Transformers

Transformers' upscaled-to-4K 2160p UHD presentation is a good one, thoroughly enjoyable and capable of delivering enough visual intensity and added stability to please. The image is impressively filmic,...

Transformers features a new Dolby Atmos soundtrack, and it makes for as much a revelation as the 2160p/HDR picture. Even as the previous 5.1 track was killer for its time, the improvements -- not necessarily...

Transformers contains no supplements on the UHD beyond the ported-over Michael Bay commentary track. Everything else can be found on the two Blu-ray Discs included in this set. For full supplemental reviews,...

Paramount has released Michael Bay's 2007 film 'Transformers' to the UHD format with new 2160p/HDR/Dolby Vision video and Dolby Atmos audio. The film generally shines, visually and sonically, on the format....

Transformers remains the best of the franchise. It's easy to see how Michael Bay would get carried away with the nonsense humor and bloat in later movies, because it's here too, but story, action, and...

The sentient robots of Cybertron invade to punish and enslave on Ultra HD. At times, they come fairly close in conquering the 4K world armed with great-looking HEVC H.265 encode in Dolby Vision, making...

The annihilation of the human race is ear-piercingly loud and deafening on Ultra HD, equipped with a Dolby Atmos soundtrack that marks an impressive upgrade from its Dolby TrueHD 5.1 track heard on the...

Disc OneAudio Commentary: Also shared with the UHD, director Michael Bay provides a surprisingly engaging discussion on the overall production, from inception to the CG visual effects.Transformers H.U.D.:...

There's a well-known theory often referred to in film criticism called "suspension of disbelief." It says that in order to become lost in the world of a movie, we don't have to believe all of the events...

From the filmmaker who's made a career of loud, mindless action that delivers stereotypical Hollywood, one-dimensional spectacle, Michael Bay's Transformers persists as the divisive genre flick that continues...