LA Times
There was still an hour before the gates would open at Universal Studios Hollywood, so Michael Bay pretty much had the Autobot universe to himself on Tuesday morning. First he took two spins through Transformers: The Ride — 3D, the theme park’s just-opened, $100-million digital marvel. Then the 47-year-old filmmaker wandered through Transformers Supply Vault (a store designed to look like the world’s most cheerful military bunker) where even he seemed surprised by its inventory of merchandise that included T-shirts, masks, magnets, patches, coffee cups, books and (of course) plastic toys.
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I really can't stress enough how badly I want to see Unicron in the next movie(s). Sounds like Mr.Bay and company are listening to fans and taking the fight to space at very least.
whats so interesting about dark abyss n stars? earths so much more interesting
How bout using those billions to hire a good screenwriter. I would ask that they strip out everything bad about the franchise but then we would be left with nothing. What else would the mindless adolescent watch?
For the love of god, don't give the humans a significant role... I just want to see the robots.
A new set of casts' would definitely not hurt the franchise. Am looking forward to the 4th installment.