Looking to relive the biggest explosion-fest of the last decade? Google Play has you covered. As of March 5th, visitors to the digital distribution platform will find that Transformers, Michael Bay’s bombastic 2007 film adaptation of the popular toy line of the same name, is available for free.
The promotion, which is only available in the US, covers the HD version of Transformers, which usually retails for $17.99. All users need to do is add the film to their cart; from there, it can be downloaded on demand.
Google Play last made headlines at the end of 2014, when it hosted the James Franco and Seth Rogen film The Interview. Due to its controversial nature, The Interview quickly became the #1 film on Google Play, driving millions of consumers to the platform.
It’s not clear how long Google’s promotion will last, so if you have interest in reliving the movie that made more than $700 million at the box office and inspired a barrage of dull sequels, act fast.
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