The Cybertron scene in Bumblebee delivered the best action sequence in the franchise and gave fans something they had waited ...

The film takes place in 1987 and the transforming robot car Bumblebee is looking for a place to take refuge on earth, hiding out at in California junkyard where a teenage girl named Charlie ...

Charlie and Memo (Jorge Lendeborg Jr.) find Bumblebee and use a series of stun guns to revive him. This is quickly interrupted by Agent Burns (John Cena) and the rest of Sector 7, whose actions ...

But she soon finds out that Bumblebee is far more than just a car, then ends up in the midst of a battle between the Autobot and the Decepticons. The film also reveals that Charlie is the person t ...

No, Bumblebee does not have a post-credits scene ... The second scene sees Charlie Watson (Hailee Steinfeld) working on the red car that she and her father had been tinkering with for years.

We always knew it wasn’t about Charlie and Memo; it was about Bumblebee and Charlie. So at the very most, we only ever wanted it to be a small thing. If you ended it with a kiss, it then becomes ...

When Charlie gets the Bug home, however, she’s astounded to witness the car’s sudden transition to robot form and decisively nicknames B-127 “Bumblebee” once she gets over her initial shock.

A similar pea-green, wood-paneled stationwagon belongs to Charlie’s family in Bumblebee, and even becomes part of a chase sequence. “This is a damn fine automobile, if you want my honest ...

“In my mind, I have all kinds of ideas for where Charlie goes from here; where Bumblebee goes from here; where Optimus Prime goes from here. In my mind, I’ve already made those movies on some ...

In reference to G1, the car lot where Sam bought Bumblebee also had a yellow Volkswagen Beetle. There, he befriended a young ...