Bumblebee [DVD] [2018]

Bumblebee is the prequel to the other 5 Transformers movies, and one you need to add to your movie collection. Focused on Bumblebee (designation B-127) and his arrival on Earth, how his voice synthesizer became damaged, and the relationship he forges in the late 1980's with a young girl is the main focus of the film. Add the arrival of the Decepticons and the stage is set for conflict that is less confusing than some of the later Transformers films. Bumblebee is FINALLY the first Transformers movie that plays homage the original cartoon, but keeps us in the more adult feel of the modern movies. This movie is the first Transformer movie that is not directed by Michael Bay and it shows! Bumblebee was directed by Travis Knight, who has made his way from being an animator, producer, and now director, and has only directed four movies so far, but I see him becoming a director to watch!!

Digital copy was actually included with this movie. My son loves Bumblebee.

I really love these steelbook edition movies. Love the artwork . Great movie to watch with family and friends if they are into robots

Amazing picture and audio quality along with awesome art steelbook

The story here is a prequel to the other 5 Transformers movies. Focused on Bumblebee (B127) his arrival on Earth, how his voice synthesizer became damaged, and the relationship he forges in the 1980's with a young girl is the main focus of the film. Add the arrival of the Decepticons and the stage is set for conflict that is less confusing than some of the later Transformers films. Transfer is sharp and sound rocks your system, whether you play the blu ray disc or 4K version. This is a reference quality disc, well worth adding to your collection.

I love that movie, that opening in cybertron looks amazing on 4K tv and the sound is just amazing with the right speakers...is a most get.

Fun film with great CGI and action sequences. Gives my home theater the proper exercise it needs.

Halie Steinfeld does her best to hold up this movie and John Ortiz's part is too small to make a difference. John Cena try's way to hard and it makes it corny. The story itself is not that great but all in all its watchable if you wanna connect the dots to the whole series. I gave it a 4 for the effort put in by Halie and the CG work.