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Bay did say he wanted to do another movie before he returns to TF3. He said he's had enough of robots for a while.

Read it here:

http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=56191

Comingsoon.net- Michael Bay and the cast of the soon-to-be released sequel Revenge of the Fallen, answer questions about filming, the twins, workouts, injuries, Imax, DVD extras, working with the military, President Obama's role in the movie, and more after they got back from their international press tour in Moscow.

The cast comes off as being very fun and comfortable with one another, and of course, does not reveal much to do with the actual plot.

Michael Bay reveals things that have already been shared like the extra footage time and scenes in the Imax version, and that he is tired of doing giant robot movies for now, and needs a break. And of course, we do know that he said he would be back for the third installment.

You can read the whole interview for yourself at comingsoon.net.

"Q: Are you already thinking about the third film?

Bay: I don't know. We'll see how this one turns out.

Q: How many minutes of deleted scenes might be on the DVD?

Bay: I don't know. We're figuring it out right now. Seven or eight?

Q: Are you going to be shooting more in IMAX?

Bay: I regret not shooting the head scene in IMAX. But IMAX is very expensive. Just special effects in IMAX is expensive.

Q: Do you think you'll be doing IMAX for all your future movies?

Bay: I don't know. If the movie serves it.

Q: What else can we expect from the DVD?

Bay: This one is done by Ridley Scott's DVD guy. We're gonna have a lot of stuff on this. We're gonna have a special IMAX version where it'll open up the top and bottom.
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Wow, nearly all of his answers were "I don't know".

We're gonna have a special IMAX version where it'll open up the top and bottom ? ? ? ?

Will that be sold seperatly, will that be the blu ray release?
And why open at top and bottom. Im a bit confused about this comment. . .

skids 2.0 wrote:We're gonna have a special IMAX version where it'll open up the top and bottom ? ? ? ?

Will that be sold seperatly, will that be the blu ray release?
And why open at top and bottom. Im a bit confused about this comment. . .

he's just talking about like what they did with the Dark Knight blu-ray....the IMAX scenes take the whole screen as opposed to the rest of the movie being 2:35 aspect ratio. its honestly not as noticeable or distracting as it seems.

actually its not even just the blu-ray, even in IMAX theaters the ratio changed during Dark Knight. but yeah thats what he's talking about.

as for a seperate release, i imagine they'll do like Dark Knight where the blu-ray only contains the IMAX version while the DVD will have the theatrical. the Dark Knight DVD did have a special feature discussing the IMAX scenes and showing them as a seperate feature so maybe they'll do that again.