Michael Bay

3 weeks ago | thegamer.com | Michael Bay |George Foster

Michael Bay seems to have just teased his unannounced Skibidi Toilet movie for the first time with a strange AI video showing a familiar hellish landscape. Skibidi Toilet may be one of the strangest things to have come out of the internet over the past decade, but there's no denying just how massive it's become.

1 month ago | thegamer.com | Michael Bay |Khizar Mundia

Michael Bay's signature action scenes grant his movies a polarizing reputation for viewers. Some of Michael Bay's creations, such as Transformers and Bad Boys, are considered classic despite mixed reviews. Michael Bay's movies possess a mix of engaging storylines, impactful character development, and over-the-top action sequences. Michael Bay's movies are unique in the sense that you either like them or hate them.

2 months ago | awilime.com | Michael Bay |Shia LaBeouf |Rosie Huntington-Whiteley |Peter Cullen

7,3Amerikai fantasztikus film (2011)NetflixSkyShowtimeFilm adatlapjaAz álcák elleni háború hőse, Sam postázóként dolgozik. Egy nap különös módon tudomást szerez a Hold sötét oldalán lévő titokról, az álcák újabb összeesküvéséről. Mivel emiatt meg akarják ölni, megint az autobotoknál köt ki. Kiderül, az áruló Sentinel Bárkája zuhant le a Holdon. Sentinel Megatronnal akart találkozni, hogy felajánlja az űrhidat, melynek segítségével az álcák leigázhatnák a Földet.

Feb 9, 2025 | mediaite.com | Michael Bay |Kipp Jones

The ad cost an estimated $2 million for the Secret Service to produce, according to two sources familiar with the project — a hefty price tag that comes amid massive budget cuts and layoffs at other government agencies. One source told CNN the estimated $2 million budget is about double what was spent on previous Secret Service recruiting ads. […]The ad’s purpose of recruitment comes at a crucial time, as the Secret Service has been wracked with low morale, burnout, staffing and retention issues.

Nov 20, 2024 | inreviewonline.com | Luke Gorham |M. Night Shyamalan |Michael Bay

Ever since making Dekalog in 1989, the monumental ten-hour-long Polish-language TV series consisting of one-hour episodes based on each of the Bible’s Ten Commandments, director Krzysztof Kieślowski has achieved something that only the Russian formalist Dziga Vertov did with his epochal film Man with a Movie Camera 60 odd-years ago — the superhuman ability to create magic from reality.