Transformers One Ending Explained: An Ending And A Beginning
Transformers One is one of the best Transformers movies in decades, so could this be a new start for the franchise? Here's the film's ending, explained.
Read MoreTransformers One is one of the best Transformers movies in decades, so could this be a new start for the franchise? Here's the film's ending, explained.
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