Transformers: Dark of the Moon (Transformers 3)

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No source? LIES! :p

I forgot the source haha :blush:

While Michael Bay did confirm it would appear with Fast Five, there was some confusion do to the use of the phrase "next week" which seemed to indicate the UK premiere date of the movie. As a bonus he also provided information on the internet release of the trailer.

Fast 5 [w]ill be in theaters April 29.

The TF3 trailer will be available on Apple Trailers on 7PM (Eastern Time) on April 28th.

http://transformerslive.blogspot.com/2011/04/trailer-online-date-revealed.html

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We already know that a second trailer to the highly anticipated Transformers finale will debut this week, being attached to Fast Five and in 3D with Pirates Of The Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. But now we have some details surrounding the trailer's debut. From ScreenRant.com:

According to a comment from Shoot for the Edit admin, Nelson, the new full length Dark of the Moon trailer will debut on Apple at 7pm EST on April 28th ? prior to Fast Five midnight screenings. Furthermore, Albert Film Ratings has confirmed that the trailer itself (not the final film) has been rated PG and runs 2:24 in length.
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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is such a bad choice for an actress in an action movie. She is not attractive (IMO). She does not have a "tough chick" appeal that Megan Fox had in the previous 2 movies. And those lips...well, do I need to say more? :rolleyes:

I find her lack of philtrum distrbing :unsure:

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Shes hot and british :D and shes dating a very good actor ;) hehe Well i say let her do her thing and see how good the film is. Remember most ppl watch this for the robots... or is that me lol

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Shes hot and british :D and shes dating a very good actor ;) hehe Well i say let her do her thing and see how good the film is. Remember most ppl watch this for the robots... or is that me lol

omg you are right. From the screenshot she looks so ugly... :x

hey man, i watch transformer for the robots too! lol

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omg you are right. From the screenshot she looks so ugly... :x

hey man, i watch transformer for the robots too! lol

def watch the robots!! :laugh:

but im sure they could of picked someone else, she just does not match the look of the movie at all :wacko:

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