By SilverOptimus from
TFW2005:
We have with us the Official Images of the upcoming Transformers: Age Of Extinction One-Step Changers. This is the first time we are seeing the Chevrolet Sonic RS robot mode as well as Steeljaw; a hunting dog/wolf belonging to Lockdown.
The list of figures are:
Bumblebee
Prowl
Drift (Helicopter)
Galvatron
Megatorn
Steeljaw
Strafe
Rollbar
Slug
Check out the images, after the jump.
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By Deefuzz from
TFW2005:
We now have some official images of the upcoming Transformers Generations Legends Scale figures for 2014.
Included in this update are images of:
Cliffjumper
Nemesis Prime
Spinister
Suppressor
Check out all the images after the jump!
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By Deefuzz from
TFW2005:
New images from the Hasbro Display Cases are coming in hot off the heels of the Hasbro new product panel! Keep refreshing as the pics come in!
Feast your eyes on:
Generations Deluxe Arcee
Generations Deluxe Chromia
Generations Voyager Brainstorm
Generations Legend Cliffjumper with Suppressor
Generations Legend Nemesis Prime with Spinister
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By SilverOptimus from
TFW2005:
Yesterday, we brought you the
news of an event taking place in Detroit to celebrate the upcoming release of Transformers: Age Of Extinction.
2005 Boards Member Tracer is more than happy to share what's happening at the event.
Two statues of Optimus Prime and Bumblebee can be seen along with the vehicle modes of Bumblebee (2014 Chevrolet Camaro concept) and Crosshairs (2014 Chevrolet Corvette C7 Stingray)
You can check out the photos he took, after the jump.
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By SilverOptimus from
TFW2005:
While most major companies are dying to be a part of Transformers Live Action Movie Franchise, Beijing Pangu Investment Company states that they don't want to be a part of Transformers: Age Of Extinction. Reason? Variety has the
scoop.
The company owns Pangu Plaza Hotel, a high-tech real estate development that is featured in the film. However, it says that Paramount Pictures and its associates did not abide by the terms of its promotional agreement. It is barring the studio from using its logos or buildings in any promotional materials for the film.
“This has caused huge financial loss and damage to the reputation of our company,” Beijing Pangu Investment said in a statement.
“When marketing and distributing ‘Transformers: Age of Extinction,’ (the studio) is not allowed to use our company’s image, logo, our building’s inside and outside views and its recognizable elements,” the statement continues. “If already used in the film, they shall all be deleted.”
“Pangu Plaza has a prominent placement in ‘Transformers 4′ and it looks beautiful onscreen,” a spokesman for Paramount said in a statement. “We regret that Pangu is not currently satisfied with certain aspects of our collaboration and are working to resolve its concerns.”Read Replies (0)
By SilverOptimus from
TFW2005:
MSN has
revealed the Titles and Descriptions for Transformers: Rescue Bots Season 2 Episode 22 And Episode 23.
Episode #22: The Griffin Rock Express
Air Date: 07/19/2014
A mysterious superhero keeps a close eye on Griffin Rock while the Rescue Team rebuilds a train tunnel.Episode #23: Double Villiany
Air Date: 07/27/2014
A plan is hatched by Griffin Rock's most evil villains to destroy the island and kidnap the Bots.
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By Mechafire from
TFW2005:
BotCon 2014's 30th Anniversary of Transformers event at Universal is still chugging along, and we here at TFW2005 are also still here to bring you live coverage:
- Pictures of event added
- Autobot logo on screen
- Introducing Hasbro
- Ben Montano, Mark Weber, Lenny Panzicka, Bill Paukert
- John Barber from IDW
- Talking Hall of Fame
- ARCEE WINS THE HALL OF FAME
- Arcee figure will be revealed tomorrow
- Second inductee is Rodimus
- Human inductee is Stan Bush
- Stan's acceptance speech was basically thanks you got the touch
- Talking Dinobots
- Talking about evolution of Grimlock over the years
- Showing clip of G1 Dinobots' debut in cartoon
- Trying to show clips but slideshow screwed up, please bear with us
- Showing cartoon clips from Dinobot Island
- Swoop is doing flying stuff, Slag is doing fire stuff, and Snarl is doing tail stuff
- Onto toys
- Talking about patterns of G1 toys and what their favorites are
- Talking Transformers Animated
- Mentioned Eric Siebenaler and Aaron Archer as the guys behind that
- Showing clips from Animated
- Mentioned Slag name change explanation
- Talking about what they were working on in 2008
- Now talking Fall of Cybertron
- Showing game trailer
- Mentioning Dinobots' Shockwave origin in that storyline
- Showing game designs and video from High Moon
- Showing toy designs from FOC
- Building up to the movie. Almost there...
- Movie time
- Showing movie trailer
- Showing inspirational paintings for AOE
- Now showing toys
- Talking about G1 decos for SDCC
- Talking about their favorite figures they worked on
- End of panel
That's all, folks! Be sure to check back to TFW2005 tomorrow again for the latest BotCon 2014 coverage!
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By Shin Densetsu from
TFW2005:
Tag Hobby has posted new scans from the newest issue of Figure King which shows the following:
confirmation of "gun face" mode for Generations Lockdown!
new images of Battle Command Optimus which reveal that it's roughly the same size as Evasion mode Optimus in robot mode sans jetpack
prototype of an articulated Age Of Extinction Optimus(DMK?)
Cloud Rodimus & Shockwave
Read on to check out the scans!
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By SilverOptimus from
TFW2005:
We are only a week away from the release of Transformers: Age Of Extinction and already, the big guys at Hasbro and Paramount are discussing the possible future of the Transformers Live Action Movie Franchise.
First to speak was Vice Chairman of Paramount Pictures Rob Moore, correcting a
statement by Paramount Pictures Senior Vice President Edward Ryan and mentioning that Transformers 5 will release on 2017 (as originally planned) instead of 2016.
Next to speak was Transformers: Age of Extinction producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura, who said that Transformers 4 may not be a start of a new Trilogy.
""We're not planning on doing a trilogy," he told Roth. "We're not not planning on doing a trilogy. It's really a one-movie-at-a-time philosophy. It feels a little arrogant. Both [director Michael Bay] and I feel like it's a little arrogant of us to presume success each time. We know our fans are really out there and they're going to come, so we presume a certain amount of success. But all the energy will be thrown into the next movie, if we're lucky enough to get there."
Of course, a lot of studios have been angling their respective franchises for spinoffs -- Disney's Star Wars, for example, or Sony's Spider-Man, Fox's X-Men, etcetera. However, while di Bonaventura and crew have talked about going that route with Transformers, that may not necessarily be the case for future installments, at least for now.
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