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‘Bumblebee’ Prequel Has an Official Production Start Date
‘Bumblebee’ Prequel Has an Official Production Start Date
‘Bumblebee’ Prequel Has an Official Production Start Date
Just a few weeks after Transformers: The Last Knight rolled into theaters, Paramount is getting that Bumblebee prequel on the fast track. Today we got the news of a rumored mysterious working title, an official title (complete with colon, like all of today’s young adult franchises), and an extremely soon production start date. Like, very soon. Like, within a couple of weeks from now.
All The Hasbro SDCC 2017 Exclusives, And Where to Get Them
All The Hasbro SDCC 2017 Exclusives, And Where to Get Them
All The Hasbro SDCC 2017 Exclusives, And Where to Get Them
And now, that time is near, where we face San Diego's Comic-Con. Our friends, we'll say it clear, and reveal to you all the exclusives. There's no wrong way to enjoy San Diego Comic-Con, but for many, picking up rare artifacts from the world's foremost geeky manufacturers is an honored tradition. With that in mind, we've taken a long look at what Hasbro's got to offer its fans from the realms of Star Wars, Marvel, Transformers and beyond to help you in your quest to get what you so desire.
The ‘Transformers: The Last Knight’ Trailer Remixed With Bad Reviews
The ‘Transformers: The Last Knight’ Trailer Remixed With Bad Reviews
The ‘Transformers: The Last Knight’ Trailer Remixed With Bad Reviews
Have you ever seen those movie ads on TV filled with gushing quotes from critics and thought to yourself, “I saw that movie; it was terrible. Where did they find these positive reviews?” If you have, you’re not alone — and you’re going to love ScreenCrush’s series, Critics Are Raving!, which balances the cinematic scales with trailers full of slightly more accurate (and slightly more negative) lines from reviews. Real critics. Real quotes. Really bad movies. That’s what’s Critics Are Raving! is all about.
Bumblebee Will Return to Volkswagen Bug Form in His Spinoff
Bumblebee Will Return to Volkswagen Bug Form in His Spinoff
Bumblebee Will Return to Volkswagen Bug Form in His Spinoff
The Transformers movies are basically perfect except for one small problem: Bumblebee, the lovable Autobot hero, isn’t a Volkswagen Beetle, as he was in the original Transformers toys and cartoon series. (In the films, he’s a Chevy muscle car, the model of which varies based on whatever is Chevrolet’s hot new car of the moment.) Other than that? All five Transformers movies are basically 10/10, would own on Blu-ray.
Here’s Every Single Product Placement in Michael Bay’s Movies
Here’s Every Single Product Placement in Michael Bay’s Movies
Here’s Every Single Product Placement in Michael Bay’s Movies
If I had to pick the most egregious example of product placement ever, I would nominate the scene from Transformers: Age of Extinction, when the entire movie stops to examine the wreckage of a crash involving an alien spaceship and a Bud Light truck. The camera pans across a street littered with Bud Light bottles; then Mark Wahlberg picks one up, cracks it open, and takes a healthy swig. And while he’s shilling beer, there’s a second product placement in the background; just over his shoulder, very much in focus, is a giant Goodyear Tires sign.
Does ‘The Last Knight’ Kill a Major Transformers Character Off-Screen?
Does ‘The Last Knight’ Kill a Major Transformers Character Off-Screen?
Does ‘The Last Knight’ Kill a Major Transformers Character Off-Screen?
The new Transformers movie is all about buried secrets. Texan Bostonian inventor bro Cade Yeager (Mark Wahlberg) and brainy Oxford professor Vivian Frumplebumple (okay I admit it: I didn’t catch her last name so I made that up) discover a world they never knew: The hidden history of Transformers on Earth. It turns out the Transformers have played a role in every armed conflict throughout time. The Transformers helped King Arthur, and they threw an assist to the Allies during World War II. There’s more to meets the eye in those history books, doncha know.
5 Moments from the ‘Transformers’ Movies That Aren’t Terrible
5 Moments from the ‘Transformers’ Movies That Aren’t Terrible
5 Moments from the ‘Transformers’ Movies That Aren’t Terrible
Has any franchise ever been more successful and less beloved than Transformers? Even before this week’s release of Transformers: The Last Knight, the series had made almost $3.8 billion worldwide, despite an average Rotten Tomatoes score of 32 and three straight sequels that run the gamut from “kind of crummy” to “possibly the actual worst mega-budget blockbuster ever made.”
How Well Do You Know ‘Transformers’?
How Well Do You Know ‘Transformers’?
How Well Do You Know ‘Transformers’?
You know the Transformers series, which unveils its fifth film, The Last Knight, later this week. But did you know that the franchise largely exists because of the war in Iraq? It’s true; producer Don Murphy originally pitched Hasbro on making a G.I. Joe film series, but because of the political climate in the early 2003 after 9/11, they were hesitant and suggested Murphy instead devote his energies to the Transformers. Hasbro did eventually make two big-budget G.I. Joes, but only after the Transformers became a massive success with Paramount and DreamWorks. That’s just one of the facts featured in the latest installment of You Think You Know Movies!
‘Transformers: The Last Knight’ Review
‘Transformers: The Last Knight’ Review
‘Transformers: The Last Knight’ Review
You would think that after five attempts, Michael Bay would eventually figure out how to make a coherent Transformers movie. Apparently not. I challenge anyone — including this film’s four writers — to explain the story of Transformers: The Last Knight, how the characters get from point A to point B, and why any of it matters. I maintain that it cannot be done. Either this movie is dumb or I am.

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