I Can Transform Ya

Sunshine, before I even get into it and I mean INTO IT, just know I give this movie 2 snaps and a twirl

You ever watch an action thriller, horror, etc., and wonder about the authentic response you and yours would have. That’s what this movie is. Finally, real reactions. It was such a relief.

In case you were ever wondering this blog is unapologetically black Black BLACK. Set in the 90s with Puerto Rican and Black leads you get it all. The fashion, reaction, slang, and the music. I thoroughly enjoyed every bit of it. I have one teeny tiny critique and that’s the storyline. It was the usual save the planet earth song and dance. The movie was madly predictable. I’ve been a fan of Transformers since the cartoon so it wasn’t a dealbreaker for me. Bumblebee was always my fave.

Now let me tell you this if you’re a fan of the franchise and clocked out when Shia LaBeouf left, I don’t blame you. I did too. This movie tho. This one right here is def a reason to clock back in. I have hopes that when this does well, he’ll pop in one of them in some sort of time-traveling plot.

Random (or maybe not so random), but I just have to mention, it was hard finding images of the actual actors and not just the transformers. If you know, then you know EXACTLY what that’s about. To me, this is just another reason to go and support the film. Well, Sunshine that’s about it, all the important stuff anyway. Go and see this movie ASAP and take a friend.

Let Your Transformers Light Shine!