Michael Bay

Steven Spielberg is reportedly back involved with the franchise as well.

Transform and roll out with these highlights from the career of the iconic voice of Optimus Prime.

I’ve never been the biggest fan of Michael Bay’s Transformers movies. At their best, they were loud, abrasive spectacles. At their worst, they were ... let me see what I wrote here about Transformers: Age of Extinction ... ah yes: “Give Age Of Extinct...

Director Michael Bay shares his experience working with Connery on the set of 'The Rock'.

'Songbird' has officially resumed filming.

The truth comes out.

It arrives on Netflix this week.

With Ryan Reynolds!

If I had to pick the most egregious example of product placement ever, I would nominate the scene from Transformers: Age of Extinction, when the entire movie stops to examine the wreckage of a crash involving an alien spaceship and a Bud Light truck. The camera pans across a street littered with Bud Light bottles; then Mark Wahlberg picks one up, cracks it open, and takes a healthy swig. And while he’s shilling beer, there’s a second product placement in the background; just over his shoulder, very much in focus, is a giant Goodyear Tires sign.

For all intents and purposes, every sign points to Michael Bay and the Transformers series going their separate ways after The Last Knight. Bay even wrote a goodbye letter to the franchise thanking everyone involved for five movies’ worth of explosions, robots fighting each other, and female characters introduced from the legs up. But there’s one person who thinks he might be faking it.