A popular movie franchise thanks to the creativity and direction of Michael Bay, the Transformers series through three films has provided moviegoers everywhere with thrilling storylines and unbelievable graphics while capturing the attention of those who perhaps never followed the previous "Transformers" cartoon series. Since "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" was officially released back in 2011, fans of the trilogy have been interested in the possible creation of a fourth movie, something multiple sources have now publically confirmed will happen.
According to MTV News, director Michael Bay announced that his next Transformers film will launch on June 27, 2014 with the latest movie featuring some new and interesting additions to an already successful chain of flicks. "Transformers: Age of Extinction" will keep many of the familiar ideals associated with the previous movies intact but also usher in a new brand of robots called the Dinobots. While the previous 3 movies saw a continuous battle between the Autobots and Decepticons -- cars that turned into robots -- the latest line of Transformers will take the basic robots and transform them into metallic dinosaurs.
"I cannot disclose the specifics, but you can be sure that the arrival of the Dinobots will give the audience a lot to be excited about," the film's producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura said to the Beijing News. "The world's coolest, most exciting cars will appear in the film including Chinese vehicles, so whether you are a car enthusiast or not, it will be a feast for the eyes."
"Transformers: Age of Extinction" is also set to feature Mark Wahlberg, Nicola Peltz, Stanley Tucci and Kelsey Grammar. No additional plot details have been released with still more than nine months remaining before the films initial release date.
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