I enjoyed this the most of the three. Is it great? No. Like the last two, the human dramedy makes it drag. It's also about 30 minutes too long, and Bay still makes movies exclusively for the all-American male. But at this point, if you don't know what to expect from a Bayformers movie, you're either new or a glutton for punishment. I'm neither, so I got what I wanted...giant robots, explosions, and sci-fi absurdity. An uninterrupted hour of it, in fact. The rest was worth it to see a stereoscopic fantasy that falls just a few notches short of Avatar.
Most of the loose ends were tied up (abruptly), but I didn't feel like this was "The End." If Paramount wants to make another, though, it's going to be very hard. Outside of introducing Unicron to revive all the villains, there aren't enough big names left to work with.
