SnoReptilePlenty Memorable, crazy movie

GrimPrecise I'll tell you why so serious

Pacionsbo Absolutely Fantastic

CrawlerChunky In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

Ersbel Oraph This is cheap indoctrination into legalism. The police is good. The bad don't listen to the police. But the god like police always catches them. Because they are good. And they catch the bad. Also some special beings like transformers are obviously important enough to be guarding the woods in the middle of nowhere for speeding drivers. And they serve the police. Because they are good too. And women are secondary. Because men do the violence. And women make the babies and the cooking. Right?Also the animation is as good as the scripting. Meaning crap.Contact me with Questions, Comments or Suggestions ryitfork @ bitmail.ch

adonis98-743-186503 The Rescue Bots are Transformers that work with a family of heroes to rescue humans from disasters. These non-violent Transformer stories are aimed at preschool viewers. Transformers: Rescue Bots was clearly made with the thought of selling toys to little kids and many times threw out it's running seasons it's kinda goofy and even over the top but that's the fun about it you don't expect to say something else from robots that turn into cars, helicopters or even trucks right? The voice acting is quite brilliant and once again Transformer Legend Peter Cullen voices Optimus Prime in some episodes but the real stars are these 4 new Transformers that are the Rescue Bots and i gotta say my favorite was the Police Car one he was funny and quite smart and knew how to get his teammates out of trouble. Overall this is a show aimed for kids and no wonder but it's still a fun TV show that both kids, teenagers and maybe even adults can enjoy.

Terryfan Transformers: Rescue Bots is targeted to a younger fan group of Transformers and to help introduce them to the Transformers but it does allow for the adult fans to watch it with their children.The plot of the series centers around Four Autobots: Heatwave (Voiced by Steve Blum), Chase (Voiced by D.C. Douglas), Blades (Voiced by Parvesh Cheena) and Boulder (Voiced by Imari Williams) are given the mission by Optimus Prime (Voiced by Peter Cullen) to learn about Earth, about humans and serve and protected.Along with their human allies Chief Charlie Burns (Voiced by Maurice LaMarche, and his family Cody Burns (Voiced by Elan Garfias, Dani Burns (Voiced by Lacey Chabert), Kade Burns (voiced by Jason Marsden) and Graham Burns (voiced by Shannon McKain)The series also feature guest stars such as LeVar Burton, Jeff Bennett, Kath Soucie, Mark Hamill, Michael Bell,Katherine McNamara,Tim Curry, Stacy Darrow, Dee Bradley Baker, Jim Cummings, Roger Craig SmithThe stories for the show do work for both kids and adults with having both serious and humor but along with making the show work. Also the creative written does present some funny one liners so the writers have done something right.Voice acting is pretty talented as well and good we got Transformers Vets returning to work in The Transformers.Animation is original and only the best way to give it a understanding is to watch it for yourself. What I like best about the series is the theme song and intro it is very catchy and the lyrics work for the show there are times I replay the song over and over because I enjoy it that much.If you're a fan give Transformers: Rescue Bots a try you might be surprised.

sean_receiver My 5 y.o. loves this show. He's seen all 23 episodes and wants to watch them again. For a kid that is into robots or space themed stories, the Transformers Rescue Bots is a home run hit. The stories are innocuous and with just enough "danger" to make the little ones care about the happenings. Remember the target audience and don't expect the whole family to be enthralled, but it won't make the adults groan too often. To help make it more interesting for the grown ups, we try to figure out the voice actors and there are some good ones on display for Transformers Rescue Bots. No extreme violence, though and mild, measured language. Show it to your kids without fear.