Transformers: The Last Knight Concept Art: Early Knight And Sideways

That Lambo look pretty bad-ass. It also look like it actually transform into something. I wonder how that design would translate into a regular deluxe toy though.

Amazing how eight years later we still find Concept art for ROTF.

Sideways looks extremely terrifying! Wouldn't want him under my bed at night.

Those are SOME shoulder blades.

We have a couple more releases to cover for the upcoming Transformers: The Last Knight home formats, courtesy of Toys'R'Us and Walmart respectively! First up, a Blu-Ray Combo Pack, which includes Blu-Ray, DVD, Digital HD and a comic called Mission to Cybertron (like the eponymous exclusive TRU toyline, of course) for $29.99. Then, through Walmart.ca, a similar media format for the movie, but the box also includes two diecast models of Optimus Prime's Western Star 5700XE truck and Bumblebee's 2015 Chevy Camaro. Check out images for both below!

I just want the damn DVD for $9.99. I miss the days when you could get all the extra features on a DVD only release. I never gave a crap about blue ray. Its like the same thing with slightly brighter colors to make you spend twice the price.

Ew, reverse colors Prime looks unappetizing for my eyes; looks more like a knockoff now that I'm more used to the blue cab with red flames motif.

I still want to know where I can get that five film steelbook. Totally need to own that.

I want the comic. The lack of any movie-verse comics (bar that promotional one about the razor) is something that's bugged me. Them's been the only IDW TF comics I've ever really enjoyed so I wanted more but nope. So yeah I want the comic.

all my walmart does is repackage cyberverse figures from Beast Hunters as a combo pack for last knight, nothing like seeing BH prowl with The last Knight's movie box,

I just found out that the picture they use of Sam among the portraits of the other Witwiccan society members is his Ebay profile picture from the 2007 movie.

Imagine being part of a secret society going back centuries containing great leaders, thinkers and other historical figures; and alongside their portraits painstakingly crafted by incredible artists is some shitty selfie you took 10 years ago for your facebook.

Kurona wrote:I just found out that the picture they use of Sam among the portraits of the other Witwiccan society members is his Ebay profile picture from the 2007 movie.

Imagine being part of a secret society going back centuries containing great leaders, thinkers and other historical figures; and alongside their portraits painstakingly crafted by incredible artists is some shitty selfie you took 10 years ago for your facebook.

Yeah. It's sad that Shia is acting like he really did take a mental hit from that piece of the Allspark. His character was supposed to lose it, not him. Fame does strange things to people.

The youtube channel Comingsoon.net has posted a new behind the scenes clip from Transformers The Last Knight! It documents the cast and crew's experience filming at Stonehenge in England, featuring interviews with several of the movie's stars! It also shows the process of scouting such a historical and iconic location. Check the full video out down below, and tell us in the forums if you plan to purchase TLK on DVD and Blu-ray later this month!

We still have plenty of content to share with you from Hascon 2017, Rhode Island this past weekend! First up is a gallery and a walkaround video of the Transformers: The Last Knight section of the Transformers area at Hasbro from the event, featuring props from the movie, including Excalibur and other blades. Check out both below, and click on any image for the full gallery!

Guess that confirms that the sword Cade's Talisman turned into was Excalibur after all (since the movie itself never said so).

Celebrating the digital release of Transformers: The Last Knight, we have another behind the scenes clip from the fifth live-action movie directed by Michael Bay, featuring actor Stanley Tucci in his role as Merlin! Check it out below, courtesy of Comic Book Movie, and let us know what you think in the Energon Pub!

So I just finished watching the movie for the first time. It was bad. Like really bad. Even worse than I had been led to belive. It tall made ROTF look good.

Ironhidensh wrote:So I just finished watching the movie for the first time. It was bad. Like really bad. Even worse than I had been led to belive. It tall made ROTF look good.

Agreed. Yet Mr. Bay warned us right from the go. Explosions and humor.
That actor shouldn't have different roles in the same movie series, I can't believe they did that.

such a complete waste of concept and opportunity.
stupid.

weak sauce

To celebrate the Digital HD home release of Transformers: The Last Knight, which took place on 12 September, Paramount got in touch to share the various extras and exclusives scattered around the internet - with some of the clips (Stonehenge Tucci) already newsed, but all collected in one place here, you can browse through them at your convenience!

The full DVD and BluRay release of the movie will be 26 September, but the extras are available now featuring cast, crew, extras, actors, and stunts. Check them out!

The Last Knight Battle Scene

Special Ops

Stunts

Detroit

In more Transformers: The Last Knight and Hascon news combined, we also have recordings of the major panels featuring the cast of the latest movie in Paramount's live-action universe for the Cybertronians - including producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura, and actors Mark Wahlberg, Isabela Moner, Peter Cullen, and Frank Welker, plus Hasbro CEO Brian Goldner.

The first Transformers The Last Knight panel, during the day on Saturday September 9th, 2017, starred Mark Wahlberg, Isabela Moner, Producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura, and Executive Producer/Hasbro CEO Brian Goldner. The 2nd panel, held later that night during the Transformers VIP event, switched Brian Goldner with legendary Transformers voice actors Peter Cullen (Optimus Prime) and Frank Welker (Megatron). We've collated both together in the clip below, as they discuss the cast, working with director Michael Bay, the choices and realities of working on a project this big, in this scale, and of this relevance to popular culture (despite final results, of course), and the importance and difficulty of creating sequels in a franchise. When Welker and Cullen take their place, on the other hand, we get some more insight into the dynamic between them as actors and their characters since the early stages of their career and a lot of voices seasoning the interview too. Check it out!

noctorro wrote:That actor shouldn't have different roles in the same movie series, I can't believe they did that.

You mean how Stanley Tucci played Joshua Joyce last movie and Merlin in this one? They'd already done that before with Glenn Morshower playing Colonel Sharp (who got killed) in the first movie and then General Morshower in all the sequels minus AOE.

noctorro wrote:

Ironhidensh wrote:So I just finished watching the movie for the first time. It was bad. Like really bad. Even worse than I had been led to belive. It tall made ROTF look good.

Agreed. Yet Mr. Bay warned us right from the go. Explosions and humor.
That actor shouldn't have different roles in the same movie series, I can't believe they did that.

I've seen TV series do that. Jeffrey Combs played several roles in Deep Space Nine.

It's absolutely fine as long as you can pull them off convincingly and/or there's an in universe explanation. I had no idea, for instance, that Gwen Cooper in Torchwood was played by the same actress who played Gwenyth in Doctor Who Series 1. Despite the two being in the same universe, having the same very distinct accent, and having similar goddamn names.

Kurona wrote:It's absolutely fine as long as you can pull them off convincingly and/or there's an in universe explanation. I had no idea, for instance, that Gwen Cooper in Torchwood was played by the same actress who played Gwenyth in Doctor Who Series 1. Despite the two being in the same universe, having the same very distinct accent, and having similar goddamn names.

Hehe. The doctor and rose actually comment on that when they see her in tge stilen earth. Or the following one, i forget it's name. Multi spatial duplicity or something. But yeah, i have no problems with it. Doctor who did it all the time. Karen gillian, freema agyman, even colin baker did it. And capaldi played three parts including the doctor and made a pli point of it.

I've seen TV series do that. Jeffrey Combs played several roles in Deep Space Nine.[/quote]

Once even in the same episode

Insurgent wrote:

Kurona wrote:It's absolutely fine as long as you can pull them off convincingly and/or there's an in universe explanation. I had no idea, for instance, that Gwen Cooper in Torchwood was played by the same actress who played Gwenyth in Doctor Who Series 1. Despite the two being in the same universe, having the same very distinct accent, and having similar goddamn names.

Hehe. The doctor and rose actually comment on that when they see her in tge stilen earth. Or the following one, i forget it's name. Multi spatial duplicity or something. But yeah, i have no problems with it. Doctor who did it all the time. Karen gillian, freema agyman, even colin baker did it. And capaldi played three parts including the doctor and made a pli point of it.

I've seen TV series do that. Jeffrey Combs played several roles in Deep Space Nine.

Once even in the same episode

Those too! I will say though, it's very bizarre - but also very heartwarming now I know he was a huge fan of the series - to go back and watch Capaldi in Fires of Pompeii after 4 years of him as The Doctor.

Now, naturally, as I've said; this can be done convincingly - but other times not. So this begs the question since I haven't actually seen TLK; how different was this actor's new role and did he pull it off well enough that you didn't think he was the same guy?

In terms of appearance, they looked nothing alike. The performance, from what I remember, was also fairly distinct. I only knew it was the same actor because I found out beforehand.

He pulled it off. Merlin was drunk. Literally the entire time he's on screen. He voice, hi mannarisms, everything was different from his aoe performance. If i hadn't been told before hand, i woul never have known it was the same guy.

And frankly, Merlin was more fun a character than Joshua was.

Insurgent wrote:He pulled it off. Merlin was drunk. Literally the entire time he's on screen. He voice, hi mannarisms, everything was different from his aoe performance. If i hadn't been told before hand, i woul never have known it was the same guy.

I feel the same.I didnt realize they were the same actor,before looking at the wiki.

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Most memorable part of this movie was the horse doing a cartwheel.

Reports are coming in that the digital copy of TLK has some parts of the movie missing.

Does that mean we can say there are three cuts of this film?

Sabrblade wrote:Reports are coming in that the digital copy of TLK has some parts of the movie missing.

What parts?

Ironhidensh wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:Reports are coming in that the digital copy of TLK has some parts of the movie missing.

What parts?

Thus far, the first scene with Wheelie and the scene with the Vatti Transformer.

Minor bits, yes, but there's no real good reason that they should be missing at all.

Thanks to a tip from Paramount themselves today, we've found out that there's a cool contest going on over on the Transformers Movie facebook page! In partnership with Facebook live, the brand team behind the Transformers: The Last Knight page is running a Transformers character tournament where fans that tune in to the livestreams can vote on which characters should proceed onto the next round, or proceed on their way to oblivion!

While the contest only features characters from the live action films, it's still enjoyable to make sure your favorite 'bot gets to the top!
It's run using a bracket system, and voting for the first round for the Autobot side has already ended, but the livestreams for Round 1 on the Decepticon side will begin approximately 16 hours from the time of writing.
See the website for the current bracket here, and make sure to keep an eye on the facebook page, here!
Place your bets on who wins it all down below in the Energon pub forums!

Transformers fans in the UK will be able to own Transformers: The Last Knight soon. We have posted the exclusive trailer below for your viewing pleasure. According to the video description we now know some release dates.

The Last Knight shatters the core myths of the Transformers franchise, and redefines what it means to be a hero. Humans and Transformers are at war, Optimus Prime is gone. The key to saving our future lies buried in the secrets of the past, in the hidden history of Transformers on Earth. Saving our world falls upon the shoulders of an unlikely alliance: Cade Yeager (Mark Wahlberg); Bumblebee; an English Lord (Sir Anthony Hopkins); and an Oxford Professor (Laura Haddock).


Available to Download & Keep - 16th October
Available on DVD, Blu-ray, 3D Blu-ray & 4K UHD - 30th October

The Last Knight shatters the core myths of the Transformers franchise,

That's putting it mildly.

A lot of people who don't like this movie there is a lot of talk about it

dragons wrote:A lot of people who don't like this movie there is a lot of talk about it

It IS ironic.

-Kanrabat- wrote:

dragons wrote:A lot of people who don't like this movie there is a lot of talk about it

It IS ironic.

People know and recognize what's wrong with it.

I gave the film 4\10 and that was being kind. Another movie that features humans doing stuff with a bit of robot action now and then. Another movie where prime spouts 'I'll kill you'. Absolute crap. At least the scenery was nice. The Transformers are simply throw away items to these films.

Collider posted some new concept images from Transformers: The Last Knight. In it is an interesting take on the gladiatorial arena from what possibly is Kaon between both Optimus Prime and Megatron fighting in said area. Which is a change up because Optimus wasn't a gladiator to begin with! The article is worth checking out for the concept art pieces alone, but it offers insight into the special features of the discs too as a refresher.



Click the above image to head on over to Collider and check out their article as well as the accompanying gorgeous concept art created for the fifth installment!

That wouldn't make sense to be a flashback shot since Megs and Prime are both in their newer modes. Yeah, I know, "nothing makes sense in Bayverse" is what SOMEONE is gonna say, but I wonder if they were gonna have Megs and Prime duke it out on Cybertron at some point and that got cut from the script. I could see Megs arranging that with Quintessa because he'd love to put Prime there for a 1 vs 1. Missed opportunity for sure.

Since this is concept art, it seems more likely that the designer just grabbed a couple of random character models as an example.

Tyrannacon wrote:Collider posted some new concept images from Transformers: The Last Knight. In it is an interesting take on the gladiatorial arena from what possibly is Kaon between both Optimus Prime and Megatron fighting in said area. Which is a change up because Optimus wasn't a gladiator to begin with! The article is worth checking out for the concept art pieces alone, but it offers insight into the special features of the discs too as a refresher.



Click the above image to head on over to Collider and check out their article as well as the accompanying gorgeous concept art created for the fifth installment!

My theory is that Optimus would have returned to Cybertron after TF4 and would have been force to fight in a gladiator arena.

Thanks to an article posted on SyFy, we have a bunch of new concept art from Transformers: The Last Knight for you to check out! Among the new art pieces shown off are a Samurai-styled Knight with a wicked spiked sword, another shot of the Arena where previous art showed Optimus and Megatron standing, which was likely a cut section dealing with gladiatorial combat on Cybertron at some point, and some more images of Cybertron and Megatron meeting with TRF. Check out the art below, and let us know what you think in the comments section below!

I see the Samurai and all I can think of is Bludgeon.

Budder Prime wrote:I see the Samurai and all I can think of is Bludgeon.

I was thinking older, more beat up Drift, but I can totally see Bludgeon too!