TRANSFORMERS 4 Will Film In Michigan; New Plot Details Revealed

Sounds like Unicron to me.

Please be Unicorn,and hopefully Rodimus.

So humans will attempt to create Transformers and TF4 will have a shitty villain like the Fallen again.


I will definitely not bother seeing TF4. Idk how I even watched the previous 3.

Not a fan of Snyder, Gusto? He's only trying to dissolve our city council (and every other one he can) so his office can have direct control over them AND try to make it seem like its our choice? That's not tooo bad, right?

@BANE5000
Yeah definitely not gonna see this :P

Well come on... That just sounds really cool, right?

Michigan passes on both The Avengers and TDKR but lets the racist, misogynistic scumbag known as Michael Bay run amok in their state with another entry in his god-awful film saga. I'm ashamed that this crap is coming to my home state.

UNICRON OR PRIMUS

"However, a group of powerful, ingenious businessman and scientists attempt to learn from past Transformer incursions and push the boundaries of technology beyond what they can control – all while an ancient, powerful Transformer menace sets Earth in his crosshairs. The epic adventure and battle between good and evil, freedom and enslavement ensues."

1) Who gives a shit about businessmen and scientists in a Transformers film? Nobody cares about that stuff. We want to see the Transformers and not them reduced to the roles of secondary characters just to give snooty, unlikable, stereotypical nimrods the spotlight.

2) Why can't we see Transformers in space? Oh that's right. It's because the military wouldn't be in the film. And we all know what a jingoistic douche Bay is.

3) This is the plot of the last 3 movies. Stupid human characters have stupid MacGuffin that ties into the Transformers' past and the Autobots and Decepticons must fight over it and blah, blah, blah. Rinse and repeat.

4) No Unicron. We have all watched Bay bastardize every Transformer villain. We don't need to see it happen to the greatest villain of Transformers. Leave him for a director who can, you know, direct.

5) Have I ever mentioned tha Michael Bay is a dumbass? I have? Don't care. Michael Bay is a dumbass.

The kids will love it.

@NeoBaggins, you speak the truth :)

The diehards are just bitchin' as usual.

So, this is the same plot as the previous 3. If the villain is Unicron, could we see also see the debut of Galvatron?

So you idiots want michael bay to make the first non human film about robots in space in live action? Yes, let's blame bay for that not happening.
Unlike Joss Whedon, bay can't do a press tour with his actors if they don't exist.
Bay can't break 100's of hollywood rules(human lead movies) just to make your inconsequential asses happy.

Someone said it best. Without Bay, there wouldn't have even been a part two. It would have just sucked completely.

First movie was watchable, second was but still pretty much Bay making a movie for jokes, third one was the worst, it was basically Even Stevens and Family: The Later Years, random "hot girl" shots and only 10 minutes of Transformers.

My big problem with Bay which seems to have gotten progressively worse over time is the action. One cannot tell what is going on. In many scenes you cannot even tell who are the "bad guys" and who are the "good guys" this is not always the case, but often. The action just comes across then as mindless, unfocused, and extremely messy. I get headaches trying to follow it. This is especially true for the third film in my opinion.

I'll watch T4 for Mark Wahlberg and Gusto's cameo. :P

Hopefully we get an accurate portrayal of Unicorn. Not like the Galactus we got from Fantastic Four 2 rise of the Silver Surfer. If they make it more adult friendly and less kid friendly it should be a good summer popcorn flick.

@Azazel1 We're definitely on the same page with the "downhill" scenario. When I saw the first Transformers at a packed 8pm early screening, there was magic. I was a kid again. The audience was alive and it felt like I was back in the blockbuster age of the 80's with all the wonder and spectacle. It was awesome and it was something no one was providing movie-goers at the time. You had superheroes, action heroes, pirates, martial arts, gun slingers, spies and all these other films. But now, TRANSFORMERS.

Bringing the property to film should be absurd based on the source material, but Bay made it his own. There was cheezy stuff and plot holes, but it was a great blockbuster film.

I was thinking for the sequel, all they had to do for success was to make just a LITTLE better than the first one, tightening up the more obnoxious elements. Instead, Bay ramped them up in the sequel. =(

I still think anyone else would have made considerably worse films. It's not an easy property to convey with it's very little background and prime origin of.... toys.