Via the Official Mark Wahlberg Facebook Account we have the Transformers: The Last Knight Digital & BLU-RAY Release Date.
Mark shared a video which announces the digital HD release of The Last Knight on September 12 and the Blu-Ray on September 26. There’s also a link to Amazon.com for the pre-orders.
You can check the video below and then click on the bar to share your thoughts at the 2005 Boards.
AUTOBOTS, ROLL OUT!!! Get Transformers The Last Knight on Digital 9/12 & Blu-ray 9/26! http://paramnt.us/BuyTF5
Posted by Mark Wahlberg on Friday, August 11, 2017
The TFDrawer
Can you guys give me your thoughts on this?
Fox13
The UK Blu-ray is listed as only containing one disc….
What the actual heck?
GOLD5
I for one cant wait to watch this in Dubbly Anus on my forkey!
Angry Camaro
Ugh this thread and my other old thread.
YoungPrime
With some many Bay Fan's now turning their backs on this crap, Hasbro should take note and step their game up on G1-esk lines. Like the IDW comics, Generations Toys, Video games with same quality that WFC had and give Machinima the middle finger instead of another contract.
They're going to need something to keep their core TF fan/collectors interested while TF Live action films go into hiatus once BumbleBee flops.
AshleyCuadra
eagc7
for example the twins in DOTM, they were filmed, but they got cut out early on, i doubt they would've wasted money doing animation for the twins.
Incepticon
Exactly. That, and despite *filming* things, it doesn't mean those shots ever got any post production, let alone millions of dollars worth of CGI getting worked on, rendered, completed and inserted only to be cut. Many movies end up with TONS of unused footage being thrown away or canned for use in other projects. It's common practice, and hardly unique to this one. But that is also common sense… which is seemingly not something many overly wishful fans have.
eagc7
Tyrese confirmed he never got to film any scenes.
aey103
You mean they are using the Peter Jackson method.
Super Bumblebee
There might an extended cut still, but they're going to wait for you to buy this one first to sell twice as many blue rays
Grimlock_13
You took this quote from a joke post. I suppose I should have put it in quotes since I've never once believed there to be a longer cut pf the film. Sorry, "film".
Ephland
There has never been a legitimate reason to think there would be deleted scenes.
No such thing as "40 minutes cut from the film." The final cut is the one we saw in the theaters.
Technically, every movie has footage "cut." It's called editing.
GAUGE
Epps was never in the movie no cameo was ever filmed. no idea where you got your information from.
Tyrese Gibson already stated he couldn't be in the movie due to the time he was filming Fast in the furious (last one) filming. it was even stated he was hella mad about it.
Try again.
Aimless Misfire
Same here. I'll pick up a 5 pack but I'm not buying this on it's own.
I loved all the live action movies but not this one. The Last Knight wasn't even a movie, it was just a bunch of random scenes & ideas thrown together. No explanation & no continuity. Just 2 hours of random stuff jumbled together. I thought "The Last Knight" was going to be about Optimus Prime, the Dinobots & the Knights Of Cybertron as established in Age Of Extinction. Jokes on me.
Cyber Star
First Live Action transformers movie I will not be buying.
Shizuka
The funniest thing about thus thread is people expecting feted scenes when we didn't get extra scenes for the other 4 movies. We don't even have the IMAX version of RotF yet. I think it was exclusive or something idiotic like that.
Scorpio
Honestly, it is probably not too far off considering the amount of known aspects that we already know got cut;
Those are just the one's i found via a quick search – there are tons of others where filming was witnessed and it never made it into the movie. It's worrying because a majority of these were not even individual scenes but a collection of scenes or even entire plots. There are also additional human scenes that are either featured on the special features or simply were too drawn-out.
Heck, Adam Gerstel basically acknowledged that there are SIX DIFFERENT CUTS OF EVERY SINGLE SCENE in the movie;
"Michael would give notes and say, “OK I like this version. OK, John, now you take a stab at it. OK, Mark, now you take a stab at it. Deb, you take a stab at it.” Everybody cut everything. So really, by the end of it, we had all cut every scene. There had been a version of every scene that every editor cut."
Sure most movies normally do multiple cuts to see how it looks, but considering how jarring the editing is and how rushed the final battle, i'd guess that at least a minute was cut from each scene at minimum.
Yes, the 40 minute number was likely taken from the belief this was going to be a three hour movie. Yet at the same time, it's a realistic number considering the aspects we know were cut and the editing process – which itself seemed to be Bay basically picking whichever he liked out of six edits of a scene (explaining the editing issues)
Ryan101
I think it's because there were rumors flying around that the film was over 3 hours (which Michael Bay debunked on Twitter) and that's where the 40 minute number popped up.
AutobotAvalanche
Obviously every film has cut footage.
But the "40 mins of missing scenes" rumor is UTTER BULLSHIT. Completely unfounded. Someone gave that figure as a guess and everyone decided to run with it.