The movie I like the least is Transformers: The Last Knight. I watched it about four years ago¹ at a cinema near my university with two classmates². We chose it mainly because we wanted to see something entertaining after a stressful week of exams, and the trailer made the action scenes look quite impressive. The film is basically about³ giant robots, known as Autobots and Decepticons, fighting on Earth. This particular instalment also mixes in some historical elements involving King Arthur and a magical staff. The human characters try to prevent a major disaster while the robots battle each other. In theory, it sounds like⁴ an exciting combination of science fiction, adventure, and action. However, I found it extremely disappointing⁵. The plot was confusing and jumped from one location and storyline to another without a clear connection. There were so many explosions and special effects that, after a while, they became tiring rather than exciting. More importantly, I did not feel emotionally connected to any of the characters, so I simply did not care what happened to them. The movie was also far too long. By the end, I was checking the time⁶ and hoping it would finish soon, which is never a good sign. I do not mind action films at all, but I think a good movie needs a coherent story and believable characters, not just spectacular visuals. That is why it remains my least favourite movie.