“Transformers 2″ Director Says Film “Was Crap”
Director Michael Bay has the words “shit” in his 2009 film Transformers: Revenge of the “Fallen, blaming the shortcomings of the Hollywood writers ‘strike’.
In an interview with the British Empire Magazine, Bay admits they “made mistakes” during the filming of the series of the critically panned.
“The real blame (Transformers 2) that is drifting in a mystical world,” he says. “When I look back, that was crap. Writers strike was hard and fast. It ‘was just horrible to make a movie where you have a story about three weeks.”
He adds: “I was prepping the film for months, if I only had 14 pages with some insight into what a movie. The BS way of making a movie, you know what I’m saying?”
This is not the first time the bay has blamed the writers’ strike in case of fault of Blockbuster. In July 2010, he told USA Today: “. I’ll take some of the criticism, it was very difficult to (more) and soon after the writers strike. ”
Actor Shia LaBeouf had similar symptoms earlier this year at Cannes. “When I saw the second movie, I was not impressed by what we did,” he said. “There were some really wild stunts in it, but his heart was gone.”
However, both Bay and Shia LaBeouf has promised that the third installment of the franchise, “Transformers: Dark of the Moon,” scheduled for July, to rejuvenate the series.
“Transformers 2″ has earned about U.S. $ 836 million worldwide, which cost about $ 200 million to produce.
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