‘Transformers Age of Extinction’ not a reboot says producer, Lamborghini Aventador is Lockdown
While few details are known about Michael Bay’s Transformers: Age of Extinction, a new cast and rumors all have pointed to a reboot, but producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura says that is not the case.
While promoting Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit he spoke with The Hollywood News addressing this issue first.
“It’s definitely not a reboot. It’s an interesting question about what you should call it.”
So what can fans expect in Age of Extinction?
“On a certain level it’s a continuation of the previous stories, in the fact that it acknowledges what has transpired before it. It acknowledges in the last movie, the destruction of Chicago, it’s actually something that carries through the sort of emotional repercussions of that, not unlike 9/11 has emotional repercussions in the real world. In a fantasy world there are repercussions to what occurred.”
di Bonaventura mentions moving on with the new cast.
“We miss our friends that we did the first three with, and they were great, and they probably could’ve done more. But the advantage of doing it this way is that it feels almost like a first movie. It’s a very different dynamic than I’ve seen in a movie, I’m very curious. I guess Star Wars did that a little bit, but not so close together, the way we’re doing it.’”
In other news, the identity of the Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 has been confirmed to be Lockdown. Check out the photo from the new Hasbro toy HERE
The new film stars Mark Wahlberg, Nicola Peltz, Jack Reynor, Kelsey Grammer, Stanley Tucci, T.J. Miller, Titus Welliver, Han Geng, Sophia Myles, and Li Bingbing.
Transformers: Age of Extinction opens in theaters on June 27, 2014.
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