Transformers 2007 Live-Action Movie Coming Back To Theaters For Its 15th Anniversary – Official Poster & Additional Information

JaZzPrImE74

I posted in social media i was watching it and had 10 people asking / interested… They really should have gave some more promotion.

i know bayformers to fans on here is controversial, but the general public loves this movie.

I mean hasbro put out ads on their accounts, fathom events just rarely get any media coverage in general. Nature of the beast unfortunately

I went to see it today and man, getting my ears blasted by the sounds of the transformations and explosions is just peak cinema.

I went to see it with my Stepdad on July 10th, it was first time we seen a movie together when it was just us and not the whole family of five. We had a great time. It was my first time seeing it in theatres, I didn't see until Summer 2008 when my friend and neighbor Alex brought over the DVD. As this one and The Last Knight were the only films in the six-film live action franchise I didn't get to see in theatres.

JS_Prime

Didn’t expect to get chills from this movie after 15 years, but the autobot arrival/alley scene on the big screen still has its magic! Decent turnout at my screening too, all things considered

Obviously I agree with you. The score and the visuals make it an amazing scene. You could rewatch it over and over just to see each one of the Autobots transforming.

Kaynowa

Yeah there were commercials for some themed pillows, the Robosen things, that VR game, and the Cyberverse ROTB optimus toy, as well as a buncha Fathom event trailers.

Banannixx

Just saw it today (yesterday? It's 1:00am here now).

Extra content was some Behind The Scenes stuff that you could probably find on the Special Edition. No IMAX cut unfortunately.

I didn't see all of it, but when my posse arrived, they were talking about how they did the effects of Scorponok bursting out of the sand and how they used the charges set underneath to help mask and graft the cgi into the scene.

For the record, this has been both a childhood dream and bucket list item fulfilled for me.

This is a true "You must experience this in a theater" film.

Still holds up and is a lot better than the stuff they're pumping out now.

Hard to believe that this quintessential Summer Blockbuster can now be seen as "quaint" by today's standards.

I might be bashing on MCU and adjacent stuff for relying too much on green screen, but there's really something special about the way ILM did the first film.

"CGI might look real, but practical effects feel real."

Say what you will about Bay, but damn if he didn't commit. Every explosion was real, especially the bus, and every car that got flipped was really flipped.

Unfortunately, I arrived a couple of minutes late on Sunday. Was this the behind the scenes clip they showed?

Banannixx

You should've taken him out of the box and just eaten him right then and there, purely to establish complete and utter dominance.

Honestly, I should have, when I saw The Batman, I had the Lego Mario 64 Question Block set with me, and they let me in with THAT (I had a Barnes and Noble gift card, used wisely), the box is HUGE. I should go back with a Lego set again, and bring a forehead light and just start building it in the theater.
*Harried usher comes rushing in, see's me, and gasps* "Oh, thank Primus! You're just building a Lego set, you might have had a BAG!"

influence82

I don't mean to sound stupid, but if you disposed of the bag and held sludge in your arms would the theater allow you in? Was the bag the problem, not the toy?

No I had asked that. It was weird. It’s the theater by my work. I’ve seen around 140 movies there in 8 years (I collect stubs) saw The Batman, No Way Home, MoM, several Ghiblifest movies there with a backpack since The Circumstances let them open up again, but I even offered to crack the tape and show them what was in the box and it was a hard no. Not too upset, I wouldn’t have grabbed Sludge if I hadn’t gone there to try to see the movie

John TheDestroyer

Why not just leave Sludge in the car?

Who's car? The Target and the movie theater are both in the same mall, it's weird to have an in-mall theater that disallows in-mall shopping bags or items, I wasn't even allowed to bring him in by himself

LRJ2007

When I was getting tickets, it said there would be “alternative content” but I got there a little late and missed it. Does anyone else know what was shown?

Just saw it today (yesterday? It's 1:00am here now).

Extra content was some Behind The Scenes stuff that you could probably find on the Special Edition. No IMAX cut unfortunately.

I didn't see all of it, but when my posse arrived, they were talking about how they did the effects of Scorponok bursting out of the sand and how they used the charges set underneath to help mask and graft the cgi into the scene.

For the record, this has been both a childhood dream and bucket list item fulfilled for me.

This is a true "You must experience this in a theater" film.

Still holds up and is a lot better than the stuff they're pumping out now.

Hard to believe that this quintessential Summer Blockbuster can now be seen as "quaint" by today's standards.

I might be bashing on MCU and adjacent stuff for relying too much on green screen, but there's really something special about the way ILM did the first film.

"CGI might look real, but practical effects feel real."

Say what you will about Bay, but damn if he didn't commit. Every explosion was real, especially the bus, and every car that got flipped was really flipped.

JonzyYT

I wasn't able to make it unfortunately. I'm really sad because this was a once in a lifetime opportunity. Glad to see that people enjoyed it.

Here's hoping they bring it back again in 10 years from now.

Theres 2 more showings on Thursday.