Transformers: Rise of the Beasts Unleashes High-Speed Chase with Anthony Ramos & New Transformer Mirage

A newly released clip from Transformers: Rise of the Beasts showcases an intense high-speed police chase and introduces Anthony Ramos' character, Noah's, first encounter with Mirage. Directed by Steven Caple Jr., the film draws inspiration from the "Beast Wars" spinoff and is the seventh installment of the franchise. The highly anticipated sequel is set to introduce a plethora of new Transformers such as the Predacons, Terrorcons, and Maximals, as well as Noah as the new human protagonist. With the release date fast approaching, IGN has shared a sneak peek at the street-level action in the upcoming film. Take a look at the exciting clip below:

The scene opens with Optimus Prime delivering his famous line, "Autobots, roll out," which immediately prompts Mirage to spring into action. While the film's official trailer did provide a brief glimpse of Noah's street race with the police and his first encounter with Pete Davidson's Mirage, the recently released clip offers a more comprehensive look at the entire sequence.

It's clear that Noah's relationship with Mirage will play a crucial role in Transformers 7.

Although the Transformers movies have primarily focused on the ongoing war between the Autobots and Decepticons, the relationship between a human protagonist and their Transformer companion has remained a key aspect of the franchise. This is exemplified in the first film, Michael Bay's 2007 Transformers, which follows Shia LaBeouf's character, Sam Witwicky, as he forms a deep connection with his Transformer, Bumblebee. This bond is carried through to the third installment, Transformers: Dark of the Moon.

Transformers: Age of Extinction replaces Sam with Cade, played by Mark Wahlberg, who forms a significant connection with Optimus. The bond between humans and Transformers is further explored in Bumblebee, where Hailee Steinfeld's Charlie builds a special relationship with the titular Autobot. The human characters serve as inspiration for the Autobots to defend humanity.

Noah's role in the Autobot vs. Decepticon war in Transformers: Rise of the Beasts remains uncertain, but he will introduce audiences to the film's world. His friendship with Mirage is crucial to the story, and the film's impact hinges on their dynamic. While the Transformers franchise is known for its action, it is the bond between human and machine that gives it emotional depth.