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Originally posted by: TunaKaan @ TFW2005.com
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For this week's issue,
Entertainment Weekly
focused mainly on this summer's blockbusters and of course
Transformers 4 Age of Extinction
is one of them.
In this two paged preview filled with new interviews, director
Michael Bay
explains that this is a whole new trilogy and a fresh start, but he's not entirely sure if he'll direct the sequels.
Mark Wahlberg
on the other hand, gives us a few plot details on how the government is now againts the Autobots and talks about the dynamic between his character and
Optimus Prime
who has lost all his faith in humankind. Lastly,
Jack Reynor
talks about
the explosions
and being have to act in front of things that are not actually there.
The article also features a whole new screenshot of
Grimlock
and he looks like he's about to use his iconic
fire-breath.
Article also gives us a few facts about his T-Rex mode like it's
''150 feet long from the tail to the nostrils, 63.5 feet tall from the ground to the top of his horns, and weigh 850 tons.''
You can check out the photo of the article (provided by
TFLAMB
) and the transcript of the interviews after the jump.
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Entertainment Weekly Reveals New Details on Transformers 4 Age of Extinction - New Grimlock Image
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