The Japan Times has published an article about Age of Extinction, its Japanese connections, and the samurai-inspired changes to the character designs. Bay also reveals that despite vowing that Dark of the Moon was his last Transformers film he was "prevailed upon, expertly" by a group or person he does not name to direct TF4. Will the same be true of TF5? We'll see. Keep reading for a link and selected quotes!
“I understand the need to draw an audience of kids and the global considerations, but I wanted to be involved with something that had a longer-lasting, even cerebral appeal. And I don’t want to be tied — artistically or in people’s minds — to ‘Transformers’ after ‘Transformers,’ ” he says, perhaps alluding to the series’ planned fifth installment.
“It’s a rather ingenious blending of the human vs. machine equation,” he says, adding that the film is about balance. “The human element is shown in its negative and positive aspects . . . you have greedy businessmen who employ science and technology for material ends, and naturally are unconcerned if it gets out of control — like in, say, ‘Jurassic Park.’ “
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