With 2011 fast approaching, legion of Transformers fans across the world await in eager anticipation for the release of the franchise’s third and final film. Due to hit the cinemas on July 1, 2011, Transformers: The Dark of The Moon again brings staple cast members Shia LeBeouf, Frances McDormand, Josh Duhamel, Tyrese Gibson, John Turturro and many others together under the direction of director Michael Bay. Additionally, this new movie also features the acting debut of Megan Fox’s replacement and former Victoria Secret model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley as the female lead (Sam Witwicky’s new love interest).
Of course, this could never be a Transformers movie without, well, the fighting giant robots from Cybertron! Movie goers can expect to see Autobots leader Optimus Prime, Bumblee Bee, Iron Hide, Sideswipe battle it out with the Decepticons once again. As the rumors have confirmed, fan favorite Shockwave will be leading all the villains this time around.
The movie’s trailer has also started spreading on the internet and it looks to be very promising, so far. So despite the many negative feedbacks that the second film has received, this new film shows a lot of potential. It really appears that Michael Bay and all the cast members are really determined to set things right this time.
Now a lot of Transformers fans are also excited for the upcoming toy line that would surely be released prior to the actual movie. For sure, a lot of collectors will also be searching the internet for more Transformers custom toys. When compared to the action figures sold at the stores, more collectors prefer Transformers custom toys better because they are sturdier and are also much more detailed. One expected downside of Transformers custom toys, however, is that finding transformable figures could be difficult since most customizers typically focus on creating movie-accurate replicas.
