Isabela Moner of Transformers: The Last Knight Interview and Casting Stories

EvasionModeBumblebee wrote:Got another one! This one has a new shot with Bumblebee.
https://youtu.be/XIWkCQJC-eQp

SlyTF1 wrote:New TV spot shows Grimlock vs Berserker.

Two worlds will collide. One will survive. Get tickets now for #Transformers: The Last Knight: http://tickets.transformersmovie.com

SlyTF1 wrote:That's the greatest poster I've ever seen in my entire life.

Deadput wrote:

SlyTF1 wrote:That's the greatest poster I've ever seen in my entire life.

Really?

It's one of the worse in the franchise whoever made it can't use photoshop properly at least in regards to the characters since the Cybertron and Stonehedge placements are ok.

At least it's got a better color choice then that other one which is without a doubt the worse one.



Just ugh

Va'al wrote:They are objectively badly done. But that's not gonna get in the way of Slyvision.

Va'al wrote:They are objectively badly done. But that's not gonna get in the way of Slyvision.

Va'al wrote:They are objectively badly done. But that's not gonna get in the way of Slyvision.

Deadput wrote:

SlyTF1 wrote:That's the greatest poster I've ever seen in my entire life.

Really?

It's one of the worse in the franchise whoever made it can't use photoshop properly at least in regards to the characters since the Cybertron and Stonehedge placements are ok.

At least it's got a better color choice then that other one which is without a doubt the worse one.



Just ugh

Va'al wrote:Another trail-- ah, no, a new poster for Transformers: The Last Knight has been shared by the movie's official social media accounts - and it lays down heavy layers of metaphors, and a literal divide between the 'worlds' represented in the movie. Rethink your heroes indeed. Check it out below!

Two worlds will collide. One will survive. Get tickets now for #Transformers: The Last Knight: http://tickets.transformersmovie.com

EvasionModeBumblebee wrote:

Va'al wrote:They are objectively badly done. But that's not gonna get in the way of Slyvision.

Objectively? That poster with Optimus and Dragonstorm was really bad, but I don't think the others are bad at all. I think they're pretty cool.

Z3ROhour wrote:is it possible?
a Bayformers
film?
that doesn't suck?

probably not
but i have hope.

no faith, what so ever...
but a little smidge of hope.

SlyTF1 wrote:A runtime of 2 hours and 28 minutes is pretty much confirmed:
http://www.fandango.com/transformers:th ... ieoverview

Which is way too damn short for me. I've always said that any movie that isn't at LEAST 2 hours and 30 minutes long is complete trash. I've watched a lot of movies, and it always disappoints me when they feel shorter than that.

Kurona wrote:

SlyTF1 wrote:A runtime of 2 hours and 28 minutes is pretty much confirmed:
http://www.fandango.com/transformers:th ... ieoverview

Which is way too damn short for me. I've always said that any movie that isn't at LEAST 2 hours and 30 minutes long is complete trash. I've watched a lot of movies, and it always disappoints me when they feel shorter than that.

But both the first movie and ROTF were under 2h30m and I thought you liked all the Bay movies?

SlyTF1 wrote:
But I consider DOTM and AOE to far superior to the first 2. Especially AOE.

Kurona wrote:For me the first one is still the best. There's still quite a number of problems - the lack of Sam's parents in future instalments is by far the greatest decision this series has ever made - but I found it a decent fun Summer popcorn-muncher for what it was. A not-overly complex story, a small contained Transforming cast which had simple understandable character traits and colour coding; and we still had actual human cannibal Shia LaBeouf. Nothing great but not something I'd hate to watch again.

Deadput wrote:

Kurona wrote:For me the first one is still the best. There's still quite a number of problems - the lack of Sam's parents in future instalments is by far the greatest decision this series has ever made - but I found it a decent fun Summer popcorn-muncher for what it was. A not-overly complex story, a small contained Transforming cast which had simple understandable character traits and colour coding; and we still had actual human cannibal Shia LaBeouf. Nothing great but not something I'd hate to watch again.

The first one is good as well so it comes as second fave for me.

I miss Jazz but I understand why he died since it would seem rather one sided if only Decepticons died but I would of brought in one or two Autobots like Longarm and some other b tier dude like Windcharger or Swerve to bite it and I probably would have added in Wreckage to fill out the final battle since Bonecursher and Frenzy were killed before the battle and Scorponok and Barricade disappeared and I also would have put in one scene of the Decepticons meeting to establish them as characters with English dialogue.

That would of made Jazz stick around for at least the original trilogy of movies although he probably would of bit it instead of Ironhide when Sentinel betrayed them but I hope Jazz appears in a prequel like the Bee movie to make up for his lack of time.

SlyTF1 wrote:The first has always been my least favorite, simply because the Cybertronians barely got any screentime. That, and I despise the teenage drama crap in the first half more than anything else in the entire franchise. Also, the whole scene with Sam looking for the glasses in his house is one of the most boring stretches of film I've seen in my entire life. I hate that whole Sector 7 sequence before Optimus shows up.

Kurona wrote:Well, CGI models cost a lot; and since this was before the series as a movie franchise was known to utterly annihilate the box office... extra characters like that likely wouldn't have made the budget.

Deadput wrote:Well... Maybe just Longarm then because look at him dude he's the one Transformers design that just hits all of my aesthetic favorites him and ROTF Breakaway who I also wished were in the movies.

Carnivius_Prime wrote:

Deadput wrote:Well... Maybe just Longarm then because look at him dude he's the one Transformers design that just hits all of my aesthetic favorites him and ROTF Breakaway who I also wished were in the movies.

Weird cos I had both the Longarm and Breakaway toys but I didn't care for them much at all. Just had them at the time to boost the collection (and cos they were in the video games) way before I started culling things down due to space, money and other reasons. I did think Landmine was a pretty cool non-movie movie toy though.

OptimalOptimus2 wrote:Wreck-Gar in Transformers 5?!?

EvasionModeBumblebee wrote:I've never been one for paintings and art and all that, but throw in an Autobot and you've got my interest.
https://twitter.com/ParamountUK
(Should be the third one down)

Long story short, Ironhide gets placed in an 1815 painting in an art museum. Hilarity ensues.

Sabrblade wrote:

OptimalOptimus2 wrote:Wreck-Gar in Transformers 5?!?

That name isn't confirmed.

Rodimus Prime wrote:Just got my ticket for TLK for 8 PM on Tuesday June 20th. Can't wait.

Hopkins plays Sir Edmund Burton, the 12th Earl of Folgan, who has devoted his life to the study of the ancestries of humans and Transformers. He and Mark Wahlberg (as the hero Cade Yeager) team up to make an unlikely alliance to save the world from being destroyed by war between the Transformers and humans.

‘You’re not going to ask me to explain the plot are you?’ he says. ‘Because it’s so very complicated and there’s the whole mythology of four previous films that come into play. I have to admit, I don’t quite get all of it.

‘All I know is I play a highly educated, eccentric English lord. I had a terrific time making it. Mark Wahlberg was wonderful to work with, the locations were excellent [Northumberland, Norway, Arizona, the Isle of Skye and Stonehenge] and I showed up, put my costume on, said my lines and stayed out of trouble. That’s all I ever do. It beats working for a living.’

Hopkins is always at pains to destroy any smug ‘luvviness’ about the acting world. He loathes the painful intensity of the method actors, who insist on staying in character throughout filming (‘what a pain in the ass’) and repeats several times that ‘the greatest difficulty in this business is the sense of entitlement some people have just because of what they do’.

SlyTF1 wrote:Another poster. Though it doesn't look much like a poster.