New Photos and Details of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
>> Dec 31, 2008
Thanks to USA Today which has debuted some new set photos from the upcoming blockbuster of Michael Bay, "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" recently, now, we had a better first look on this film. Not only that, the paper also provided some additional details surrounding the production and the plot like you can observe below.
The Plot: This time, Optimus teams up with US military to take on the evil Decepticons, who invaded Earth to capture Sam (Shia LaBeouf). He has learned some secrets about the origins of the Transformers and their ancient history - information, it turns out, that is worth war.
USA Today even revealed extensively about the military interaction. "The Pentagon gave its stamp of approval to the film and allowed production amid the dunes of the Army's New Mexico missile range. 'They let us do the run of things,' Bay says. 'We have so many military assets. Plus, this is a missile range — we can just fire into the set. It's a great place.'" And to top that off, for the first time in history, they were allowed to shoot in Giza, Egypt near the pyramids and were even allowed to shoot on them, which has never been allowed before.
In this sequel, LaBeouf is again teamed with Megan Fox as Mikaela, who also knows the secrets of the heroic Autobots. And humanity is still trying to sort out which Transformers can be trusted and which mean to exterminate humans.
The Photos + some great concept arts bonus:
The Plot: This time, Optimus teams up with US military to take on the evil Decepticons, who invaded Earth to capture Sam (Shia LaBeouf). He has learned some secrets about the origins of the Transformers and their ancient history - information, it turns out, that is worth war.
USA Today even revealed extensively about the military interaction. "The Pentagon gave its stamp of approval to the film and allowed production amid the dunes of the Army's New Mexico missile range. 'They let us do the run of things,' Bay says. 'We have so many military assets. Plus, this is a missile range — we can just fire into the set. It's a great place.'" And to top that off, for the first time in history, they were allowed to shoot in Giza, Egypt near the pyramids and were even allowed to shoot on them, which has never been allowed before.
In this sequel, LaBeouf is again teamed with Megan Fox as Mikaela, who also knows the secrets of the heroic Autobots. And humanity is still trying to sort out which Transformers can be trusted and which mean to exterminate humans.
The Photos + some great concept arts bonus:
