Transformers

Transformers Transformers is an entertainment franchise spanning toys, comic books, animation, video games and films. It began with the Hasbro toy line capitalizing on a gimmick of "two toys in one" whereby a toy robot could also be "transformed" into a vehicle of some sort. It also came with a catchy motto "Robots in Disguise" and an equally creative storyline centering on two factions of warring alien robots which are called the Autobots and the Decepticons. Michael Bay has helmed all Transformers movies so far, and is rumored to be doing a fourth.
JoBlo have landed a pretty big scoop. According to them, several fan-favorite characters from classic Transformers canon are set to pop up in Michael Bay's fourth installment in his movie franchise. Which ones? Well you get one clue in the thumbnail pic, you'll have to click on for more!
Just like Iron Man 3, Michael Bay's Tranformers 4 will be a Chinese Co-Production. Resident Evil: Retribution actress Li Bingbing (who played 'Ada Wong' in that franchise) is now the latest addition to the cast as a part of that agreement. Read on for details!
A Transformers 4 casting call for Austin, Texas has gone online, and it confirms the return of General Morshower as well as revealing the name of the lead character (played by Mark Wahlberg).
Jeff Sneider of The Wrap is reporting that British actress, Sophia Myles ("Underworld") has landed a "major" supporting role in Transformers 4. Hit the jump to take a gander and to voice your usual fawning praise of all things Michael Bay.
Michael Bay has assembled an impressive new cast for the fourth installment in the franchise, but what of keeping some ties to the previous trilogy with appearances from former cast members? We know Josh Duhamel will return, and Tyrese Gibson reckons he'll be joining him.
We haven't heard anything about Kelsey Grammer making a return as 'Beast' in X-Men: Days of Future Past, but he has now landed the role of the main villain in Michael Bay's Transformers 4. Hit the jump to find out who he'll be playing!
Pain and Gain director Michael Bay recently got the chance to discuss a little bit about his next installment in the hugely successful Transformers franchise, during an interview with the guys over at Moviefone. Be sure to visit our Transformers Hub for more news.
Wouldn't that have been interesting? During a Twitter Q&A session, Dwayne Johnson reveals that he was initially offered the lead role in Michael Bay's next Transformers film, before Pain & Gain co-star Mark Wahlberg was cast.
One of the fresh faces to join Michael Bay's fourth Transformers installment, Jack Reynor, got the chance to comment on his involvement with the upcoming film via the Tribeca Film Festival. Check out his statement after the jump!
Director Michael Bay talks about the running time for his next Transformers film, confirming that it'll be much shorter than the third installment. He also reveals why he made the first three movies so long, as well as why he's returning for the fourquel.
Yesterday a misleading article by THR confronted Pacific Rim director Guillermo del Toro and Transformers' Michael Bay. Now a day later the confusion is cleared by a post from Bay at his boards. Read what he said about GDT after the break.
In response to recent comments from Michael Bay (Transformers) bashing "rip-off" robot-centered movies, Guillermo del Toro talks about how his upcoming film Pacific Rim is very different from the multi billion dollar franchise.
Paramount is creating a reality television program in China to fill roles for it's Chinese cast. Transformers 4 Chinese Actor Talent Search will look to cast four actors and increase anticipation for the film in the world's second biggest film market.
Greg Foster, Chairman and President of IMAX Entertainment, announced yesterday that Christopher Nolan will shoot a significant amount of Interstellar with the IMAX cameras, while selected scenes from Michael Bay's Transformers 4 will also utilise the format.
Captain America: The First Avenger and The Hunger Games star Stanley Tucci has recently joined the cast of the upcoming Transformers sequel, as announced by director Michael Bay.
Transformer 4 will be the latest Hollywood production to make special arrangements to secure a release in China, the world's second largest film market. Continue on for more details.
Bonaventura, who produces Paramount's two big Hasbro franchises G.I. Joe and Transformers, shares his thoughts on a possible crossover film a la Marvel's The Avengers.
Although the young actress was already rumored to have joined the cast, Michael Bay has now confirmed as much via his official Twitter account. Peltz (The Last Airbender) will play Mark Wahlberg's daughter in the fourth Transformers flick..
A recent plot summary for Transformers 4 was seemingly leaked online after news that the Michael Bay-directed fourquel will film in Michigan, but now Paramount says that the synopsis is false.
Today, it was announced that the Michigan Film Office has approved film incentives for Michael Bay's Transformers 4 to be filmed in Metro Detroit. Hit the jump to check out some plot details.
Confirming that he'll be back as Optimus Prime in the next Transformers movie from Michael Bay, voice actor Peter Cullen also talks about the finale of The Hub's Transformers: Prime and shares his thoughts on how the franchise has lasted this long.
"The time for a new leader is upon us...". Things aren't looking good for Optimus Prime and the autobots in this trailer for the third season of Transformers: Prime, subtitled "Beast Hunters". See it after the jump.
Some production updates for two of 2014's biggest blockbusters. Transformers 4 will be return to Chicago to film for a few months, while Legendary's Godzilla reboot now has a working title and is shooting in Nanaimo, British Columbia.
Will he be the lone link from the first three Transformers films? Duhamel who portrayed William Lennox in Michael Bay's giant robot franchise is at least being considered for a cameo.
If you want less jokes and a more serious tone in the next Transformers film, you may be in luck. Mark Wahlberg says you're on the right track when it comes to the two adjectives people often use to describe a new entry in an existing film franchise.
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