Because they've just taken out an ad asking the Academy to consider the movie about giant robots blowin' shit up for Best Picture, as well as pretty much every other available Oscar. Transformers 4 was the least egregiously awful movie in the franchise, but does that achievement make it Oscar-worthy? I say thee nay.
"Transformers: Age Of Extinction" will likely beat "Roger & Me" as the most GM movie ever made. With an onslaught of product placement, scenes shot at actual GM workplaces and employees making cameos, it seems designed to help get the troubled automaker some temporary goodwill as it slogs through an inescapable public…
"Transformers: Age Of Extinction" will likely beat "Roger & Me" as the most GM movie ever made. With an onslaught of product placement, scenes shot at actual GM workplaces and employees making cameos, it seems designed to help get the troubled automaker some temporary goodwill as it slogs through an inescapable public…
There are worse ways to kill two hours on an airplane flight than by firing up one of Michael Bay's Transformers movies. There are also better ways, like reading, but whatever. The films never disappoint when it comes to cars and explosions.
Transformers: Age of Extinction, AKA Transformers 4, will not only feature a Pagani Huayra and a Ferrari 458 Speciale, but also plenty of regular-Joe cars as well. Including what looks to be a Chevrolet Malibu, getting sliced completely in two.
Never one for the subtle approach to filmmaking, Michael Bay will feature two very hot and very ostentatious Italian performance cars in Transformers 4: Age of Extinction: the Pagani Huayra and Ferrari 458 Speciale. Because why transform into a boring car if you can avoid it?
If you thought Transformers 4 will only have American muscle and European exotica next to enough explosions to bring down a small country, think again, and say hi to the GAC E-Jet — a Chinese concept reportedly being used in the next film.
What's this? Some kind of evil-looking Freightliner truck in Transformers 4? How will it fit into the film's presumably intricate plot? Will it be friend or foe?
That black car is Mr. Vengeance's 1967 Camaro. It took seven years to build, with all of the blood, sweat, and tears you'd imagine. It's famous around the web. It also looks exactly like the "new" Bumblebee from Transformers 4.
Despite building what is unquestionably the ugliest C7 Corvette Stingray in the world, Transformers 4 successfully made a pretty-looking Bumblebee out of a 1967 Camaro.
Never much for the concept of subtlety, director Michael Bay has cast two of the least subtle performance cars as Autobots in the next Transformers explosionfest: a 2014 Corvette Stingray and a Bugatti Veyron.
