Transformers 5 news has been almost nonexistent as of late so posting here has been far and few between as well. I have something pretty entertaining though for you guys if you haven't seen it already and that is a Transformers: Age of Extinction trailer... except with no Transformers. The trailer takes the Transformers story right out of the equation and what's left is what MoviePilot calls an "ABC Family movie." Some have suggested that I make a similar one that removes the humans and includes only the Transformers, so if you'd like to see that as well, make sure to give this video a like and share it with your friends! Also as a side note, I'd like to point out that the song used is called "First Light" by Racing Glaciers and it also appeared in Transformers: Age of Extinction when we were first introduced to Tessa.
Showing posts with label TF4 Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TF4 Music. Show all posts
Thursday, November 27, 2014
Sunday, September 21, 2014
All For You by Imagine Dragons in HD Quality
Here is a music video for All For You by Imagine Dragons, including clips from Transformers: Age of Extinction.
The Digital Copy is now available on iTunes and other streaming sites in the US. The Bluray version will be released on September 30th.
The Digital Copy is now available on iTunes and other streaming sites in the US. The Bluray version will be released on September 30th.
Friday, July 4, 2014
Age of Extinction Score Now Available!
Steve Jablonsky's music featured in Transformers: Age of Extinction is now available for purchase on iTunes. The 23 track album comes days after a four track EP was released. You also get a pretty big discount if you buy the whole album.
Monday, June 30, 2014
Imagine Dragons "All For You" & Other Soundtrack Songs
Imagine Dragons had a surprise song that played during the opening scenes in Transformers 4 as well as in the end credit roll. It will be released along with others on the TF4 soundtrack which has yet to be given a release date.
UPDATE: It seems like the album is not happening after all. In the meantime, here is the full song ripped from the Blu-Ray.
Here is the list of songs that appeared in TF4 or are just rumored to be on the soundtrack.
1- Heartbreaker - Silva
2- Nasty Girl - TJ Miller
3- Dat Slap - Rodnae Da Boss Feat. Fiend AKA International Jones
4- First Light - Racing Glaciers
5- Moonlight Reflected on the Er-Quan Spring - Lei Qiang
6- U Can't Touch This - MC Hammer
7- Daybreak - Han Geng
8- All For You - Imagine Dragons
9- Battle Cry - Imagine Dragons
10??- Who Control - Han Geng
UPDATE: It seems like the album is not happening after all. In the meantime, here is the full song ripped from the Blu-Ray.
Here is the list of songs that appeared in TF4 or are just rumored to be on the soundtrack.
1- Heartbreaker - Silva
2- Nasty Girl - TJ Miller
3- Dat Slap - Rodnae Da Boss Feat. Fiend AKA International Jones
4- First Light - Racing Glaciers
5- Moonlight Reflected on the Er-Quan Spring - Lei Qiang
6- U Can't Touch This - MC Hammer
7- Daybreak - Han Geng
8- All For You - Imagine Dragons
9- Battle Cry - Imagine Dragons
10??- Who Control - Han Geng
Monday, June 23, 2014
Han Geng on TF4 Soundtrack
Han Geng, the Chinese pop star that will be appearing in a small role in Transformers 4, has a new song that will be appearing on the Transformers 4 soundtrack as well as in the movie itself according to Chinese Media.
Saturday, June 21, 2014
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Buy "Battle Cry" Now!
Battle Cry by Imagine Dragons is now available for purchase online. The song will be the theme for Age of Extinction much like what Linkin Park did for the last three films.
Running Time: 4:33
Genre: Alternative
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
"Battle Cry" TV Spot
Enjoy this new TV spot featuring Imagine Dragons and their upcoming song "Battle Cry", which will be incorporated into the score of Transformers: Age of Extinction.
UPDATE: Added version that was shown on TV
UPDATE: Added version that was shown on TV
Saturday, April 19, 2014
TF4 News Catch-Up
First off in this major news post is a new TV spot that was aired during the MTV Movie Awards. There is some improved CGI, one extra shot and a slight extension of the scene where Optimus gets shot by Lockdown.
Saturday, March 29, 2014
TF4 Huge News Catch-Up
Sorry for the recent delay everyone! Below I will be updating you on everything that has happened in the past couple of weeks regarding Transformers: Age of Extinction and Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark.
First of all, Paramount Pictures has released an updated version of the Super Bowl spot with improved CGI, different font and better color grading.
Next, at this year's Cinemacon, Transformers 4 stars Jack Reynor and Nicola Peltz both won the male and female Rising Stars award. Roughly 15 minutes of the film was shown as well. There are descriptions of what was shown, but I will not be reading them or posting them here due to highly spoilerish content.
First of all, Paramount Pictures has released an updated version of the Super Bowl spot with improved CGI, different font and better color grading.
Next, at this year's Cinemacon, Transformers 4 stars Jack Reynor and Nicola Peltz both won the male and female Rising Stars award. Roughly 15 minutes of the film was shown as well. There are descriptions of what was shown, but I will not be reading them or posting them here due to highly spoilerish content.
Sunday, November 17, 2013
TF4 Interviews
First off is an interview with Transformers score composer Steve Jablonsky:
"I mean if you’re on an airplane and you’re listening to something with
headphones, sure it’s not going to sound as big or important as if you were in
my studio. He has so many things on his plate he might only have a minute to
listen to a piece and I’ve actually been asked that by his people. They’ll say
“the only chance that Michael has to listen to the cue is on his airplane”
because he’s on his way to China or something. And I know now to say “absolutely
not, I’m not handing this over so he can listen to it on his iPod. It’s just not
going to happen, it’s not fair to him, it’s not fair to me and it needs to be
presented properly”.
I think with each Transformers film he’s [Michael Bay] wanted something different and he’s always had this kind of specific theme where he’ll really want something special so he gives me these goals to reach, “this needs to be really emotional”, “this needs to be really kick ass”, and he always gives me new challenges. With Transformers 4 I haven’t had that many conversations with him, but I get the feeling that he wants something wildly different. Having said that we might use some of the old themes, though I’m not sure because it’s Mark Wahlberg now and a whole different cast, so we might just do something very different. The bottom line is Michael is paying me to make his films better. Whatever ideas he’s got, I’m going to listen to them, and fortunately he’s got these great ideas.
I fully expect on Transformers 4 whatever we do he’s going to want something wild and to go down some road where we use some crazy instruments or something. I don’t know yet, we’ll see what happens but he’s very adventurous in his creative process so I’ve learned that from him I think. He loves electronic stuff mixed in and that’s really where I got a lot of experience and now it’s part of my sound, I guess, because I get asked to do it a lot. I record a lot of things and then manipulate them in my computer and I really enjoy doing that that – combining it with the orchestra to make something new – and he loves that sort of thing, hearing sounds he’s never heard before."
Next is a second Age of Extinction interview. This one with Mark Wahlberg is much shorter:
“It's a completely different stand-alone movie" Mark told Access Hollywood of fourth Transformers film. "It takes place after the third one, after the battle of Chicago. It's definitely its own story."
"I think it's very different and fresh and people are going to really enjoy it. I had a blast making it," he said. "And you're going to see things in this particular movie that you haven't seen in the other movies."
The last interview is with Rob Moore, a top Paramount Pictures executive. He discussed the Asian influence in Transformers 4, as well as Chinese product placement.
"Having those products certainly reinforces the fact that this is Chinese culture and that there is a lot of story-telling happening there” Mr. Moore said. “Working with our Chinese partners really helps us to ensure we are giving an accurate picture of China. The Chinese locations, actors and environment all look very natural and consistent with Chinese culture. As people start to learn more about China, and now that there is a lot more sharing of information, we will do much better."
Michael Bay said the Hong Kong scenes will comprise one-third of the
film’s length, while those in Wulong will last for two-and-a-half minutes. The
shooting in China was completed Monday. Another location outside the United
States was used for the movie, but Moore is giving nothing away, saying only
that it is a “very cold place.” The film also features a host of Chinese actors,
with Bay saying that actress Li Bingbing, who starred in “Snow Flower and
the Secret Fan,” will appear in the movie for 30 minutes. Some of the Chinese
actors in the new “Transformers” film appear in supporting roles, including
actor Han Geng and four newcomers to the industry selected from a reality
TV show organized by the Movie Channel. Three female farmers played impromptu
roles in the scenes shot in Wulong.
"I mean if you’re on an airplane and you’re listening to something with
headphones, sure it’s not going to sound as big or important as if you were in
my studio. He has so many things on his plate he might only have a minute to
listen to a piece and I’ve actually been asked that by his people. They’ll say
“the only chance that Michael has to listen to the cue is on his airplane”
because he’s on his way to China or something. And I know now to say “absolutely
not, I’m not handing this over so he can listen to it on his iPod. It’s just not
going to happen, it’s not fair to him, it’s not fair to me and it needs to be
presented properly”.I think with each Transformers film he’s [Michael Bay] wanted something different and he’s always had this kind of specific theme where he’ll really want something special so he gives me these goals to reach, “this needs to be really emotional”, “this needs to be really kick ass”, and he always gives me new challenges. With Transformers 4 I haven’t had that many conversations with him, but I get the feeling that he wants something wildly different. Having said that we might use some of the old themes, though I’m not sure because it’s Mark Wahlberg now and a whole different cast, so we might just do something very different. The bottom line is Michael is paying me to make his films better. Whatever ideas he’s got, I’m going to listen to them, and fortunately he’s got these great ideas.
I fully expect on Transformers 4 whatever we do he’s going to want something wild and to go down some road where we use some crazy instruments or something. I don’t know yet, we’ll see what happens but he’s very adventurous in his creative process so I’ve learned that from him I think. He loves electronic stuff mixed in and that’s really where I got a lot of experience and now it’s part of my sound, I guess, because I get asked to do it a lot. I record a lot of things and then manipulate them in my computer and I really enjoy doing that that – combining it with the orchestra to make something new – and he loves that sort of thing, hearing sounds he’s never heard before."
Next is a second Age of Extinction interview. This one with Mark Wahlberg is much shorter:
“It's a completely different stand-alone movie" Mark told Access Hollywood of fourth Transformers film. "It takes place after the third one, after the battle of Chicago. It's definitely its own story."
"I think it's very different and fresh and people are going to really enjoy it. I had a blast making it," he said. "And you're going to see things in this particular movie that you haven't seen in the other movies."
The last interview is with Rob Moore, a top Paramount Pictures executive. He discussed the Asian influence in Transformers 4, as well as Chinese product placement.
"Having those products certainly reinforces the fact that this is Chinese culture and that there is a lot of story-telling happening there” Mr. Moore said. “Working with our Chinese partners really helps us to ensure we are giving an accurate picture of China. The Chinese locations, actors and environment all look very natural and consistent with Chinese culture. As people start to learn more about China, and now that there is a lot more sharing of information, we will do much better."
Michael Bay said the Hong Kong scenes will comprise one-third of the
film’s length, while those in Wulong will last for two-and-a-half minutes. The
shooting in China was completed Monday. Another location outside the United
States was used for the movie, but Moore is giving nothing away, saying only
that it is a “very cold place.” The film also features a host of Chinese actors,
with Bay saying that actress Li Bingbing, who starred in “Snow Flower and
the Secret Fan,” will appear in the movie for 30 minutes. Some of the Chinese
actors in the new “Transformers” film appear in supporting roles, including
actor Han Geng and four newcomers to the industry selected from a reality
TV show organized by the Movie Channel. Three female farmers played impromptu
roles in the scenes shot in Wulong.
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Steve Jablonsky Returning for TF4
Steve Jablonsky, who composed the score for the first three Transformers movies, will be returning to compose the score for Transformers 4. Jablonsky has recently created the music for Transformers The Ride and Battleship. Arguably his most popular piece of work is "Arrival to Earth" from Transformers and I'm sure he will continue to compose beautiful scores for the Transformers franchise. Stick around for more TF4 news and rumors here at 'Transformers News'!Source: Steve Jablonsky Website
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