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FULL MOVIE LINK AT THE BOTTOM : Transformers, we’re told, helped King Arthur in his battles. His wizard, Merlin, was handed a magical staff by a Transformer, and the staff is the key to all creation on the planet of Cybertron. As Cybertron begins to decay, an evil queen leads it closer to Earth to attain the staff. Cade (Wahlberg), is the titular last knight who can stop the planets from colliding, and Vivian (Haddock) is the last surviving descendent of Merlin, who can find and yield the staff. If you thought that was all too convoluted, don’t worry, Mark Wahlberg probably thinks so too. His disinterest in the movie’s proceedings is almost visible on his face. Haddock is restricted to running in pretty clothes, while Anthony Hopkins  his presence here is as surprising as the movie is not  manages to bring a morsel of intrigue with his part. By now, the world has accepted the Transformers movies to be unabashedly mindless, full of VFX explosions, goofy bro-humour ...

FULL MOVIE LINK DOWN BELOW  REVIEW you need to know that  Pirates of Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales  is the fifth  Pirates  film starring  Johnny Depp  as Captain Jack Sparrow. It focuses on a mission Sparrow shares with Henry Turner ( Brenton Thwaites ) -- the only son of earlier franchise stars William Turner ( Orlando Bloom ) and Elizabeth Swann ( Keira Knightley ), neither of whom appears much in the film. This time around, an older, drunker (he downs a  lot  of rum) Sparrow faces yet another great enemy: the ghost of a pirate-killing Spanish captain,  Salazar ( Javier Bardem ). As usual for this series, expect lots of action violence and a high body count, with lots of close-range sword-fighting and killings (Salazar only ever leaves one man alive aboard a ship). People die in gun battles, from drowning, via burning, and from having their throats slit. The romance is light and limited to Sparr...

FULL MOVIE LINK AT THE BOTTOM  REVIEW: Even tweens may find themselves underwhelmed by the new live-action film based on what  —  for many of them   may be their favorite Mattel action figure. Delivering a bland cinematic origin story which seems calculated to boost Christmas toy sales,  Max Steel  is a stillborn, would-be franchise starter, sneaked into multiplexes without advance critic screenings.   The story revolves around sixteen-year-old Max McGrath (Ben Winchell, perfect for posters on teenage girls' walls), who moves to a new town with his widowed mother Molly (Maria Bello). Max's scientist father was killed years earlier in an industrial accident that may or may not have been caused by a tornado. More than once, Max is told by people he meets, including his dad's former colleague (Andy Garcia), that his father "was a very special man." Max is just starting to develop a romantic relationship with the attractive young Sophia (Ana V...