All Autobots are dads! The ultimate trailer of Bumblebee is officially released

Paramount Pictures today released the final trailer for the "Transformers" independent film "Bumblebee". Although "Bumblebee" is a "Transformers" themed movie, it is an independent movie outside of the original 5 trilogies. The film returns to the G1 elements and brings movie fans back to the extremely simple 80s. So how does "Bumblebee" perform? Let's go to the final trailer to reveal his true face!

Bumblebee Final Edition Trailer:

In the trailer, Bumblebee interacts affectionately with the heroine Charlie. Optimus Prime asks "Bumblebee" to protect the earth and humans. Bumblebee is ordered to fight the Decepticons on Earth. While fighting the Decepticons, he also faces the threat of humans. On the other hand, "Brother Pillar" is like a fish in water on Cybertron as a leader, and the Decepticons are just his little brothers! Soundwave and the electronic dog are simply vulnerable. So what will the story be like? Everyone will get the answer in the theater!

Bumblebee is directed by Travis Knight, the director of Kubo and the Two Strings, which was nominated for the Oscar for Best Animated Feature Film. The Transformers film series' gold medal team Lorenzo di Bonaventura, Michael Bay, and Steven Spielberg serve as producers to escort the film. Hailee Steinfeld, John Cena, Jorge Lundberg Jr. co-star.

The story of "Bumblebee" goes back to 1987 and tells the story of Bumblebee who came to Earth from Cybertron and was eager to find a place to live. In a scrapyard in a coastal town in California, the heroine found the dying Bumblebee and brought him back from death. However, Bumblebee's memory chip was damaged, and he forgot what happened before coming to Earth. Thanks to the heroine and his best friend Memo who helped Bumblebee recover his memory, they finally worked together to fight against human villains and the Decepticon Legion.

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The "Transformers" independent film "Bumblebee" will be released in major theaters across the country on January 4, 2019.