Director Michael Bay has come up with new information about another trailer he is preparing for the 'Transformers' sequel, stating that it will come out attached to 'X-Men Origins: Wolverine'.
- Apr 16, 2009
AceShowbiz - After revealing that "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" will be longer than the first movie, director Michael Bay brings to light another interesting scoop on the "Transformers" sequel and this time, it is about the new trailer. Posting a message on his Shoot for the Edit forum, the 44-year-old filmmaker uncovers that the trailer will come out with "X-Men Origins: Wolverine".
Bay's announcement of the trailer is outed while he gives updates on the sequel's status. "We have 60 days left. Let me tell you it will be a race to finish," he writes. "It's 12 at night and we are still working here in the edit room. Everyone at ILM and DD are killing themselves right now, they are doing a stellar job on the effects. We also just finished our trailer which is coming out with Wolverine."
Trailer news aside, the producer of "Friday the 13th" has also shared about what executive producer Steven Spielberg thinks of his "Revenge of the Fallen" cut. "Steven Spielberg sat next to me in a big 100 person theater at Sony today. There were 98 empty seats. The lights came up after we just watched my cut of Revenge of the Fallen. He turned to me and said 'It's awesome'," he notes in his posting.
"He felt this movie was better than the first - and probably my best, who knows - at this point in a movie you start to lose your objectivity," he continues recalling on Spielberg's reaction. He then adds, "I just hope the fans like it. I'm going to start putting it in front of audiences in a few weeks - no you are not invited, yet."
"Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" is set a year after the end of "Transformers". It follows Shia LaBeouf's Sam Witwicky and Megan Fox's Mikaela Banes as they become the target of attack by Decepticons because of Sam's knowledge about the origins of the Transformers. This DreamWorks action movie will blast off in U.S. theaters on June 24.
