Presenting Early Twist, 'Transformers 2' Having More Sci-Fi Tone

More detailed information are coming out from the upcoming "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen". After actor Matthew Marsden let out bits of hints on the robots battles, director Michael Bay and co-writer Roberto Orci came out with more of interesting points on the sequel to the successful action fantasy "Transformers".

Talking to Entertainment Weekly during a break on the set of the sequel, Bay revealed that in this second film, fans will be presented with an unexpected spin starting right from the beginning. "You're just not going to believe the first 12 minutes! It's a twist in itself," co claimed the filmmaker. Meanwhile, Orci has other thing to be shared. In a recent interview, the scribbler noted that unlike the first movie, this sequel will display the robots from the beginning and it will have the feeling of a sci-fi movie.

On Monday, July 14, at the Television Critics Association's summer press tour in Beverly Hills, California, Orci revealed, "The first movie was predicated on the structure of a mystery, at which point, at the midpoint, the Transformers are revealed. This movie is structured differently in that you now know there are Transformers in the world, and therefore you can get right to them. As a result, there's kind of more Transformers throughout the movie."

On the sci-fi matter, he explained, "The humor will be similar, but the structure of the movie is a little bit more like many sequels, which is, the stakes are a little higher and the tone is a bit more sci-fi. It's got a little more of a sci-fi element...The bad guys are little more coherent in terms of what their plan is and what they're attempting to do. So it feels like more of a sci-fi battle. The sequel will also offer a better balance between humans and robots."

Aside from the fact that in the new movie the human lead character, Sam Witwicky, will be affected by an object from the destroyed cube, much details of "Revenge of the Fallen" plot has remained a mystery. Still, the movie starring once again Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox, Josh Duhamel, Tyrese Gibson and John Turturro is slated to be released on June 26, 2009.