I got this video at SHH, and you'll see the first ever day 1 shoot for the Transformers : Revenge of the Fallen, you'll notice that Michael Bay mentioned Transformers 2 and instead of the official title of the 2nd movie.
After seeing this, make me tickle and watch again the TF movie DVD hahahahaa
enjoy the vid!
-az
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Transformers 2: Bay + Chaos = Lord of Bayos
Michael Bay interview in MTV Rough Cut
In Superman, we believe that a man can really fly, This summer we will believe that cars can turn into robots.
check this cool interview of Michael Bay in MTV Rough Cut, with transcription and video.
link is in here
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Few figures are as polarizing to movie fans as Michael Bay. He's been knocked for his supposed style-over-substance approach to filmmaking even as his movies have nearly all achieved blockbuster status. From "Bad Boys" to "Armageddon," Bay knows big-time summer entertainment. And this summer, he's back with his most anticipated flick yet — the feature-film version of "Transformers." Do we really need to tell you what it's about? Cool cars turn into giant robots. Got it?
Bay recently spoke exclusively to MTV News about his upcoming film, slated for release this July 4. (To watch the director talk truck-smashing stunts and sequels, click here.)
MTV: So you have Steven Spielberg producing a Michael Bay film, a July 4 release — it seems like all the planets are aligned for "Transformers" to be huge. What can we expect from this film?
Michael Bay: It's a magical movie in a lot of ways. There's some awesome action in it. I've done action my whole life. I don't get excited about action anymore, but I'm excited about this. When robots transform at 85 miles an hour, you can do a lot with that. There are some mind-blowing visual effects and we're not even going to show them in the commercials. Normally when they advertise movies they show everything. Steven and I are just going to show a few pieces.
MTV: It's that old Spielberg axiom of never revealing too much.
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