Transformers 5

‘Transformers’ May Spin Off Bumblebee Into His Own Solo Movie
‘Transformers’ May Spin Off Bumblebee Into His Own Solo Movie
‘Transformers’ May Spin Off Bumblebee Into His Own Solo Movie
The Transformers franchise has grossed more than $3.7 billion worldwide. So you and I and all rational thinking people might think they’re terrible, but from a financial perspective, they’re definitely working. But you know that old expression in Hollywood: If it ain’t broke, break it into its component parts, and then turn each of those component parts into its own spinoff franchise to maximize revenue. I think Thomas Edison is the first guy who said that one.
Paramount Planning an Animated ‘Transformers’ Prequel
Paramount Planning an Animated ‘Transformers’ Prequel
Paramount Planning an Animated ‘Transformers’ Prequel
Long after our corpses have turned to dust, they will still be making Transformers movies. The cities will fall and the tides will rise to the soundtrack of wisecracking robots turning into cars. These things will outlive humanity and will ultimately be the number one choice of entertainment for the sentient A.I. that will supplant us. Transformers 57 will be the most popular film in the underground bunkers that will house the future citizenry of Earth. In other news, two new writers have joined the “writer‘s room” that has been tasked with plotting future movies, one of which may be an animated prequel set entirely on Cybertron. Oh, joy. Oh, bliss.
'Transformers' Franchise Builds New Writer's Room
'Transformers' Franchise Builds New Writer's Room
'Transformers' Franchise Builds New Writer's Room
A couple of months ago, we learned that Paramount, along with producers Michael Bay and Steven Spielberg, hired Akiva Goldsman to head up a new Transformers brain trust, giving Goldsman creative control over the future of the franchise. Goldsman has just put together the writer’s room for the upcoming sequels and spinoffs, and it’s…interesting.
New 'Transformers' Movie Arriving in 2017
New 'Transformers' Movie Arriving in 2017
New 'Transformers' Movie Arriving in 2017
Last month, we reported on Paramount’s plans to continue their Transformers franchise, following Michael Bay’s decision to exit the director’s chair to focus on non-robot projects (we’ll see). According to reports, the studio plans on not only releasing another sequel, but expanding the universe with spinoffs, hiring Akiva Goldsman to oversee a creative team of writers. Hasbro has now confirmed those plans, along with the intention to release a new Transformers movie in 2017.
Mark Wahlberg Returning for 'Transformers 5'
Mark Wahlberg Returning for 'Transformers 5'
Mark Wahlberg Returning for 'Transformers 5'
If you took time out of your life to go to the theater this year and see ‘Transformers: Age of Extinction,’ then you know that one of the better parts of that wacky film was Mark Wahlberg. The Boston native’s performance as a small town Texas inventor was just one of the exceedingly silly elements of the film, but he was actually pretty fun to watch. As it turns out, Wahlberg also enjoyed starring in a ‘Transformers’ movie, and he’ll be back for more in ‘Transformers 5’—but that was kind of obvious, right?
No 'Transformers 5' For Michael Bay
No 'Transformers 5' For Michael Bay
No 'Transformers 5' For Michael Bay
You'll be hard-pressed to find many people who actually liked 'Transformers: Age of Extinction.' But unlike the previous three movies in this franchise, the box office actually reflected that. With the film currently struggling to hit $250 million at the domestic box office (despite doing great numbers overseas), it isn't that surprising that director Michael Bay is jumping ship on 'Transformers 5'.
Paramount's 2016 Releases Include 'Paranormal Activity 5'
Paramount's 2016 Releases Include 'Paranormal Activity 5'
Paramount's 2016 Releases Include 'Paranormal Activity 5'
We've been hearing buzz about some of Paramount's major plans for a while now, but the studio finally confirmed their 2016 release line-up recently at CineEurope (the European version of CinemaCon, a major theater convention), and included on the list are lots of sequels, like 'Beverly Hills Cop 4,' 'Transformers 5,' and -- wait, what's this? -- 'Paranormal Activity 5,' which has been bumped back once again.