Review of Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014) by Galvy F — 16 Jun 2017
When what we know we don't know until it's revealled to us that changes the course of history and power as we know it. When what we don't see what we know it is unearthed, for further studying of how life was once lived and thrived.
When what we don't know could harm us when it's in the wrong hands. When we don't know what powers hold that are far greater then our grasps have ever reached or touched, it is unearthed and brought to the hands to control.
When we know where powers reside whether from another universe, and here on earth to know who holds domain. When we know who holds powers, to keep for themselves when they know how to unlock the worldly secrets it holds to either use it for good or bad.
When we know there are many invested interest in power to know that power is competitive and battling over power ends in war. When what we don't know who has invested interest in power we know when it's revealled to us.
When somethings we don't know it is revealed to us when it's before our time, planted for the time to reveal itself and purpose that unlocks it's powerful intentions. When we don't know who holds domain over the world, but we know it's not meant for those whom threaten to destroy it when life before us once existed.
When we know life was threatened and protected to keep life continously growing to what we know now to allow anything to destroy it. When power makes us lose sight on our past, souls forever imprisoned in the earth, no longer existent when it couldn't protect itself from threats that we have a chance to.
When we know who holds alliances and deep loyalty to this world, a relationship forged to protect from greater foes we continue to accept bonds till today.
This review of Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014) was written by Galvy F on 16 Jun 2017.
Transformers: Age of Extinction has generally received mixed reviews.
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