Transformers (live-action movie)
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Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (live-action movie) (sequel)
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Transformers: The Movie Adaptation (U.S. manga) (adaptation)
Transformers Movie Sequel: The Reign of Starscream (U.S. manga) (sequel)
Transformers: The Movie Prequel (U.S. manga) (prequel)
Transformers: Beginnings (U.S. OAV) (adaptation)
Alternative title:
トランスフォーマー (Japanese)
Age rating:
Teenagers (May contain bloody violence, bad language, nudity)
Plot Summary:
Deep in the deserts of Qatar, a U.S. military base is destroyed by a Decepticon disguised as an Air Force helicopter. Capt. William Lennox and his surviving troops must get in contact with the Pentagon and warn the U.S. government of the new threat. Meanwhile, in suburban America, high school student Sam Witwicky buys his first car in the form of a rusted 1976 Chevrolet Camaro - only to discover that it transforms into the Autobot Bumblebee. Shortly afterwards, Optimus Prime, Ironhide, Jazz and Ratchet arrive on Earth to protect Sam and prevent Megatron and the Decepticons from acquiring the mysterious cube known as the "Allspark."
Vintage:
2007-06-11
Premiere date:
2007-06-11 (South Korea - N Seoul Tower)
2007-06-12 (Australia - Sydney)
2007-06-20 (Spain - Sitges Film Festival)
2007-06-21 (Italy - Taormina Film Festival)
2007-06-27 (USA - Los Angeles Film Festival)
2007-06-28 (Australia)
2007-06-28 (Indonesia)
2007-06-28 (Italy)
2007-06-28 (Malaysia)
2007-06-28 (New Zealand)
2007-06-28 (Philippines)
2007-06-28 (Singapore)
2007-06-28 (South Korea)
2007-06-28 (Taiwan)
2007-06-28 (USA - Rhode Island)
2007-07-02 (USA - Advanced Screening in Select Theatres)
2007-07-02 (USA - Anime Expo 2007)
2007-07-03 (USA)
2007-07-04 (Austria)
2007-07-04 (Canada)
2007-07-04 (Denmark)
2007-07-04 (Egypt)
2007-07-04 (Finland)
2007-07-04 (Norway)
2007-07-04 (Russia)
2007-07-04 (Spain)
2007-07-04 (Sweden)
2007-07-05 (Croatia)
2007-07-05 (Israel)
2007-07-06 (Bulgaria)
2007-07-06 (Turkey)
2007-07-07 (Lithuania)
2007-07-11 (China)
2007-07-12 (Greece)
2007-07-19 (Argentina)
2007-07-20 (Brazil)
2007-07-20 (Colombia)
2007-07-20 (Mexico)
2007-07-25 (Belgium)
2007-07-25 (France)
2007-07-26 (Hong Kong)
2007-07-27 (UK)
2007-07-27 (Venezuela)
2007-08-02 (Germany)
2007-08-03 (Estonia)
2007-08-04 (Japan)
2007-08-10 (Iceland)
2007-08-16 (Slovakia)
2007-08-17 (Poland)
2007-09-21 (USA - IMAX Edition)
Releases: We have 4
Ending Theme:
#1: "What I've Done" by Linkin Park
#2: "Doomsday Clock" by Smashing Pumpkins
#3: "This Moment" by Disturbed
#4: "Technical Difficulties" by Julien-K
Official website:
Transformers the Movie (Japanese)
Transformers: Official Brazilian Portugese Homepage (Portuguese)
Transformers: Official Italian Homepage (Italian)
Transformers: Official Russian Homepage (Russian)
Links: We have 1
Trivia: We have 35
DVD Easter Eggs: We have 6
In the news 29 times:
2009-06-29 Japanese Box Office, June 20-21
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Winner of four awards (Visual Effects in a Visual Effects-Driven Motion Picture, Best Single Visual Effect of the Year, Models/Miniatures in a Motion Picture, Compositing in a Motion picture) at the 6th Annual Visual Effects Society Awards. Voted "Best Film" at the 2008 MTV Movie Awards.
Nominated for Achievement in Sound Editing, Achievement in Sound Mixing and Achievement in Visual Effects at the 80th Academy Awards.
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Director: Michael Bay Director of Photography: Mitchell Amundsen Associate producer: Kenny Bates Character Animation: Makoto Koyama Costume Design: Deborah Lynn Scott Digital Effects: Atsushi Ikarashi Digital Matte Paint: Mayumi Shimokawa Grip: Daisuke Miyake Line Producer: Ian Bryce Production Design: Jeff Lewis Technical Animation: Keiji Yamaguchi Theme Song Performance: Disturbed ("This Moment") Goo Goo Dolls ("Before It's Too Late") HIM ("Passion's Killing Floor") James Brown ("I Got You - I Feel Good") Julien-K ("Technical Difficulties") Linkin Park ("What I've Done") Marvin Gaye ("Sexual Healing") Player ("Baby Come Back") Smashing Pumpkins ("Doomsday Clock") Styles of Beyond ("Second to None") The Cars ("Drive") The Used ("Pretty Handsome Awkward") Visual Effects Supervision: Scott Farrar | Hugo Weaving as Josh Duhamel as Mark Ryan as Megan Fox as Peter Cullen as Shia LaBeouf as Anthony Anderson as Charlie Adler as Darius McCrary as JImmie Wood as John Turturro as John Voight as Julie White as Kevin Dunn as Michael O'Neill as Rachael Taylor as Reno Wilson as Robert Foxworth as Tyrese Gibson as Amaury Nolasco as Ashkan Kashanchi as Bernie Mac as Brian Prescott as Bylle Michele Price as C.J. Thomason as Carlos Moreno Jr. as Charlie Bodin as Colin Fickles as Frederic Doss as Glenn Morshower as Jeremy Jojola as Jesse Heiman as John Robinson as Joshua Feinmann as Michael Trisler as Nicole Randall Johnson as Pat Mulderrig as Ravi Patel as Rizwan Manji as Samantha Smith as Sean Hampton as Travis Van Winkle as William Morgan Sheppard as Zack Ward as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Tobias Meister | David Turba as Dennis Schmidt-Foss as Hans-Jürgen Wolf as Helmut Gauss as Luise Helm as Reiner Schöne as Anja Stadlober as Axel Lutter as Frank Otto-Schenk as Hans-Werner Bussinger as Jan Spitzer as Katharina Koschny as Klaus-Dieter Klebsch as Stefan Fredrich as Tobias Kluckert as Tobias Müller as Torsten Michaelis as Constantin von Jascheroff as Gerrit Schmidt-Foss as Jaron Löwenberg as Kaspar Eichel as Robin Kahnmeyer as Sebastian Jacob as Tayfun Bademsoy as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Guilherme Briggs | Alexandre Moreno as Eduardo Borgueth as Guilherme Briggs as José Santacruz as Sérgio Cantú as Sylvia Salustti as Duda Espinoza as Hélio Ribeiro as Jomery Pozolli as José Sant'anna as Júlio César as Júlio Chaves as Mauro Ramos as Priscila Amorim as Reginaldo Primo as Ricardo Juarez as Sheila Dorfman as | |||||||
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