Transformers: The Last Knight

Wahlberg once again demonstrates he's one of the worst actors who keeps grabbing starring roles in big films — his bored face making no attempt to hide the fact that he's in these films for the quick paycheck. The other human characters are as irritating as him, and it really makes you wonder why these Transformers films are more about the humans than the awesomely designed robots. Bay claims to make films for 14-year-old boys, but even that demographic deserves better films than this. It's about time we got back the Bay from The Rock instead of the boring and lazy filmmaker that he is today.

The film's unoriginal action and the plot-within-plot structure may prove to be its downfall

...it's the movie-equivalent of the string of 10,000 non-stop firecrackers that annoying kids burst outside your window in Diwali.

Director Michael Bay returns for the fifth time, and Mark Wahlberg for the second, to pound your brain into a pulp with wall-to-wall cacophony.

The film fails to impress. The action scenes at the end are a yawn fest. It's high time the transformers forget about Unicron and spare us from watching them in action. Not more than one star for this.