Kuma wrote: In any combat situation the first thing a leader thinks about is his soldiers before himself. It is all about the honor code that comes with being not just a leader, but a warrior and for Optimus Prime, he is faced knowing that he may have failed his comrades in trusting the human race as allies. How does one bounce back knowing that his soldiers, his family have been slain for doing what was right. Is this the kind of reward you grant heroes? Is this how you honor those that risked blood, sweat, spark and metal for your own planet? I don’t think so. But I promise you this; a true warrior doesn’t go down gentle. Welcome all to this movie review of Transformers: Age of Extinction.
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