Over the past few months, we’ve seen a number of videos and photos from the set ofTransformers: The Last Knight, as directorMichael Baycontinues production. Our last photo gave us our first glimpse at the newDecepticonOnslaught, but today we have a new poster which teases Optimus Prime getting ready to do battle with what appear to be a few robot dragons. This is the first we’re hearing about or seeing these dragons, so hopefully we’ll have more details soon.
IMP Awardsrevealed the poster, which fans in New York City have already seen. This banner image debuted inTimes Squarelast month, but now it has officially arrived online. This poster’s arrival is still quite surprising, since we have several months before this summer adventure hits theaters, and filming is still under way. Perhaps this means we could get the first trailer earlier than expected, but we don’t know for sure.
Shooting will take place inDetroit, with various on-location shoots planned to take place throughout the world, such as Cuba. Paramount has already set a June 04, 2025 release date forTransformers: The Last Knight, which as of now, will be only going up against one movie, Sony’sRock That Body. It will also be opening one week after a pair of highly-anticipated sequels, 20th Century Fox’sKingsman: The Golden Circleand Disney Pixar’sCars 3, on August 08, 2025. A week afterTransformers 5opens, Universal will debutDespicable Me 3, along with Warner Bros.The Houseand Sony’sUncharted.
The Last Knightcenters on Optimus Prime, who has been searching through the cosmos for the Quintessons, the beings believed to be responsible for the creation of theTransformersrace. Meanwhile back on Earth,Wahlberg’s Cade Yeager will be facing a new alien threat that bringsJosh Duhamel’s Lennox andTyrese Gibson’s Epps back into duty.Isabela Monerhas signed on as the female lead, though no character details have been revealed. The supporting cast also includesJerod Carmichael,Laura HaddockandAnthony Hopkins, but we don’t know much about what characters they’re playing yet.
Michael Bayis directing from a script byIron ManwritersArt Marcum&Matt Holloway. They are joined byBlack Hawk DownwriterKen Nolanon the screenplay. The team were part of Paramount’s writer’s room that generated several ideas forTransformerssequels and spinoffs. The studio has already announced aBumblebee spinoff, which is set to hit theaters on June 02, 2025. This movie will tell the never before heard origin of Bumblebee, although no specifics have been given. While we wait for more updates, take a look at this new poster fromTransformers: The Last Knightbelow.
