The few shots carried from the super bowl spot looked noticeably improved. * There were a few "turkey shots" but I thought overall the CGI looked very good. Bay doesn't like to give away much of the villains. * Not surprised we saw very little of Lockdown and basically none of Galvatron. * Optimus and Bumblebee look very Transformers Prime-esque. * I suspect the balance between human story elements and transformer story elements will be comparable to ROTF and DOTM. * I think Harold Attinger is hunting down the transformers and is not in league with Lockdown or Joshua. * I wonder if Joshua is working with Lockdown to "build" new transformers from the bodys of dead transformers and they need Optimus and the matrix to bring them to life.
#Lockdown transformers played by movie#
* It's clear they're pushing the new human cast, especially Mark Wahlberg who is an A-list movie star. * It was a nice mix of story and action…but more story than a usual for a 1st full-length teaser.
Or is the budget cut wanted by Paramount/Hasbro managers affecting CGI quality at ILM ? could ILM still be able to deliver the same level of quality for this movie? will Michael Bay be able to force ILM to deliver Pacific Rim top-notch CGI quality? That is the big question. Only a few months left before the final rendering has to be ready there at ILM. The new cast seems to work pretty well on screen too, Mark Wahlberg and Nicola Peltz father-daughter relationship looks a lot like that of Bruce Willis and Liv Tyler on Armageddon.īUT the CGI on many scenes looks unfinished, cartoonish and needing a lot of work. something Michael Bay already tried to achieve with Transformers2 but most people didn't get it while on Transformers3 the whole darker stuff was written in a lazy way and the execution was even worse overall. This one seems a mix of the moods from The Island and Armageddon.
it seems Michael Bay put some serious effort on this franchise again.
This first teaser trailer shows what it seems a good movie after a boring Transformers3.
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