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You'll Be Getting New 'Transformers' Movies for the Next Decade
More Transformers — much more, in fact — is on the way. Hasbro chief Steven J. Davis confirmed in a Q&A that a Transformers 5, 6, 7 and 8 are in the works at a Q&A at Mipcom. “We just finished, as some of you may have read, just an incredible experience,” he said.
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Meet the 'Batman v Superman' Shutterbug Who's Staked Out the Movie's Set
Some of the biggest movies of the past decade — including Oz the Great and Powerful, and the third and fourth Transformers films — have been shot in Detroit, where producers can take advantage of Michigan’s generous film incentives, not to mention the city’s abundant empty lots. Along with the movie boom, Motor City has seen the rise of another, more covert industry: amateur photography by people who stake out sets and share their pictures online. When Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice filmed
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Child Resistant: The Serious Lack of Kid-Friendly Movies This Summer
When I was growing up, one of the highlights of summer was seeing movies with my parents and brother. Whichever one we chose — Willow, Sister Act, The Lion King, Back to the Future Part III — was carefully selected from the available options, of which there were many. Now I’m the mother of a six-year-old boy who loves movies just as much as I do.
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The Best Mark Wahlberg Impersonations — A Professional Opinion
What does Mark Wahlberg have in common with Jimmy Stewart, John Wayne, and Christopher Walken? Well, in addition to being fine actors, all are favorite subjects of impersonators. It’s easy to see why the star of the newTransformers movie — with his Boston accent, cocked head and piercing squint — is so fun to mimic. We’ve rounded up the best-of-the-best Wahlberg impressions, and called on comedian Daniel Van Kirk (whose own sturdy Wahlberg-channelings can be seen on various YouTube videos and Do
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Easter Egg Hunting in 'Transformers: Age of Extinction'
Between the brawling robots, blatant product placement, and manic Michael Bay-o-vision camera work, subtlety is at a premium in Transformers: Age of Extinction. While showing off the elastic property of the “transformium” element that gives the robots their shape-shifting ability (yes, it’s really called transformium), a goofy lab tech (James Bachman) turns the blob into a series of different objects, including various weapons and, briefly, the My Little Pony character Rainbow Dash.
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Role Recall: Mark Wahlberg on 'Boogie Nights,' 'Three Kings' and More
Mark Wahlberg’s come a long way since his days as a member of The Funky Bunch. The Boston native has been a serious actor — enough with those tired Marky Mark jokes — for two decades now. He steps into the series’ fourth installment to play a Texas inventor who joins Optimus Prime and company in their ongoing war against the Decepticons. Boogie Nights (1997) Starting with its triumphant Toronto and New York film festival premieres, Paul Thomas Anderson’s porn-industry drama has been lauded by cr
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'Transformers: Age of Extinction' Star Dazzles on the Hong Kong Red Carpet
First it was Megan Fox. Peltz rocked a sexy ice blue dress with simple beading and a saucy cutout. For the Los Angeles premiere of the franchise’s first film in 2007, Megan Fox made her statement with a sleek ‘do and cream-colored flapper dress, complete with a feather on one shoulder that reminded soon-to-be fans to check out the tough-girl tattoo on her shoulder blade.
