This page contains affiliate links. We may earn commissions when readers interact with or purchase items through these links. For more information, see our affiliate disclosures here.

Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce

Transformers News: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce

Thursday, May 18th, 2017 1:09PM CDT

Categories: Movie Related News, People News, Interviews
Posted by: Va'al   Views: 18,093

Topic Options: View Discussion · Sign in or Join to reply

In other Transformers: The Last Knight news, we have a new piece by Empire magazine featuring an interview with Paramount's robot franchise producer Ian Bryce! The full piece can be read here, but we've selected some snippets below on his collaboration with Michael Bay, the effects, the locations they used for the movie, and the future of the franchise. Check it out!

How would you describe what you do with Michael?

It’s sort of my job to help guide him and show him how we can get there efficiently. But he’s got a really good tummy himself. He knows what his day is and then I help manage the big picture for him and figure out how to get him from one place to the other, getting through it on time. Mike is prodigiously fast. The minute he arrives he starts shooting and he doesn’t stop until he goes home. For the size of movie and the scope and scale of the movie, our schedules are very competitive.

[...]

What was it like working on the Arthurian battle?

It was really fun actually, because neither one of us had done it. If you’re fans of movies like Gladiator, The Longest Day, any period battle sequences... The trick for us was to figure out how to give it the scale that the movie deserved and fitted in a financial box that was necessary. We made the battle quite a bit bigger than originally intended, just because we felt that being part of the opening sequence of the movie we really needed to grab the audience’s attention. It was shot in three days but we jammed a lot of stuff into that sequence with horse stunts and archers and fire and spinning balls, the trebuchet. We got a lot in there.

[...]

What are your thoughts on how this Transformers universe is opening up and spiralling out?

The Bumblebee spin-off is scheduled to shoot this summer and release next year. The conceiving of it was done previously, back in the writers room, so now they’re beginning to execute that. I think each one is somewhat reliant on the last one. If this movie is well received then you make that judgement when the movie comes out and push to the next movie. It’s been that way throughout the franchise, we never really committed to the next one until the last one came out and we saw what happened. We’ve taken a one step at a time approach, trying to be faithful to the audience. If they still love it, we keep doing it.
Credit(s): Empire Online

News Search

Got Transformers News? Let us know here!

Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1882596)
Posted by william-james88 on May 18th, 2017 @ 1:16pm CDT
partholon wrote:and im REALLY worried about grimlock in this now.

Grimlock was already confirmed by the producer to serve as comic relief, so set any expectation you have of properly utilising him to an all time low.
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1882598)
Posted by Deadput on May 18th, 2017 @ 1:21pm CDT
william-james88 wrote:
partholon wrote:and im REALLY worried about grimlock in this now.

Grimlock was already confirmed by the producer to serve as comic relief, so set any expectation you have of properly utilising him to an all time low.

He does get action scenes though and although we have not seen it yet some people got to see him and Slug take out some human vehicles.

Also they never said he would only be comedy relief he and the other Dinobots are knights after all I'm sure they will come into play.
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1882609)
Posted by Va'al on May 18th, 2017 @ 2:00pm CDT
In even more news for the Transformers: The Last Knight live-action movie, we have uploaded a full gallery of over 1000 screencaps of the latest international trailer (posted again below for your viewing convenience) featuring Grimlock, Quintessa, Bumblebee's rebuild, a lot of humans (from Carmichael to Wahlberg and Moner, via Hopkins and Haddock), Cogman, Quintessa, Bayhem, Explosions, Optimus Prime slaughtering around, Megatron doing kinda the same, and various ominous bits and humorous bits.

Check the full works by clicking on any of the images below, and let us know what you made of the trailer in the Energon Pub discussion!



Image

Image

Image

Image

Image

Image

Image

Image

Image

Image

Image

Image

Image

Image

Image

Image

Image
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1882612)
Posted by Deadput on May 18th, 2017 @ 2:17pm CDT
Cogman is top tier Transformer he is definitely my fave of the new characters so far he's great and I hope we get to see him in action besides breaking Crosshairs finger.

Also from what I saw at the Imax preview Carmichael's character isn't horrible like Leo or one of the Twins so he is tolerable unless you super despise every comedy relief character in all movies and games he does have some actual funny bits from what I saw.

Some of the kids (The short kid talking about finding dead robots, the one "hot wiring" the car,) are not as tolerable and they tend to swear a bunch which is unfortunate although the tall kid who has a crush on Issy's character is ok and the last kid I don't know since he did not say or do much.

You'll probably hate them if you hate kids in movies but their not the worse humans in the franchise and their not in the movie long only for what I'm assuming is the first hour or half hour of the movie.

Just saying for those who worry about the side character humans although this is my opinion so anyone else might think different.
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1882654)
Posted by SlyTF1 on May 18th, 2017 @ 3:49pm CDT
A day and a half later and a million watches later, I'm still filled with absolute joy every time I watch the trailer. I wanted a trailer like this for the TF movies for a while. I always thought if the trailers for AOE had actually matched the tone of the movie itself, a lot of people who hate it wouldn't have been as disappointed by it.
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1882660)
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal on May 18th, 2017 @ 4:34pm CDT
Anyone else catch that Barricade was the bot beat up by Grimlock in dino mode towards the end of the trailer?
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1882665)
Posted by Deadput on May 18th, 2017 @ 4:56pm CDT
D-Maximus_Prime wrote:Anyone else catch that Barricade was the bot beat up by Grimlock in dino mode towards the end of the trailer?


Yup it also seems to happen during the scene where Mark and Izzy are being chased by him.

But he survives his attack somehow since he is in London later and with Onslaught and Hooligan.
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1882666)
Posted by Bumblebee21 on May 18th, 2017 @ 5:08pm CDT
barricade has a lot of luck
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1882667)
Posted by Sigma Magnus on May 18th, 2017 @ 5:10pm CDT
Bumblebee21 wrote:barricade has a little energon, and lot of luck

Fixed that for ya. :-P
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1882679)
Posted by crazyfist on May 18th, 2017 @ 5:53pm CDT
Just from the trailer, I'm seeing lots of references to all things Transformers. 1. Optimus cutting the heads off those horned sentries makes me think of issue # 74 of the Marvel comic series when Optimus and Scorponok face off against the hordes of Unicron. 2. Quintessa has the look of Botanica from Beast Machines. 3. Izzy sitting on Hound's shoulder makes me think of Miko and Bulkhead. 4. Bumblebee getting blown up and put back together reminds me of the original marvel G.I.Joe versus Transformers crossover where G.I.Joe blows up Bumblebee and then he gets rebuilt into Goldbug. 5. Megatron just seems more G1 to me. That trailer shot of him with his fusion cannon just looks like G1 Megs. 6. The broken planet Cybertron coming to Earth makes me think of Transformers Prime. Maybe Unicron is in Earth (that horn looking thing in the first trailer) and Cybertron/Primus is coming to cleanse the Earth of Unicron??? 7. Cade and the junkyard is like the new cartoon Robots in Disguise. 8. Quintessa is the name of the Quintesson's home planet in G1 that they blew up. 9. The Quintessons revived Optimus in 'Dark Awakening' and used him as their puppet where it looks like Quintessa turns Optimus evil in TLK. 10. And the whole King Arthur theme, there was the G1 cartoon 'A Decepticon raider in King Arthur's court'. Anyways, i am so looking forward to this movie! One more month!
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1882748)
Posted by Rodimus Prime on May 19th, 2017 @ 1:45am CDT
Image

I never cared much for movie Prime's new look (he looks like he has moobies and is wearing a bikini top), but that's an awesome shot.

Where are shots of Hot Rod? :evil:
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1882764)
Posted by Va'al on May 19th, 2017 @ 4:34am CDT
Rodimus Prime wrote:Image

I never cared much for movie Prime's new look (he looks like he has moobies and is wearing a bikini top), but that's an awesome shot.

Where are shots of Hot Rod? :evil:


Click through the gallery. ;)
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1882774)
Posted by Va'al on May 19th, 2017 @ 7:56am CDT
Fellow Seibertronian IAPETUS_PRIME has pointed us towards the newly revamped Hasbro Transformers website, and the new Transformers: The Last Knight mini-game that has been set up to promote the live-action movie (coming in just over a month) - Quest for Optimus Prime! The game includes the Glyph Hunt (linked only in name to the TRU Mission to Cybertron sub-line) and the Ancient Symbols sections, plus a third to be unlocked on May 29 - check some screenshots out below!

Leaving Earth, Optimus Prime planted a beacon on the moon. Sqweeks received a coded message from that beacon. The message comes from outer space and it might be from Optimus Prime. Sqweeks needs your help to decipher the message. Will you embark on this quest and find out if Optimus Prime is in danger?


Image

Image

Image

Image

Image

Image

Image
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1882790)
Posted by william-james88 on May 19th, 2017 @ 9:23am CDT
Rodimus Prime wrote:Where are shots of Hot Rod? :evil:

Theres a shot of him and hound fighting megatron in the trailer gallery. Post it here when you find it :)
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1882848)
Posted by Stuartmaximus on May 19th, 2017 @ 12:55pm CDT
Infernocus....anyone?
Image
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1882891)
Posted by Va'al on May 19th, 2017 @ 3:25pm CDT
Twitter user Jamie.k has spotted a new promotional cutout stand for Transformers: The Last Knight, featuring Optimus Prime and Bumblebee, at a cinema / movie theatre in Thailand. Check it out mirrored below!

Image
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1882892)
Posted by Carnivius_Prime on May 19th, 2017 @ 3:30pm CDT
Very cool! I need to make that hammer for my Bumblebee figures.
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1882904)
Posted by Bronzewolf on May 19th, 2017 @ 4:06pm CDT
Thanks to the Transformers fan page from Singapore, Planet Iacon, we have some additional info and images of those new Transformers-inspired Coca Cola Cans. Their images show many, if not all, or the designs available, as well as a new collector's box, similar to the one included in the Shadow Optimus Promo, that we haven't seen before. It includes some sort of steelbook case and three cans. It's unknown at this time what the steelbook is, and if this collector's set is also a raffle or giveaway, as the Iacon post doesn't share a lot of info on the products. Here are the images!

Image

Image
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1882907)
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal on May 19th, 2017 @ 4:49pm CDT
Carnivius_Prime wrote:Very cool! I need to make that hammer for my Bumblebee figures.

I agree. The Bammer (huehue) is a really cool weapon for him
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883009)
Posted by Va'al on May 20th, 2017 @ 3:52pm CDT
From We Got This Covered, once more, we have a new TV spot for Transformers: The Last Knight - featuring Bumblebee's new trick (which reminds us of some other univerzzzally hated characterzzz) as we got glimpses of in the latest international trailer.

Check it out below, and let us know what you think of the character and the movie in the Energon Pub!

Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883020)
Posted by Sabrblade on May 20th, 2017 @ 4:40pm CDT
Ahh, Jazz...

:P
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883047)
Posted by SG Roadbuster on May 20th, 2017 @ 7:13pm CDT
looking at the way the explosion is reversing itself, i'd say it looks like someone is screwing around with Time itself.
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883060)
Posted by Deadput on May 20th, 2017 @ 9:48pm CDT
This seems less of an official spot and more like somebody took the last bit of the trailer and posted it as it's own video.

Sabrblade wrote:Ahh, Jazz...

:P


While it does seem unfair that Bee can live while Jazz died the difference between them when I thought about were that Jazz torso was "ripped" in half like it wasn't meant to detach without consent while Bee only "detached" his part cleanly by joint within his own power.

So the gist of it is that I think it's a "damage" thing and it would be different if say somebody shot Bee in the neck and made his head fall off it would probably kill him then.

It's probably going to either be an upgrade he gets recently or a one time thing he can only do once safely...doesn't make the trick any less dumb though.
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883062)
Posted by Sabrblade on May 20th, 2017 @ 9:52pm CDT
Deadput wrote:
Sabrblade wrote:Ahh, Jazz...

:P


While it does seem unfair that Bee can live while Jazz died the difference between them when I thought about were that Jazz torso was "ripped" in half like it wasn't meant to detach without consent while Bee only "detached" his part cleanly by joint within his own power.

So the gist of it is that I think it's a "damage" thing and it would be different if say somebody shot Bee in the neck and made his head fall off it would probably kill him then.

It's probably going to either be an upgrade he gets recently or a one time thing he can only do once safely...doesn't make the trick any less dumb though.
Thank you for taking a facetious post in a completely serious manner. :roll:
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883076)
Posted by Ultra Markus on May 20th, 2017 @ 11:45pm CDT
looks like bumble bee got extremis from tony stark :lol:
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883102)
Posted by Rodimus Prime on May 21st, 2017 @ 6:56am CDT
Sabrblade wrote:
Deadput wrote:
Sabrblade wrote:Ahh, Jazz...

:P


While it does seem unfair that Bee can live while Jazz died the difference between them when I thought about were that Jazz torso was "ripped" in half like it wasn't meant to detach without consent while Bee only "detached" his part cleanly by joint within his own power.

So the gist of it is that I think it's a "damage" thing and it would be different if say somebody shot Bee in the neck and made his head fall off it would probably kill him then.

It's probably going to either be an upgrade he gets recently or a one time thing he can only do once safely...doesn't make the trick any less dumb though.
Thank you for taking a facetious post in a completely serious manner. :roll:
That's the pot calling the kettle black... >:oP

I am rather intrigued by this new development, though. It seems to defy all previous thoughts on the Bayverse Transformers being able to take damage. Is this something KSI cooked up in the vein of how they constructed Galvatron and the clones in the last film? Or something maybe Prime did to Bee after returning from his visit with not-Botanica? I'm excited to find out. I'm excited for this movie in general.
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883107)
Posted by dragons on May 21st, 2017 @ 7:39am CDT
SG Roadbuster wrote:looking at the way the explosion is reversing itself, i'd say it looks like someone is screwing around with Time itself.


Same thing I got when whalberg said that was mistake
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883130)
Posted by PrimeVsPrime on May 21st, 2017 @ 12:57pm CDT
Just made this short stop motion between Barricade and Bumblebee! Pls give it a watch if you can! https://youtu.be/Z_SvgsZcoeo
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883134)
Posted by Carnivius_Prime on May 21st, 2017 @ 1:31pm CDT
PrimeVsPrime wrote:Just made this short stop motion between Barricade and Bumblebee! Pls give it a watch if you can! https://youtu.be/Z_SvgsZcoeo



Nice to see you here, dude and as I said on Twitter, I love this video and how cool Barricade is in it and a nice touch with Bee's new trick too. :)
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883226)
Posted by Va'al on May 22nd, 2017 @ 3:55am CDT
Starting the week with some Transformers: The Last Knight news, we have that Empire Magazine article (scanned by TFW2005 user Temenos) we've seen being thrown about for a while now, that accompanies the various online versions and interviews. Talking to Michael Bay directly and the writers for the movie itself, the piece covers production for TLK, and adds information about the director, the creation process and future Transformers projects with Paramount, such as the Bumblebee solo movie - apparently set in the 1980s, and probably aimed at a younger audience - and an animated prequel on Transformers lore and mythology, set on Cybertron as rumoured - the writers for Ant-Man, Andrew Barrer and Gabriel Ferrari, will be behind it.

Some other stand-out take-aways from the piece: The final version for the story ultimately came down to writers Ken Nolan (Black Hawk Down), Art Marcum and Matt Holloway (both on Iron Man). Two pitches made into the story, but three storylines are present overall (King Arthur, WWII, and a third - probably the space/Quintessa material). Multiple time settings were considered in the writer's room pitches, and it seems that an Ancient Rome movie may appear at some point. The sixth movie was drafted before TLK was completely polished up, so it's bound to change before actual production.

Also, Michael Bay lost his hair and his dog during production of this film. And John Turturro's Simmons character is based on Bay.

Image

Image

Image

Image
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883228)
Posted by Deadput on May 22nd, 2017 @ 4:13am CDT
I swear I've heard that Simmons was based on Bay before.

Back during the OT days I think but I don't remember where I read it.

But I do know I heard this before that I'm certain of.
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883229)
Posted by Kurona on May 22nd, 2017 @ 6:00am CDT
Do I defend Perceptor because I love him, or decide not to because of MTMTE #50... :-?

Ah well, at least they had the sense to recognise TFA Ratbat is AWESOME
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883261)
Posted by Sabrblade on May 22nd, 2017 @ 10:14am CDT
Reading the article. Comments below.

* Bay lost three inches of his hair filming a fire sequence for the film 13 Hours, not TLK. This was right before he met up with the writers over Skype on the first day of the Writer Room back in June 2015.

* So it was Bay who convinced Paramount to put together the Writers Room since, in his eyes, the Transformers film franchise was "getting stale" and "gonna die" at the rate it was going.

* The writer of Black Hawk Down and the writers of Iron Man 1 being the writers of TLK give me some sense of hope that this film might possibly be a step up from the preceding sequels.

* Like Bay back in the mid-2000s, the Writers Room team had to go through "Transformers School", in which the article says that they went through "14 billion years of history".

* Prior to the Writers Room, Ken Nolan hadn't even seen any of the TF movies yet. So right before he was due for the Writers Room, he binge-watched all four of them and "almost went to an insane asylum." :lol:

* I'm a bit hesitant on the notion of this film squishing three treatments together (King Arthur, WWII, and Quintessa), as AOE already felt like 2+ films squished together haphazardly.

* Santiago Cabrera is playing Merlin? O...kay?

* In that little bit on the left side of the third page, what do these people got against the Insecticons? Even the Tom Hanks movie Big established that robots turning into insects was cool.

* The Bumblebee film having a younger tone sounds promising.

* The writers of Ant-Man doing the animated Cybertron prequel is the best news of this article yet! :KREMZEEK:

* Lorezo di Bonaventura immediately shot down any notion of an R-rated Transformers film. Good! Though, sadly, Bay likes the idea.

* Though I agree with Bay that orange is an unattractive lighting color, I wish he didn't feel that he had to cuss out his own people.

* The notion of John Turturro having based Simmons on Bay is mentioned here as something that was admitted back when the first film was made.

* Heh, Turturro previously wanted to cast Bay in a film that he (Turturro) was directing, and if Bay hadn't been in Cuba filming TLK at the time, he would have done it instead of having to turn it down. He would have played a famous hairdresser and would have shot a guy in the butt. :P
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883277)
Posted by SlyTF1 on May 22nd, 2017 @ 11:30am CDT
I pray Hasbro lets Bay make an R-rated Transformers movie. It'll never happen, but I want it more than anything in life.
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883278)
Posted by Carnivius_Prime on May 22nd, 2017 @ 11:33am CDT
SlyTF1 wrote:I pray Hasbro lets Bay make an R-rated Transformers movie. It'll never happen, but I want it more than anything in life.



Robot on robot violence doesn't seem to require an R-rating as seen in the previous movies but lots of close ups of humans getting squished under foot and and blown to bits and yeeeeah! Megatron picking up a human by the head and popping it like a zit. brutal :O

Have Transformers ever cussed? I mean with human swear words rather than more family friendly substitutions?
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883288)
Posted by Kurona on May 22nd, 2017 @ 11:47am CDT
Carnivius_Prime wrote:
SlyTF1 wrote:I pray Hasbro lets Bay make an R-rated Transformers movie. It'll never happen, but I want it more than anything in life.



Robot on robot violence doesn't seem to require an R-rating as seen in the previous movies but lots of close ups of humans getting squished under foot and and blown to bits and yeeeeah! Megatron picking up a human by the head and popping it like a zit. brutal :O

Have Transformers ever cussed? I mean with human swear words rather than more family friendly substitutions?

"Oh, Shit, what are we gonna do now?!"

Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883289)
Posted by Carnivius_Prime on May 22nd, 2017 @ 11:48am CDT
Kurona wrote:"Oh, ****, what are we gonna do now?!"




Despite the suit he's wearing, Spike is not a Transformer. :P
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883293)
Posted by Kurona on May 22nd, 2017 @ 11:56am CDT
Carnivius_Prime wrote:
Kurona wrote:"Oh, ****, what are we gonna do now?!"




Despite the suit he's wearing, Spike is not a Transformer. :P

Are you sure about that? ;)

Image

Image

Spike Witwicky - G1 1987 Toy Gallery
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883299)
Posted by Sabrblade on May 22nd, 2017 @ 12:05pm CDT
Carnivius_Prime wrote:Have Transformers ever cussed? I mean with human swear words rather than more family friendly substitutions?
Have you not been watching these movies?
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883335)
Posted by Deadput on May 22nd, 2017 @ 1:25pm CDT
Carnivius_Prime wrote:Have Transformers ever cussed? I mean with human swear words rather than more family friendly substitutions?
"Did you ever hear the tragedy of Skids and Mudflap the Stereotypical Twins?" "No." "I thought not. It's not a story the True-fans would tell you. It's a Bay legend."
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883349)
Posted by SlyTF1 on May 22nd, 2017 @ 2:23pm CDT
Carnivius_Prime wrote:
SlyTF1 wrote:I pray Hasbro lets Bay make an R-rated Transformers movie. It'll never happen, but I want it more than anything in life.



Robot on robot violence doesn't seem to require an R-rating as seen in the previous movies but lots of close ups of humans getting squished under foot and and blown to bits and yeeeeah! Megatron picking up a human by the head and popping it like a zit. brutal :O

Have Transformers ever cussed? I mean with human swear words rather than more family friendly substitutions?


I want human violence and Tarantino style dialogue.

Also, Sonic is doing some Last Knight promotional stuff: https://www.sonicdrivein.com/-/colorchangingslushes
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883357)
Posted by EvasionModeBumblebee on May 22nd, 2017 @ 2:46pm CDT
Hey guys, look what I found at my local Sonic today. I would submit this as news, but I'm not sure how to put the image in the news report.

EDIT: Nevermind, submitted as news. Also, there's a Transformers/sonic sweepstakes that begins on the 29th, using a "sticker code" that my Bumblebee slush didn't come with. Guess they're not putting the codes on the slushes until the 29th.
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883359)
Posted by Deadput on May 22nd, 2017 @ 2:54pm CDT
" Darn Sonic and them posting spoilers about Bee becoming evil with that purple slushie :BOOM: " /s

But really ugh grape.
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883360)
Posted by EvasionModeBumblebee on May 22nd, 2017 @ 2:59pm CDT
Deadput wrote:" Darn Sonic and them posting spoilers about Bee becoming evil with that purple slushie :BOOM: " /s

But really ugh grape.


I don't know about spoilers, but I can verify that the Bumblebee slush is delicious! :D
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883361)
Posted by Bronzewolf on May 22nd, 2017 @ 3:04pm CDT
Movies and Frozen Treats are two staples of summer, or at least someone at the Transformers Last Knight branding office thought so, as TLK-themed Slushes are now appearing at Sonic restaurants! Thanks to a submitted photo from EvasionModeBumblebee, we can see that three drinks are currently for sale, one inspired by Megatron, one by Optimus Prime, and the last by Bumblebee. It's unknown if the licence deal will reach to other Sonic products (E.G. toys for their kids meal), but if any update like that is issued, we'll post it here on Seibertron.com!

Image
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883362)
Posted by Deadput on May 22nd, 2017 @ 3:12pm CDT
Is Sonic a US thing because I've never heard of them here in Canada?

Is it a convenience store or a restaurant?
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883363)
Posted by Microraptor on May 22nd, 2017 @ 3:14pm CDT
Deadput wrote:Is Sonic a US thing because I've never heard of them here in Canada?

Is it a convenience store or a restaurant?


I think it's a just a US thing? It's a restaurant set up like those old fifties drive ins, where there's no inside and people will bring food out to you. They have killer tater tots.
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883365)
Posted by Kurona on May 22nd, 2017 @ 3:15pm CDT
It's a popular video game series with quite a few good games. I'd recommend Generations and 3&K myself.
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883369)
Posted by Bronzewolf on May 22nd, 2017 @ 3:29pm CDT
Kurona wrote:It's a popular video game series with quite a few good games. I'd recommend Generations and 3&K myself.

Slushin' around at the speed of sound.

Microraptor wrote:
Deadput wrote:Is Sonic a US thing because I've never heard of them here in Canada?

Is it a convenience store or a restaurant?


I think it's a just a US thing? It's a restaurant set up like those old fifties drive ins, where there's no inside and people will bring food out to you. They have killer tater tots.

Bingo! :D Ironically, I live right down the street from a sonic, which is directly across the street from a Valvoline, who is also running a TF promotion :shock: There's a conspiracy theory in there somewhere, I'm sure.
Re: Interview with Transformers: The Last Knight Producer Ian Bryce (1883388)
Posted by Jelze Bunnycat on May 22nd, 2017 @ 4:24pm CDT
Bronzewolf wrote:
Kurona wrote:It's a popular video game series with quite a few good games. I'd recommend Generations and 3&K myself.

Slushin' around at the speed of sound.

Microraptor wrote:
Deadput wrote:Is Sonic a US thing because I've never heard of them here in Canada?

Is it a convenience store or a restaurant?


I think it's a just a US thing? It's a restaurant set up like those old fifties drive ins, where there's no inside and people will bring food out to you. They have killer tater tots.

Bingo! :D Ironically, I live right down the street from a sonic, which is directly across the street from a Valvoline, who is also running a TF promotion :shock: There's a conspiracy theory in there somewhere, I'm sure.


I happen to have at least three within driving range. And my wife loves slushies.

Transformers and More @ The Seibertron Store

Visit our store on eBay
These are affiliate links. We may earn commissions when you purchase items or services through these links.
Visit shop.seibertron.com to buy "HUFFER Transformers Prime Beast Hunters Cyberverse Commander 2013 240805A"
NEW!
HUFFER Transformer ...
Visit shop.seibertron.com to buy "WINDBLADE Transformers Legacy United Deluxe Class Cyberverse Hasbro 2024 New"
NEW!
WINDBLADE Transfor ...
Visit shop.seibertron.com to buy "HYPERSPEED WHEELJACK Transformers Prime Cyberverse Legion Hasbro 2012 240803A"
NEW!
HYPERSPEED WHEELJA ...
Visit shop.seibertron.com to buy "BREAKDOWN Transformers Prime Cyberverse Legion Hasbro 2012 240803A"
NEW!
BREAKDOWN Transfor ...
Visit shop.seibertron.com to buy "SMOKESCREEN Transformers Prime Beast Hunters Predacons Rising Cyberverse 240803B"
NEW!
SMOKESCREEN Transf ...
Visit shop.seibertron.com to buy "GRIMLOCK Transformers Earthspark Deluxe Mandroid wave Hasbro 2023 New"
NEW!
GRIMLOCK Transform ...
Visit shop.seibertron.com to buy "SMOKESCREEN Transformers Prime Beast Hunters Cyberverse Legion 2013 240803A"
NEW!
SMOKESCREEN Transf ...
Visit shop.seibertron.com to buy "RATCHET Transformers Prime Cyberverse Legion Hasbro 2012 240803A"
NEW!
RATCHET Transforme ...
Visit shop.seibertron.com to buy "CINDERSAUR Transformers Prime Beast Hunters Predacons Rising Cyberverse 240803A"
NEW!
CINDERSAUR Transfo ...
Visit shop.seibertron.com to buy "CLIFFJUMPER Transformers Prime Cyberverse Legion Hasbro 2012 240805A"
NEW!
CLIFFJUMPER Transf ...
Visit shop.seibertron.com to buy "ARCEE Transformers Prime Cyberverse Legion Hasbro 2012 240803A"
NEW!
ARCEE Transformers ...
Visit shop.seibertron.com to buy "VEHICON Transformers Prime Cyberverse Legion Hasbro 2012 240803A"
NEW!
VEHICON Transforme ...
Visit shop.seibertron.com to buy "STARSCREAM Transformers Classic Heroes Team Rescue Bots Hasbro 2023 New"
NEW!
STARSCREAM Transfo ...
Visit shop.seibertron.com to buy "OPTIMUS MAXIMUS Transformers Prime Cyberverse Playset Hasbro 2012 240805A"
NEW!
OPTIMUS MAXIMUS Tr ...
* Price and quantities subject to change. Shipping costs, taxes and other fees not included in cost shown. Refer to listing for current price and availability.
Find the items above and thousands more at the Seibertron Store on eBay
Transformers Podcast: Twincast / Podcast #364 - Headless Observations
Twincast / Podcast #364:
"Headless Observations"
MP3 · iTunes · RSS · View · Discuss · Ask
Posted: Saturday, November 30th, 2024

Featured Products on Amazon.com

These are affiliate links. We may earn commissions when you purchase items or services through these links.
Buy "Transformers Authentics Megatron" on AMAZON
Buy "Transformers MPM04 Optimus Prime" on AMAZON
Buy "Transformers MPM-03 Movie 10th Anniversary Figure Bumblebee" on AMAZON
Buy "Transformers: Generations Power of The Primes Deluxe Class Dinobot Swoop" on AMAZON
Buy "Transformers Studio Series Number 14 Voyager Class Autobot Ironhide" on AMAZON
Buy "Transformers Toys Megatron Cyberverse Ultimate Class Action Figure - Repeatable Fusion Mega Shot Action Attack Move - Toys for Kids 6 and Up, 11.5-inch" on AMAZON
Buy "Transformers Power of the Primes Punch-Counterpunch and Prima Prime" on AMAZON
Buy "Transformers: Generations Power of The Primes Leader Evolution Rodimus Unicronus" on AMAZON
Buy "Transformers Generations Leader Class Jetfire Figure(Discontinued by manufacturer)" on AMAZON
Buy "Transformers Attacker 15 Peterman Action Figure" on AMAZON
Buy "Transformers: The Last Knight Premier Edition Deluxe Strafe" on AMAZON
Buy "Transformers Generations Combiner Wars Legends Class Decepticon Viper Figure" on AMAZON