If you thought the action was intense onscreen in Transformers: Age of Extinction, check out this exclusive look behind the scenes.
The stars had to navigate scenes with real explosions that seem closer to a true war zone.
This extra from the Blu-Ray/DVD/Digital release features a Chinatown scene from the summer box office hit. The highly planned explosions come fast and furious.
"I had never experienced anything like that. There were explosions going off the likes of which I had never seen before," says Stanley Tucci, who starred in his first Transformers. "It was really exhilarating."
Tucci and star Mark Wahlberg sprint throughout set pieces on the Detroit set. Bay follows along barking out instructions into a megaphone.
Jim Schwalm, the explosives expert in charge of Michael Bay set explosions, also follows closely nearby. The Transformers veteran says that even he was impressed by the firepower required for the fourth installment of the franchise.
"We were way busy," says Schwalm. "We had bombs everywhere there."
At the end of the scene and a barrage of explosions, the actors finally complete the task to the satisfaction of Bay.
"That was awesome," he yells into the megaphone.
Transformers: Age of Extinction is out on digital September 16 and Blu-Ray/DVD September 30.
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Comment by SlyTF1
Sep 16, 2014
It's the 16th. Where do I buy it?
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Well first you have to leave your house and go out in public and face other people ...
Comment by Burn
Sep 16, 2014
SlyTF1 wrote:It's the 16th. Where do I buy it?
Well first you have to leave your house and go out in public and face other people ...
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Inferior, emotional people.
*edit* Order it online. You shall only have to face the mailman.
Comment by RhA
Sep 16, 2014
Burn wrote:SlyTF1 wrote:It's the 16th. Where do I buy it?
Well first you have to leave your house and go out in public and face other people ...
Inferior, emotional people.
*edit* Order it online. You shall only have to face the mailman.
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No, it's only out for digital download, now.
Comment by SlyTF1
Sep 16, 2014
Burn wrote:SlyTF1 wrote:It's the 16th. Where do I buy it?
Well first you have to leave your house and go out in public and face other people ...
No, it's only out for digital download, now.
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Have you tried searching online?
Comment by Burn
Sep 16, 2014
SlyTF1 wrote:Burn wrote:SlyTF1 wrote:It's the 16th. Where do I buy it?
Well first you have to leave your house and go out in public and face other people ...
No, it's only out for digital download, now.
Have you tried searching online?
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Comment by LOST Cybertronian
Sep 16, 2014
While you have to wait until September 30 to own Transformers Age of Extinction of DVD or Blu-Ray, you can get it on Digital HD starting today. You can check out all the different online stores to order it on the Official Age of Extinction website.
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Comment by SlyTF1
Sep 16, 2014
Just downloaded it onto my PS4. It started playing right after I bought it. This is badass!!!
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Comment by LOST Cybertronian
Sep 16, 2014
If the wait to own Transformers Age of Extinction of DVD or Blu-Ray is getting harder by the day, a few behind the scenes clips are available to give you a little relief. Parade Magazine has uploaded to its Youtube channel an exclusive behind the scenes clip where "Stanley Tucci keeps Sophia Myles laughing on the set of Transformers: Age of Extinction". Comic Book Movie also has an exclusive clip on its Youtube channel entitled "Bad Guys". Last but not least is Break.com whose exclusive clip is from "The Last Stand" featurette. The two Youtube videos have been embedded for you while the clip from "The Last Stand" featurette can be seen here.
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Comment by Sabrblade
Sep 16, 2014
Grammer nearly swore for a sec in that clip.
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Comment by ConBotFormer
Sep 16, 2014
I love Grammer. I really wish he wasn't killed off. I would have loved to see him in more TransFormers movies. Still, I'm grateful he was in AOE. He brought such a much needed, serious tone to this movie.
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Comment by Sabrblade
Sep 16, 2014
I too wish he hadn't been killed off, but for different reasons, which I'll go into once I get to finishing/posting my review of the movie.ConBotFormer wrote:I love Grammer. I really wish he wasn't killed off. I would have loved to see him in more TransFormers movies. Still, I'm grateful he was in AOE. He brought such a much needed, serious tone to this movie.
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Comment by Sabrblade
Sep 29, 2014
I have a question to ask the local mods of this forum.
I am finally almost done typing up my review of the movie and hope to have it posted sometime this week. However, it is so massive in length that it cannot fit into just one post. I'm aware that this site is wary of people posting multiple consecutive posts at a time (i.e. - double-posting, triple-posting, etc.), so I'm asking about this before I post my review.
Would I be permitted to post my review in full all in one go via multiple-posting, or should I instead break down my review into sections and post each of those individually over a duration of time, allowing other users to respond in between each of my review posts?
I am finally almost done typing up my review of the movie and hope to have it posted sometime this week. However, it is so massive in length that it cannot fit into just one post. I'm aware that this site is wary of people posting multiple consecutive posts at a time (i.e. - double-posting, triple-posting, etc.), so I'm asking about this before I post my review.
Would I be permitted to post my review in full all in one go via multiple-posting, or should I instead break down my review into sections and post each of those individually over a duration of time, allowing other users to respond in between each of my review posts?
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Breaking it up, allowing others to respond, will make it much easier to deal with if there's any fallout due to opinions and clashes. Plus it'll look neater than a double post with a wall of text that most won't take the time to read, and chances are they'll respond TL;DR or "^ THIS" again and again.
So yes to breaking it up in pieces, no to double posting. Now, if you have a blog or Facebook and you want to link us to the entire review in one piece when it's all said and done, that would be fine too.
Comment by Autobot032
Sep 30, 2014
Sabrblade wrote:I have a question to ask the local mods of this forum.
I am finally almost done typing up my review of the movie and hope to have it posted sometime this week. However, it is so massive in length that it cannot fit into just one post. I'm aware that this site is wary of people posting multiple consecutive posts at a time (i.e. - double-posting, triple-posting, etc.), so I'm asking about this before I post my review.
Would I be permitted to post my review in full all in one go via multiple-posting, or should I instead break down my review into sections and post each of those individually over a duration of time, allowing other users to respond in between each of my review posts?
Breaking it up, allowing others to respond, will make it much easier to deal with if there's any fallout due to opinions and clashes. Plus it'll look neater than a double post with a wall of text that most won't take the time to read, and chances are they'll respond TL;DR or "^ THIS" again and again.
So yes to breaking it up in pieces, no to double posting. Now, if you have a blog or Facebook and you want to link us to the entire review in one piece when it's all said and done, that would be fine too.
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Comment by SlyTF1
Sep 30, 2014
Yay, the Bluray and DVDs are out now. Even though I have the digital copy, I'm still buying every version, ever.
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Comment by Va'al
Sep 30, 2014
Coinciding with and celebrating the release today of the Transformers: Age of Extinction DVD and Blu-Ray editions - and our exciting Seibertron.com/Paramount giveaway competition - entertainment website Comic Book Resources have taken the opportunity to have a chat with voice actor Peter Cullen, the voice of Optimus Prime in many of his incarnations. The clip can be found below, and more here.
To celebrate the release of Transformers: Age of Extinction on Blu-ray, Paramount Studios held a special “Behind the Wheel” press event in Las Vegas, where CBR’s Steve Sunu was able to get behind the wheel of some of the types of cars used in the summer blockbuster.
After tearing through a 7-turn track in an Audi R8 and Lamborghini Gallardo Ip560-4, which he opened up to over 100 mph, Sunu sat down with Peter Cullen, the iconic voice of Optimus Prime, to discuss his legacy over the last 30 years of Transformers and how grateful he is for having the opportunity to bring to life a character who has had a positive influence over several generations of fans.
Sunu also spoke with driver Sli Lewis, who was responsible for some of the film’s dangerous stunts, about his earliest experience behind the wheel, and his father’s immediate pride at his son’s driving prowess.
http://spinoff.comicbookresources.com/2014/09/30/cbr-tv-transformers-age-of-extinctions-peter-cullen-on-primes-legacy/
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Comment by Sabrblade
Sep 30, 2014
After the guy asked Cullen about his voicing him for 30 years, I noticed there was a cut between the question and answer, so I'm betting that before Cullen gave his answer, he might have clarified to the guy that he didn't voice Optimus during the 1988-2006 years, and then had that cut out.
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Comment by Megatron Wolf
Sep 30, 2014
just once id like someone to ask cullen how he feels about prime becoming a murderer and wanting to kill humans, i really want to know his take on that aspect of bay prime.
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Comment by Sabrblade
Sep 30, 2014
As a preview of what is to come, Cullen once did speak about that and I will be covering it in my forthcoming review of the AOE movie.Megatron Wolf wrote:just once id like someone to ask cullen how he feels about prime becoming a murderer and wanting to kill humans, i really want to know his take on that aspect of bay prime.
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Comment by TurboMMaster
Oct 1, 2014
No metter how stupid Michael Bay is, thanks to him Cullen have money. So it's hard to belive that Peter would attacks him personally. But I must say, I would gladly pay him more just to see how he insults Bay in publicMegatron Wolf wrote:just once id like someone to ask cullen how he feels about prime becoming a murderer and wanting to kill humans, i really want to know his take on that aspect of bay prime.
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Comment by SlyTF1
Oct 1, 2014
I just noticed that after Optimus "bests," Grimlock, when Crosshairs is talking about Optimus's leadership, when Drift starts to walk, the plate on his leg goes through his "belt," piece. This surprised me because I never noticed any mistakes like that in any of the other 3 movies.
