The colossally destructive, almost comically long final battle sequence of Michael Bay's Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Paramount Pictures) culminates in at least a temporary vanquishing of the earth -
invading Decepticons by the more human - friendly Autobots.
With the first reviews of Transformers: The Last Knight crashing in overnight like a wave of
invading Decepticons, it's already clear that director Michael Bay will exit the franchise with a bang — lots of them, in fact!
Not exact matches
Almost against his will, he soon finds himself drawn into the battle between the Autobots and
Decepticons for the fate of the Earth, working with a deranged spy (John Turturro) and a group of Special Forces commandos (Josh Duhamel) to convince the US Government of the danger it faces before it is too late and the
Decepticons invade the Earth.
Josh Duhamel gives a speech to his team before they wing - suit into Chicago, which has been
invaded by
Decepticons.
Strange mechanical tentacles are
invading the city, and both the Autobots, led by Optimus Prime, and the
Decepticons, led by Megatron, are eager to figure out exactly what is going on, each side for their own reasons.