Transformers Prime Beast Hunters: Predacons Rising

'Transformers Prime Beast Hunters: Predacons Rising' is the final chapter in the Transformers Prime series, and it is a very satisfying conclusion. This movie includes no humans which makes it more enjoyable as we explore the Transformers home planet and see the restoration of it. The story takes place after season 3 of the shows finale and brings back all the excellent voice actors of the show and takes them on a new journey and a new story that makes Transformers refreshing and new. This movie ignores all the plot holes left with the show to be it's own individual thing. The conclusion is very satisfying and ends the show very well. Good music by Brian Tyler but nothing unique to the soundtrack at this point. Excellent story-telling, excellent voice acting, fans of the show will love it, and if you haven't seen the show you can still enjoy it but it won't be the same. Highly recommend this perfect conclusion to a great series.

I expected more but animation style and animation are bad they are bad cheap cgi the story is good but i gave up half way trough just because animation is soo bad .if they just used animation from the 80s i would have been 10x better.Avoid this at all costs.

Before I start my review, I need to say that I haven't watched Transformers Prime so I am new to this version of Transformers, but that didn't stop me from watching this movie. After watching the movie, I can say that it was awesome.

Positives for Transformers Prime Beast Hunters: Predacons Rising (2013): First off, this movie has a phenomenal voice cast from Peter Cullen, Frank Welker, John Noble, Will Friedle, Steve Blum, Nolan North, Kevin Michael Richardson, Jeffrey Combs and Michael Ironside. I love that the Autobots, Decepticons and Predacons have to team up so they can defeat Unicron. I love that this movie focuses on the Transformers and the Transformers only. The action sequences in this movie are absolutely spectacular from start to finish. And finally, I love the way how this movie ends and it feels appropriate to the series.

Overall, Transformers Prime Beast Hunters: Predacons Rising (2013) is a spectacular TV movie and that's something I don't often say a lot of times.

First of all I must say I was a big fan of transformers prime, and was my introduction to the transformers series, I watched the animated and the Michael bay movies but they really couldn't catch me the way prime did, and after having to endure years upon years to finally get me a hbo max account I must say it was well worth the waiting, that said, this movie, as the ending of the beast hunters saga, was a disappointment, I don't know the behind the scenes of the production but you can tell it was not only rushed but it was gutted as well, the first half hour of the movie was not only on par with the series at its best but even managed to surpass it for a moment, but afterwards it quickly became clear there was a shift during the production of the movie, as at least one third of the entire runtime seems to have been taken away, and the writers seemingly had to panic and scramble ideas to tie up what's still left of the movie, ideas had to be abandoned, plot points scrapped and recycled and the ending had to be rushed, at the end, there was no beast hunting, no (alive) predacons rose up, and no epic battle between our three main players, with the ending being as close to a deus ex machina, even if it ultimately (kind of) made sense given the situation. It left me wondering what happened behind the scenes more than what happened on screen.

It was okay, you should watch it.

This TV movie was as a decent epilogue for the Transformers Prime series.

This is the kind of satisfying conclusion I would wanted for the 2012 version of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles instead of what we got.