Hasbro and Paramount Pictures will reboot "Transformers" after Bumblebee this year

It's time to say goodbye to the "Bayformers" universe once the "Bumblebee" solo film comes out later this year, as Hasbro and Paramount Pictures have officially made it clear that Michael Bay's "Transformers" film franchise will be done and over - rebooting the franchise with Hasbro overseeing majority of how the films will be done from here on out.

You can read the report via Comic Book Movie - which pretty much explains that the Robots in Disguise will be rebooted alongside G.I.Joe, and getting other Hasbro franchises like Micronauts made into film.

Transformers: The Last Knight: 12 Character posters released

Hitting theaters in a few weeks and bringing a staggering and shocking chapter to the "Bayformers" universe which sees Optimus Prime turn against his fellow Autobots and the "Secret History of the Transformers" unraveled, Paramount Pictures has released 12 character posters for "Transformers: The Last Knight", which features both the human and robot cast of the film that includes Mark Wahlberg reprising his role as Cade Yeager as well as Anthony Hopkins as Sir Edmund Button.

If you want to see the rest of the posters, check out Superherohype for the full assemble.

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Transformers: The Last Knight hits theaters internationally on June 21st.

Transformers: The Last Knight: 3D Featurette and New trailer teaser released

Set for release in a few months, Michael Bay and Paramount Pictures have started the promotional wheel anew for the latest Transformers film coming out in "Transformers: The Last Knight" - which will see a very decisive battle between Autobots, Decepticons, and humanity as more of the shared history between humans and Transformers is discovered and a larger threat comes to destroy everything as we know it.

Coinciding with an IMAX event held a few days ago, Michael Bay has released a little featurette talking about how The Last Knight was filmed using IMAX 3D cameras in its native form and a whole lot more.

Transformers: The Last Knight - 3D Featurette
Then comes a new announcement teaser for a new trailer coming out soon.

Transformers: The Last Knight - Trailer Announcement
Transformers: The Last Knight hits theaters on June this year.

Transformers: The Last Knight: First Look at "Hot Rod"

Hitting theaters next year and continuing Michael Bay's vision of the world of Hasbro's Transformers franchise, Paramount Pictures has released via Twitter the first look of "Hot Rod" - aka Hot Rodimus and the future "Rodimus Prime" that was featured prominently in the 1986 animated "Transformers: The Movie" and later on Season 3 of Generation 1 and other spin-off shows. This time, Hot Rod is listed as "Bumblebee's Brother In Arms", but retains the brash and arrogant attitude he's known for.

Transformers: The Last Knight hits theaters on June 23, 2017.

Transformers: The Last Knight: New Promotional Poster released

Set to premiere next year and continue Michael Bay's interpretation of the "Robots in Disguise" in live action, Paramount Pictures has officially released (via Twitter and CBM) a new promotional poster for "Transformers: The Last Knight" - which features Optimus Prime wielding a sword and fighting a three headed dragon that many assume to be the new form of Megatron. The film will once again be directed by Bay.

Transformers: The Last Knight hits theaters on June 23, 2017.

Transformers: Fifth installment titled "The Last Knight" w/ first teaser image and logo released

Finally revealing the official title for the next live-action Transformers film hitting next year, Paramount Pictures and director Michael Bay have announced the next live-action installment as  "Transformers: The Last Knight" - picking right up where 2014's "Transformers: Age of Extinction" left off and continuing the ongoing war between Autobots and Decepticons in the big screen.


Transformers: The Last Knight
Transformers: The Last Knight hits theaters on June 23, 2017.

Transformers 4: First Plot Details surface online

Fans of Michael Bay's Transformers film series finally have something to look forward to fro Transformers 4, as several websites following updates on the new sequel flick have come across what appears to be the first plot details of the film. Following the announcement that the film takes place a few years after Transformers: Dark of the Moon, the new installment sees Hollywood actor and musician Mark Wahlberg starring in the film.

Take note, SPOILER WARNING ahead for those who may not want to know what to expect in the next film, so read at your own risk.

Movie Review: Transformers: Dark of the Moon

When the first Transformers film was released in 2007, I was flabbergasted and ranting ravely like a kid again, amazed at the prospect that one of the cartoons/ toy franchises I grew up with finally made the leap into the big screen. It wasn't a perfect adaptation of course, but the initial concept remained the same, and apparently Michael Bay and Steven Spielberg delivered on their promise to make the "Robots in Disguise" a kick ass movie and spawn it into a lucrative franchise. However, when 2009's Revenge of the Fallen came along, it was met with mixed to almost downright negative reactions from critics and audiences alike, which is understandable considering the presence of eyesore characters and a plot that was clustered around like crazy. Simply put, the movie universe wasn't exactly cut from the same cloth as Generation 1, but it fared well enough in the box office to make millions of dollars in ticket sales, coming to the point that another sequel would be made, and it would be Bay's last foray in the franchise.

When it was first announced, Transformers: Dark of the Moon certainly sounded like a strange way to name a movie (why not "Dark Side of the Moon"?), but after watching the final product, it all makes sense why it was given the title. Without going much into spoilers this early, I can say that the third "Bayformers" was aptly named, and lives up to the director's promise that it will be a lot "darker" than his previous two outings with the Autobots and Decepticons. After the jump, take note that it will be SPOILERVILLE from here on out, so if you plan to watch the movie with a clean conscience, come back and read this review after you've seen it.