would be over.
  EpicLadySponge t Super Reviewer
• May 10, 2015

  In what can only be described as a parody of the series, Transformers: Age of Extinction offers a searing indictment against needless sequels. Loud, utterly pointless, breath-taking in its stupidity, and flatly acted, it's a film that should otherwise not exist. But it does, and director Michael Bay tries earnestly to out due his special affects antics, resulting in a film of visual spectacle but nothing else. The film's plot achieves two aims. For one, it creates a new villain for which grandiose asinine action sequences can be had, and it sets up the franchise for yet more films, literally starting at square one. In this case, we find the allegiances of the US Government turning against the autobots, ostensibly striking a deal with alien bounty hunters to destroy them. None of it makes any particular sense, and the stakes are the most contrived as possible. In the end, you are left to not only wonder what the point of that was, but are amazed with how uninspired the series is. It literally refuses to propel the narrative. Formula, it seems, involves recycling the same storyline, but interchanging its main actors. The dialogue is atrocious, literally full of one-liners, obviously stalling or giving dumb-down exposition to set up the next action sequence. The actors are equally as flat, with Mark Whalberg having zero dramatic presences, and the other actors clearly phoning it in, not that we would really notice otherwise with so little character development (actually...none). What good can be said of it? Visually, Michael Bay keeps things interesting. His adrenaline fast pace almost distracts us from the bad story, and keeps your eyes on the screen. Which, apparently, is all that is needed for this franchise. 1.5/5 Stars
  Jeffrey M Super Reviewer

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