Transformers: The Last Knight Round-Up: Reno Wilson, Japanese Dub, Cast Promo Shots

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.

See the reactions of @DulwichGallery visitors when a Transformer mysteriously appeared in an 1815 painting over the weekend.

McCreary, who admitted that her company had experienced a hack, urged caution and attention to this area, and Transformers: The Last Knight producer Ian Bryce agreed. “We don’t have prints,” he said. “We are sending [digital] footage [around the world to different countries], temp footage to final shots, and people are going to be after it. When you invested $150 million in a production, that’s risky.”

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

Would you be able to do that review Va'al asked all staff about last week?

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Rodimus Prime wrote:What if Sly is Michael Bay? Has this theory been presented before?

As for TLK, so far I get the vibe that it will be superior to RoTF and AoE, and on par with the original and DoTM.

I am most curious as to how they will reconcile having both Megatron and Galvatron.

SillyMcGilly wrote:Can I ask why the older generations hate movie designs so much, but people my age love them for technical bits and bobs? I mean, you'd think the older generations would like machine parts more. Guess it's nostalgia getting the best of people. And I guess I'm starting to convert to the Bayverse robits cult.

Kurona wrote:Just depends on your aesthetic tastes and if you can put aside Sideswipe not looking like Sideswipe.

Deadput wrote:

Kurona wrote:Just depends on your aesthetic tastes and if you can put aside Sideswipe not looking like Sideswipe.

I mean it's not like Sideswipe was a "character" or had personality in G1 at least that's something the movie version had alike eh?

No but seriously I think the first Sideswipe with personality I can remember was either the WFC guy or the Animated one.

U.S. PREMIERE OF TRANSFORMERS: THE LAST KNIGHT TO BE HELD IN CHICAGO AT THE FAMED OPERA HOUSE ON JUNE 20

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Paramount Pictures will release the film on Wednesday, June 21.

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SillyMcGilly wrote:Can I ask why the older generations hate movie designs so much, but people my age love them for technical bits and bobs? I mean, you'd think the older generations would like machine parts more. Guess it's nostalgia getting the best of people. And I guess I'm starting to convert to the Bayverse robits cult.

Deadput wrote:Paramount uploaded an hd version of a spot that previously was only available in recorded low quality the spot is called "Big League".



It shows the "Wreck-Gar" character in hd and I can't unsee his torso being a topless fat guy with the "belly button?" and other "things'.



What kind of "hat" is he wearing?

Deadput wrote:Paramount uploaded an hd version of a spot that previously was only available in recorded low quality the spot is called "Big League".



It shows the "Wreck-Gar" character in hd and I can't unsee his torso being a topless fat guy with the "belly button?" and other "things'.



What kind of "hat" is he wearing?

Stuartmaximus wrote:So is this Wreck-Gar or not? coz Sabr kept saying that it's not confirmed! mind you....his head looks the same as Hound's(Wreck-Gar not Sabr! lol)

TFmonkeybiz wrote:Are we sure that 'Wreck-gar' isn't just Hound?

TFmonkeybiz wrote:

Deadput wrote:Paramount uploaded an hd version of a spot that previously was only available in recorded low quality the spot is called "Big League".



It shows the "Wreck-Gar" character in hd and I can't unsee his torso being a topless fat guy with the "belly button?" and other "things'.



What kind of "hat" is he wearing?

Are we sure that 'Wreck-gar' isn't just Hound?

SlyTF1 wrote:I'm HIGHLY OFFENDED that I wasn't invited to the Transformers 10 year celebration in China today! I stood behind this franchise for years! I was one of the main pioneers of this whole movement! I was in the trenches when people said these movies wouldn't amount to ****! When they said these movies don't deserve to be lauded and praised to the highest regard! I was there! I endured the death threats when I said these movies are the greatest movies of all time; the greatest form of media to ever graze the face of the Earth! I told people hundreds and hundreds of years ago this franchise would do great things and nobody believed me! The disrespect is BLATANT! Very sad!

Kurona wrote:Oh huh, didn't think of Detritus. That's pretty interesting, and if not intentional it's a pretty awesome coincidence.

Deadput wrote:

Kurona wrote:Oh huh, didn't think of Detritus. That's pretty interesting, and if not intentional it's a pretty awesome coincidence.

While their not much like their G1 counterparts we got obscure names with The Fallen, Crosshairs, Barricade, Blackout and Grindor and that's just remembering from the top of my head.

I can totally see these films using even more obscure names since this film is seemingly trying to be all lore heavy with Transformers.

Kurona wrote:With the exception of The Fallen - which admittedly was pretty surprising - I'm pretty sure those names were just chosen because they figured they fit the characters rather than them knowing those names had previously just been supplied. More than likely they were just on a list of names Hasbro still had copyrighted and said could be used.

Still, never know - if this was intentional and there's some huge TF nerd working on this movie, that'd be pretty awesome