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Transformers One arrives for streaming: where and how to watch

The ultimate battle for Cybertron is here. Watch "Transformers One."

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An official cover image for the Transformers One film. Three large robots with a futuristic and mechanical design stand prominently in the image. The central robot (Optimus Prime) holds a glowing object above its head, emitting a bright blue light. The robot on the left (Optimus Prime) is primarily red with yellow and white accents, while the robot on the right (Megatron) is dark gray with blue highlights. The background features a gradient of warm colors on the left transitioning to cooler colors on the right, with a futuristic cityscape visible in the distance on the left side. The image is visually striking due to the vibrant colors, detailed mechanical designs, and dramatic lighting effects.
Image: Paramount Animation / Paramount Pictures
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If you’ve been eagerly waiting to revisit Cybertron, Transformers One, the animated prequel to the beloved franchise, is finally available for streaming on Paramount+ as of November 15, 2024. This milestone marks the franchise’s first fully CGI-animated movie since The Transformers: The Movie (1986), and it’s a compelling deep dive into the origins of Optimus Prime and Megatron.

Directed by Josh Cooley (Toy Story 4), the film is set 300 million years before the live-action films, chronicling the rise of Orion Pax (soon to be Optimus Prime) and his complex relationship with Megatron. The movie’s star-studded voice cast includes Chris Hemsworth as Orion Pax / Optimus Prime, Brian Tyree Henry as D-16 / Megatron, Keegan-Michael Key as B-127 / Bumblebee, and Scarlett Johansson as Elita-1. The film explores how the deep friendship between these iconic characters crumbled, laying the groundwork for the Autobots vs. Decepticons saga we know today.

An official cover image for the Transformers One film. Four robots from left to right: Megatron, Bumblebee, Elita-1, and Optimus Prime, stand side by side in front of a large, glowing sun. The robots are detailed in various colors and designs, including shades of gray, yellow, purple, and red. The background features a futuristic landscape with a setting sun casting a warm glow over the scene.
Image: Paramount Animation / Paramount Pictures

Where to watch Transformers One (and buy/rent)

While the film debuted in theaters on September 20, 2024, its streaming availability has been hotly anticipated. Paramount+ offers two subscription tiers to watch the film: the Paramount+ Essential plan with ads is typically priced at $7.99 per month or $59.99 annually, while the Paramount+ with SHOWTIME (formerly the Premium plan), which offers an ad-free experience, is priced at $12.99 per month or $119.99 annually. Both plans come with a free 7-day trial.

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For those who prefer to own the film, it’s already available for purchase on platforms like Prime Video and Apple TV. Blu-ray and DVD enthusiasts can look forward to its 4K Ultra HD Steelbook release on December 17, with discounts currently available on Amazon.

Beyond the nostalgia and thrilling action sequences, Transformers One dives into the emotional core of the franchise, exploring themes of loyalty, power, and destiny. It’s a movie that caters to long-time fans and new audiences alike, offering stunning visuals and a gripping narrative about the birth of Cybertron’s enduring conflict.

Ready to join the battle for Cybertron? Grab your popcorn and tune in now on Paramount+ or plan your holiday stocking stuffers with its upcoming home release options.


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