Transformers: Age of Extinction got the top spot of 2014's highest grossing movies, and advised the Guardians of the Galaxy production to promote a little more next time in the Chinese market. The Transformers franchise did well in understanding what the moviegoers want, and not just making a movie in order to make a ton of cash just like the previous Transformers that nailed the theaters on being the top among other movies.
One of the most misanthropic directors working today is the Transformers' very own Michael Bay, and he's not up to cutting the human element out of Transformers 5 all together.
Shia LaBeouf has been busy as he departed from the Transformers franchise, he recently hangs out with Lars von Trier, the Danish film director and screenwriter. Adding Shia LaBeouf to Transformers 5 could be a good move by Paramount even if it means that they have to kidnap, drug him, then have him wake up on set.
As LaBeouf has matured into a manhood, bringing him back would simply make the film far more interesting.
There were numerous reports that Megan Fox and director Michael Bay will have a reunion in Transformers 5, where the fifth installment of the billion-dollar Transformers franchise is about to start filming.
Director Bay was aware of Fox being a major factor for the box-office success of the Transformers franchise. Bay also adds having Megan Fox in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles mde the movie play well in the major box-office hit.
Mark Wahlberg and the screenwriter Ehren Kruger have confirmed to return in the film.
Mark Wahlberg stated, "I don't know the status of Transformers 5," Wahlberg also said: "Just that Akiva Goldsman and those guys are starting to write and break stories, and stuff like that. But Michael Bay is in Malta shooting Benghazi, and I'm in New Orleans shooting Deepwater. We'll get together when he gets back. Yes I think he'll direct it."
