The post-production process is the unsung hero of the movie business. There’s a saying that every film exists as three different movies; the one that’s written, the one that’s filmed, and the one that’s created in the editing room. Of course, audiences only see the final version, so it’s no surprise that the average movie-goer is unaware of how crucial the post-production process really is and how much work goes into it. If this is true of any movie, it’s doubly so on film as massive as Transformers: Age of Extinction.
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Source: Deadline
Transformers: Age of Extinction was the most valuable film of 2014, according to calculations made by Deadline.
The site’s number crunchers estimate that the film netted a profit of roughly $250.155 million, edging out American Sniper, which profited $242.58 million.
i hope they choke with all the profit they have, the film was so bad that i did not even reached the part with the dinobots because it was too long and too boring. they should have stopped after the third film. it is really the worst film last year.
