Transformers 3

'Transformers 3' tops holiday box office

Nya Wilson
7/5/2011

Director Michael Bay’s Transformers 3 set a new Fourth of July box-office record, earning $97.5 million from Friday to Sunday, and $116.4 million from Friday to Monday.

'Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon' grosses $372 million globally

Chris Scullin
7/3/2011
Third largest global opener on record

Michael Bay's newest film, Transformers: Dark of the Moon, arrived on 4,013 screens this weekend, and earned an incredible $97.4 million from Friday to Sunday.

The HD Room reports that Transformers has earned $162 million in the first five days after its release.

The daily breakdown of ticket sales is as follows: Tuesday night: $5.5 million, Wednesday $37.7 million, Thursday $21.5 million, Friday $33 million, Saturday $34.5 million and Sunday $29.85 million.

A Transformer at the New York premiere of 'Transformers: Dark Side Of The Moon' in Times Square on June 28, 2011 in New York City.

Shia LaBeouf gushes about ‘Transformers 3’

Samantha Velez
6/9/2011
The star fills us in on what to expect

Shia LaBeouf gave some inside information on what we will get to see when Transformers 3 hits theaters, including 3-D action, a new cast, and a great storyline.

LaBeouf told reporters backstage at the MTV Movie Awards that Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon is “the best movie we’ve made, I’m serious…this is our best installment.”

He then backed up his statement with some details.

A summer movie preview

Casey Needham
5/5/2011

Although the movie industry has been in a bit of a slump, this summer promises to be action-packed in an attempt to get back on course.

2011 hasn’t been much different than past years, as it has been in the same rut and produced the same dismal results, but last weekend’s premiere of Fast Five may have set a new tone.

The fifth installment of the action street racer movie blew everyone away when it produced an opening weekend of over $80 million, and that now has everyone wondering whether this summer’s lineup can follow suit.

Indiana Officials Say Paramount Pictures and Product Crew of 'Transformers 3' Will Not Get Fined After Accident

Gina DiFalco
10/13/2010
No one will be fined after a stunt sequence went awry and left an extra with brain damage

According to the Associated Press, in regards to the accident on the set of Transformers 3 that resulted in an extra obtaining brain damage, officials say no one will be fined.

The accident was in Indiana, and the state’s officials are proclaiming that they will not fine Paramount Pictures, the studio behind the film, or production crews involved in the newest installment of Transformers.

'Transformers' producers not responsible for onset accident

Victoria Fitzgerald
10/13/2010
Snapped cable left extra paralyzed

Producers of the forthcoming Transformers flick will not be held responsible for a stunt that when wrong and left an extra in critical condition, ContactMusic.com has reported.

Safety regulators from the Indiana Occupation Safety and Health Administration (IOSHA) investigating the accident have confirmed that all necessary precautions were in place prior to the incident.

Another Accident on ‘Transformers 3’ Set

April Chieffo
10/11/2010
A second accident occurred while filming Michael Bay's 'Transformers 3'

TMZ reports that another stunt accident occurred during filming on Michael Bay’s Transformers 3 in Washington D.C.

This time the accident was between a police car and one of the well- known stars, the stunt car for the robot Bumblebee.

TMZ reports that a by-stander said there was a lot of police activity in the area. It was later reported that the police activity was due to a bomb scare. The police car was part of the Explosives Ordinances Division.

Extra Involved in ‘Transformers’ Stunt Gone Wrong is Suing

April Chieffo
10/5/2010
After an accident left her paralyzed on her left side, Gabriella Cedillo is suing Paramount and DreamWorks studios for 'Transformers' stunt gone wrong

Last month, during shooting of Michael Bay’s Transformers 3, a stunt went terribly wrong.

TMZ reported a cable towing a car for a stunt snapped and broke through the windshield of extra Gabriella Cedillo’s car, leaving a piece of metal to slice through her skull. The accident left her completely paralyzed on the left side of her body.

Transformers 3 Extra in Coma after Accident

Jennifer Cleary
9/5/2010
Gabriela Cedillo is recovering at Loyola Medical Center

A woman working on the set of Transformers 3 as an extra is currently in an induced coma following an accident on the set. Gabriela Cedillo was injured Wednesday after she was driving through a scene of the film.

According to witnesses, a cable snapped, going through the windshield of the car Cedillo was driving. The cable hit her in the head, causing the 24-year-old to suffer a brain injury.

‘Transformers 3' Extra's Condition Improving

April Chieffo
9/5/2010
Brother: “She already had the operation and she’s doing better.”

Last Wednesday, a stunt on the set of Michael Bay’s Transformers 3 went horribly wrong. Gabriella Cedillo, an extra on the film, was driving her car through a scene when a cable snapped and went through the window, hitting her in the head. The car continued moving for nearly a mile before crashing into a concrete banner.

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