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Transformers 3 Update: New Villain Shockwave, Russians, Death, and oh Yeah, it'll be in 3D
Tremendous Bowl XLV isn't right up until this Sunday, but right up until then, right here are two early spots that you can anticipate to see throughout (or probably in advance of or following) the game. But certainly sometime on Sunday although the game is on. The very first spot is for "Kung Fu Panda 2? and was featured on Amusement Tonight, and the second spot is one of people viral "hidden in a fake ad" spot for Michael Bay's "Transformers: Dark of the Moon". The two have now manufactured it onto YouTube.

If the "Transformers" spot is the only one particular they're carrying out at the game, it will be a rather major disappointment, although if I had to guess, it would be that they're sprinkling these mini-spots during the game and will ultimately show off the real trailer as the highlight. If that's not what they're doing, then they might just stop up becoming way as well clever for their personal great. I indicate, sneaking Transformers into fake commercials is enjoyable and all, but there's no substitute for just coming proper out and telling folks, "Glimpse, we've obtained a new movie - here's the trailer!"

Now THIS is how you lower a Super Bowl trailer. Test out the thirty-second spots for Michael Bay's "Transformers: Dark of the Moon" and Justin Lin's 'Fast Five", two Tv spots that control to pack in an obscene amount of brilliant coolness in just half a moment. If you assumed the trailers introduced for both movies months ago were a tad underwhelming, these two 30-second spots will far more than make up for it. The happiest man or woman in all of this? Ought to be Tyrese Gibson, who is in equally videos.

The robos attack July one, 2011, soon after the vehicles zoom in April 29, 2011. Right after the vital throttling (not to point out all the expenses of racism) towards his "Transformers two: Revenge of the Fallen", Michael Bay has really a whole lot to make up for. Personally, I believed "Revenge" was pretty nifty, however yeah, that desert battle at the end went on for a liiiiiiiiiiiiitle as well prolonged. Who knows if Bay will make that similar error yet again with "Dark of the Moon", but the director is generating some mighty huge guarantees, especially thinking about that he's presently announced that component three will be his last movie on the franchise.

He tells MTV about what went wrong with "Revenge of the Fallen":

The 2nd an individual, we had a hard go. It was a very, quite difficult matter to make a movie beneath these conditions. It impacted a lot of Hollywood at that time.

On "Dark of the Moon":

It's epic and it occurs in a city. It's much more available due to the fact you acknowledge stuff - it's not in a desert. It's form of like 'Black Hawk Down' with our small group of heroes in a town.

He also talks about two new characters in the film:

Sentinel Prime is excellent. He's good. I can't inform you nearly anything else, other than he's good. [New villain Shockwave] is lousy. He's obtained a considerably even larger gun [and is] a small bit far more vicious.

The previous time I saw a "Transformers" cartoon it was in the '80s, so I don't have a clue who "Sentinel Prime" is, but if he's the man sliding across the metropolis slashing robots into items in the Super Bowl spot under, then I'm there with bells on on opening day.

The fighting robots from outer room go dark July 1, 2011.

Second Television spot for Michael Bay's newest smash'em, blast'em, rock'em aliens from outer space motion picture "Transformers: Dark of the Moon", which premiered during the NASCAR Daytona 500 race has crashed on-line. Test it out, test it outers.

The Autobots find out of a Cybertronian spacecraft concealed on the Moon, and race in opposition to the Decepticons to attain it and find out its secrets and techniques, which could flip the tide in the Transformers' final battle.

Starring Shia LaBeouf, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Josh Duhamel, Patrick Dempsey, John Malkovich, Ken Jeong, Frances McDormand, Alan Tudyk, Tyrese Gibson, John Turturro, Frank Welker, James Avery, Peter Cullen, and directed by Michael Bay.