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Mark Wahlberg: Transformers: Age of Extinction can "Stand-Alone"

Posted by El Duque Nov 13, 2013 at 10:58pm CST 38,220 views
Access Hollywood recently caught up with Mark Wahlberg at the premiere of his latest film Lone Survivor and as you would expect Transformers: Age of Extinction made it's way into the conversation. While we know TF:AOE is a sequel to the previous trilogy, Wahlberg points out it's very different from the previous films and can "stand-alone". Transformers: Age of Extinction hit theaters June 27th, 2014.


It’s a completely different stand-alone movie. It takes place after the third one, after the battle of Chicago. It’s definitely its own story.


I think it’s very different and fresh and people are going to really enjoy it. I had a blast making it,” he said. “And you’re going to see things in this particular movie that you haven’t seen in the other movies.

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Re: Mark Wahlberg: Transformers: Age of Extinction can "Stand-Alone" (view post)
Comment by RhA Nov 13, 2013
And these things are robot dinosaurs.
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Comment by 2scraplets1kup Nov 14, 2013
WHATEVER MARK. I'M SURE YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT.
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Comment by kirbenvost Nov 14, 2013
RhA wrote:And these things are robot dinosaurs.


Yep.
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Comment by Burn Nov 14, 2013
2scraplets1kup wrote:WHATEVER MARK. I'M SURE YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT.


Well of course he does. He's in the movie.
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Comment by Nemesis Maximo Nov 14, 2013
“And you’re going to see things in this particular movie that you haven’t seen in the other movies."
RhA wrote:And these things are robot dinosaurs.

And some shots of Nicola Peltz in sultry poses. And some buildings blowing up. Some awesome car chases, some slo-mo fighting scenes, and explosions.

But yeah, robot dinosaurs! :D

:michaelbay: :michaelbay: :michaelbay:
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Comment by T-Macksimus Nov 14, 2013
kirbenvost wrote:
RhA wrote:And these things are robot dinosaurs.


Yep.


I was going to say "Talent?" but I suppose robot dinosaurs works too.
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Comment by padfoo Nov 14, 2013
Only time will tell but based on the images, the director and the news about this film. I am expecting it to be like the others. The first movie was the only decent one. It's too late to recreate the impact or feel of that film after everything that came out afterwards.
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Comment by njb902 Nov 14, 2013
padfoo wrote:Only time will tell but based on the images, the director and the news about this film. I am expecting it to be like the others. The first movie was the only decent one. It's too late to recreate the impact or feel of that film after everything that came out afterwards.


I agree the first one was the best, though I do like the last 3rd of DOTM as well.
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Comment by DetoxRetox Nov 14, 2013
padfoo wrote:Only time will tell but based on the images, the director and the news about this film. I am expecting it to be like the others. The first movie was the only decent one. It's too late to recreate the impact or feel of that film after everything that came out afterwards.



Yes, and now that "mainstream" actors like wahlberg have invaded TF I am completely sick and tired of this Hollywood crap. Each movie gets more and more ridiculous. As for the marky mark guy... I'm sure he won't mind after he gets a few million, but I do.
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Comment by njb902 Nov 15, 2013
DetoxRetox wrote:
padfoo wrote:Only time will tell but based on the images, the director and the news about this film. I am expecting it to be like the others. The first movie was the only decent one. It's too late to recreate the impact or feel of that film after everything that came out afterwards.



Yes, and now that "mainstream" actors like wahlberg have invaded TF I am completely sick and tired of this Hollywood crap. Each movie gets more and more ridiculous. As for the marky mark guy... I'm sure he won't mind after he gets a few million, but I do.


Mark Wahlberg is a "mainstream" actor?
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Comment by Burn Nov 15, 2013
njb902 wrote:
DetoxRetox wrote:
padfoo wrote:Only time will tell but based on the images, the director and the news about this film. I am expecting it to be like the others. The first movie was the only decent one. It's too late to recreate the impact or feel of that film after everything that came out afterwards.



Yes, and now that "mainstream" actors like wahlberg have invaded TF I am completely sick and tired of this Hollywood crap. Each movie gets more and more ridiculous. As for the marky mark guy... I'm sure he won't mind after he gets a few million, but I do.


Mark Wahlberg is a "mainstream" actor?


Shia LeBouf isn't? Image
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Comment by TurboMMaster Nov 17, 2013
I think it's obvious that AoE can "Stand-Alone" Since Bay movies are so dumb that that you don't need to even know what happened before. It is even better that way, cause plot holes are big enough to destroy your brain.
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Comment by RhA Nov 17, 2013
T-Macksimus wrote:
kirbenvost wrote:
RhA wrote:And these things are robot dinosaurs.


Yep.


I was going to say "Talent?" but I suppose robot dinosaurs works too.


The people who animate the CGI are pretty damned talented, if you ask me.
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Comment by SlyTF1 Nov 17, 2013
TurboMMaster wrote:I think it's obvious that AoE can "Stand-Alone" Since Bay movies are so dumb that that you don't need to even know what happened before. It is even better that way, cause plot holes are big enough to destroy your brain.


What plot holes?
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Comment by TurboMMaster Nov 17, 2013
SlyTF1 wrote:
TurboMMaster wrote:I think it's obvious that AoE can "Stand-Alone" Since Bay movies are so dumb that that you don't need to even know what happened before. It is even better that way, cause plot holes are big enough to destroy your brain.


What plot holes?
The enormus ones? Actually, Bayformers make sense only if we agreed that almost all characters in this movies are morons. And it still don't explained why timeline in this Universe is so unstable...
Re: Mark Wahlberg: Transformers: Age of Extinction can "Stand-Alone" (view post)
Comment by SlyTF1 Nov 17, 2013
TurboMMaster wrote:
SlyTF1 wrote:
TurboMMaster wrote:I think it's obvious that AoE can "Stand-Alone" Since Bay movies are so dumb that that you don't need to even know what happened before. It is even better that way, cause plot holes are big enough to destroy your brain.


What plot holes?
The enormus ones? Actually, Bayformers make sense only if we agreed that almost all characters in this movies are morons. And it still don't explained why timeline in this Universe is so unstable...


It's really not.
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Comment by njb902 Nov 17, 2013
SlyTF1 wrote:
TurboMMaster wrote:
SlyTF1 wrote:
TurboMMaster wrote:I think it's obvious that AoE can "Stand-Alone" Since Bay movies are so dumb that that you don't need to even know what happened before. It is even better that way, cause plot holes are big enough to destroy your brain.


What plot holes?
The enormus ones? Actually, Bayformers make sense only if we agreed that almost all characters in this movies are morons. And it still don't explained why timeline in this Universe is so unstable...


It's really not.


I agree with Sly.
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Comment by Evil_the_Nub Nov 17, 2013
njb902 wrote:
SlyTF1 wrote:
TurboMMaster wrote:
SlyTF1 wrote:
TurboMMaster wrote:I think it's obvious that AoE can "Stand-Alone" Since Bay movies are so dumb that that you don't need to even know what happened before. It is even better that way, cause plot holes are big enough to destroy your brain.


What plot holes?
The enormus ones? Actually, Bayformers make sense only if we agreed that almost all characters in this movies are morons. And it still don't explained why timeline in this Universe is so unstable...


It's really not.


I agree with Sly.

Me too. There was a thread about these "plot holes" before and we came to the conclusion that the people who complain about plot holes didn't pay attention to the movies.
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Comment by TurboMMaster Nov 19, 2013
Evil_the_Nub wrote:Me too. There was a thread about these "plot holes" before and we came to the conclusion that the people who complain about plot holes didn't pay attention to the movies.
And most of this theories are only Wild Mass Guessing, additionaly, mostly either stupid and/or against some facts in movie itself (vide: Optimus had tammed himself in Mission City, because he don't wanna hurt too many humans).
Re: Mark Wahlberg: Transformers: Age of Extinction can "Stand-Alone" (view post)
Comment by SlyTF1 Nov 19, 2013
TurboMMaster wrote:
Evil_the_Nub wrote:Me too. There was a thread about these "plot holes" before and we came to the conclusion that the people who complain about plot holes didn't pay attention to the movies.
And most of this theories are only Wild Mass Guessing, additionaly, mostly either stupid and/or against some facts in movie itself (vide: Optimus had tammed himself in Mission City, because he don't wanna hurt too many humans).


I think it might have been because he wanted to die. Did you notice how he begged Sam to sacrifice him to the Allspark? I think after eons of conflict and losing Cybertron, he just wanted it to be over. But in the sequels, he saw that wasn't an option, and transformed that desperation into just pure pissedoff-ness.
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