By SilverOptimus from
TFW2005:
It seems as though Composer Steve Jablonsky and Imagine Dragons are working on the Score/Soundtrack of Transformers: Age Of Extinction.
Steve Jablonsky managed to produce some amazing music for all previous Michael Bay Transformers Live Action Movies while the band Imagine Dragons also delivered some amazing songs in the past; including Who We Are (for Hunger Games: Catching Fire), Demons and their super-hit song; Radioactive which was dubbed as the "Biggest rock hit of the year 2013".
This news is coming from a Facebook user who
took an image during the recording session.
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By TunaKaan from
TFW2005:
Hasbro website has been updated with character art which we see on toy packages. It is possible that these are the backgrounds for characters' profile pages which will contain basic info about them.
Check out the incredible artworks of Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Hound, Crosshairs, Drift, Grimlock, Strafe, Slug, Slash, Scorn, Galvatron, Stinger and Lockdown after the jump in highest resolution.
And be sure to check TFW for more info.
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By TunaKaan from
TFW2005:
A week ago, we
reported that there are some signs over at Los Angeles that indicate some reshoots for Transformers 4 Age of Extinction. And looks like it was true.
Just Jared website managed to take couple of pictures from the reshoots that took place in Los Angeles on April 9. It shows Mark Wahlberg and Optimus Prime (in Westernstar mode) have some business to take care of. Mark is fully clothed and has no wounds on his face so the scene they're shooting might take place in U.S.A. rather than Hong Kong. Maybe right before the fight between Optimus and Galvatron in Michigan highway.
Check out the rest of the images at the attachments.
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By TunaKaan from
TFW2005:
For this week's issue, Entertainment Weekly focused mainly on this summer's blockbusters and of course Transformers 4 Age of Extinction is one of them.
In this two paged preview filled with new interviews, director Michael Bay explains that this is a whole new trilogy and a fresh start, but he's not entirely sure if he'll direct the sequels. Mark Wahlberg on the other hand, gives us a few plot details on how the government is now againts the Autobots and talks about the dynamic between his character and Optimus Prime who has lost all faith in humankind. Lastly, Jack Reynor talks about
the explosions and being have to act in front of things that are not actually there.
The article also features a whole new screenshot of Grimlock and he looks like he's about to use his iconic fire-breath. Article also gives us a few facts about the T-Rex mode like it's
''150 feet long from the tail to the nostrils, 63.5 feet tall from the ground to the top of his horns, and weigh 850 tons.''You can check out the photo of the article (provided by
TFLAMB) and the transcript of the interviews after the jump.
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By StayingInTheBox from
TFW2005:
Fresh off our news reported yesterday about the newly revealed
LA-01 Battle Command Optimus Prime from Takara, TFW2005 board member
Powerglide1991 has supplied us with a new larger image of the product.
We get a much better look at the trailer and its various transformations as well as the Optimus Prime figure itself, which could possibly be a new, most likely simplified mold (we're judging this based off of the size comparisons with the Bumblebee figure also pictured).
Check out the new images
here and let us know what you think!
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By Sol Fury from
TFW2005:
In 1986, Transformers entered its third year and featured the debut of the first assortments of Transformers toys that had been designed specifically for the Transformers line, with characters like Hot Rod, Kup, Galvatron and Metroplex making their first appearance this year. The Transformers comics continued strongly with the introduction of the RAAT and a crossover with G.I. Joe in the USA, and in the UK, a classic story, Target 2006. And on August 8, 1986, Transformers arrived on the big screen for the first time with Transformers the Movie - and a generation of children were shocked for life as they learned that sometimes, even heroes die.
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By SilverOptimus from
TFW2005:
Thanks to Gamefly, we have with us our first look at the Transformers: Rise Of The Dark Spark Nintendo 3DS Boxart. The boxart features Age Of Extinction Optimus Prime, Lockdown, Grimlock as well as Fall Of Cybertron Megatron and Shockwave.
We can also notice what is speculated as "The Dark Spark", right above Optimus and between Lockdown and Megatron.
The game is playable in both 2D and 3D and will release June 10, 2014.
Checkout the art, after the jump.
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By Mechafire from
TFW2005:
The Dawn of the Autobots is upon us, my friends, and TFW2005 member D-Drive is here to inform us of the Diamond Comics shipping list for next week, April 16. Coming our way is Windblade #1 and the first Dark Cybertron TPB.
TRANSFORMERS WINDBLADE #1 Of(4) (also shipping subscription & 1-in-10 variant covers)
(W) Mairghread Scott (A) Sarah Stone (CA) Casey W. Coller
WHO IS WINDBLADE? In the aftermath of DARK CYBERTRON, WINDBLADE takes the planet by storm. But where did she come from-and what does her secret mean to the future of the TRANSFORMERS? A powerful new chapter in the TRANSFORMERS saga begins here!
TRANSFORMERS DARK CYBERTRON TP
(W) James Roberts, John Barber (A) Andrew Griffith & Various (CA) Phil Jimenez
Shockwave makes a move millions of years in the planning-an ultimate strategy to remake Cybertron and destroy both the Autobots and Decepticons!
Collects Dark Cybertron #1, More Than Meets The Eye #23-25, and Robots In Disguise #23-24.
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By Sol Fury from
TFW2005:
Jagex are at The Gadget Show Live in Birmingham in the UK this week through Sunday with their Transformers MOTA (Massive Online Tactical Action). We stopped by to check out the game, which is looking very slick and promises to be a lot of fun when it launches this summer.
What we thought might interest you would be a look at the cool artwork of the characters adorning Jagex's booth. Along with their own creations including Conduit and Duststorm, it might interest you to know that the booth featured some new artwork for a few classic Transformers characters including Optimus Prime, Megatron and Bumblebee (we also think that you might be looking at Ratchet and possibly Arcee or Elita-1 in some of the other pieces)
We've also learned that the setting of the game has shifted - while at its inception, Transformers Universe was going to be a part of the Aligned Continuity with Transformers Prime and the War for Cybertron series, it is now a separate entity all of its own under the Transformers Generations banner (hence the reinterpretation of some classic characters)
The team at Jagex are very excited for the game and have a lot of cool stuff in store to reveal going forward - so be sure to keep eyes on our site right here and
the Transformers Universe homepage for more information.
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By SilverOptimus from
TFW2005:
Previously we've brought you a
news regarding the technology behind the Ariel Photography of Transformers: Age Of Extinction. For the task, ShotOver K1 Camera Systems were used.
Today, we received a press release from ShotOver stating that they will be showcasing the capabilities of the K1 at the NAB Show 2014. Though there is no confirmation of actual footage from Transformers: Age Of Extinction will be shown, the press release mainly highlights what was done during the principal photography of Transformers 4.
NAB Show 2014 is happening from 7th April to 10th April (making tomorrow its last day) at the Las Vegas Convention Center. SHOTOVER Camera Systems can be found at booth C12635.
You can read the entire press release, after the jump.
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