Transformers: Age Of Extinction has been out for little over a week and has taken the world box office by storm, raking in over $520 million. While the film may be the most successful in the franchise financially it appears that the critics have found the film to be worse than, dare I say it, Revenge Of The Fallen and Dark Of The Moon. However, when has negative feedback ever stopped Michael Bay before?
Recently, Total Film caught up with the cast and crew behind Age Of Extinction to chat about future sequels and some plots that could pop up next time around. When asked about the Dinobots and if we could see Grimlock and his crew return in part 5, producer Ian Bryce said "There's likely a candidate," While co-producer Lorenzo Di Bonaventura said "We hope so, they're fun characters." Di Bonaventura also added "There's a lot more to do with them."
The cast of the new film also had somethings to say including Lucky Charms himself, Jack Reynor, who stated "I wouldn't mind shooting somewhere in Africa," While co-star Nicola Peltz suggested Paris as an ideal setting. Did somebody say French Transformer! Please, oh Lord, don't give Michael Bay that idea. Imagine an Autobot wearing a buret. Reynor also suggested Australian icon Ayers Rock as a potential setting.
