In the first couple of films (there were wildly diminishing returns in his five-film run), there was a certain sensory satisfaction in all that was shiny and chrome, the clicks and whirs of metallic pieces sliding into place with an almost ASMR-like tingle. Michael Bay’s “Transformers” movies brought an almost fetishistic approach to auto bodies he is a filmmaker who understands machines better than human beings. Thus, the two kids from Brooklyn have to team up with the Autobots to prevent Unicron and his minions the Terrorcons - including a particularly nasty one known as Scourge (Peter Dinklage) - from feasting on Earth and destroying the planet. Noah, an Army vet looking for work to support his sick younger brother, got caught up with the Autobots while trying to boost a snazzy Porsche, the Autobot Mirage, voiced by a surprisingly lively Pete Davidson.

When an aspiring archaeologist, Elena (Dominique Fishback), accidentally uncovers half of the key hidden in an ancient Incan bird statue and triggers the beacon, the benevolent Autobots, stranded on Earth and led by Optimus Prime (Peter Cullen), send their new human friend Noah (Anthony Ramos) to retrieve it. What does the key do? Honestly, who knows, it’s just the necessary thingamajig over which the primary players can scrabble and fight throughout a two-hour span. The basics are as such: a giant, planet-eating dark god known as Unicron needs a gleaming key that has been hidden by the Maximals (reminder, those are the beastie bots) in order to gobble as many planets as he’d like, Earth included. Got all that? It’s OK if you don’t, because the screenplay - by Joby Harold, Darnell Metayer, Josh Peters, Erich Hoeber and Jon Hoeber, with a story by Harold - will repeat the pertinent information ad nauseam, until you never want to hear the phrase “trans-warp key” ever again. “Rise of the Beasts,” set in 1994, is also based on the “Transformers: Beast Wars” media franchise of comic books and anime, which introduced the Maximal characters, alien robots that look like giant animals, not shape-shifting cars. It is now, astonishingly, seven films deep with the release of “Transformers: Rise of the Beasts,” which is both a prequel to “Transformers” and a sequel to 2018’s “Bumblebee,” which was set in 1987. Well she'll be protective mom friend even if you aren't Human anyways, just who she is.The “Transformers” film franchise, spawned in 2007 with Michael Bay’s “Transformers,” was one of the first straight-faced blockbuster franchises based on a toy (and an ’80s cartoon series).

If you're Human then she'll often be the protective mom friend, no one will ever bully you or hurt you on her watch.

Garnet ia also the best to talk to about plenty of things, she often always has very good advise.Having beach fun with all the Crystal Gems on the beach, volleyball, swimming, other things to do with a fun day at the beach.3/4 of the time with everyone else, which is fun and exciting. Sometimes Garnet will take you to cool places via the Warp Pad.So far just chatting and playing some of Steven's board games, or just doing other things around Beach City.She'll be like the cool mom friend, the best because she's.well she's Garnet.And also just plain day to day shenanigans. Also having to get used to the things she and the other Crystal Gems get into, like fighting the Corrupted Gems, or sometimes Homeworld Gems.Until you both can call each other friends. Soon enough after talking even more, the closer you two become.Within time she'll talk more with you the more you are together, by one-sided conversation or through relaxing together.Relaxing or awkward, the two of you would sit there together.Unless the two of you just not speak at all and just sit there staring at something, maybe at the sunset, or at the sky, etc.Garnet won't talk very much, so you'll be doing most of the talk.Meeting Garnet would most likely through knowing Steven or by chance.

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