Since he last sat down with Weintraub, he's only grown more in love with the work they're doing on Transformers: One.
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Collider previously learned from di Bonaventura that Industrial Light and Magic, the industry giant better known for its state-of-the-art special effects technology used in the Star Wars franchise and MCU films among other projects, is taking another crack at animating after creating 2011's Rango. The animation itself is very promising too. Transformers: One looks to set the stage for a natural trilogy too as di Bonaventura says, promising a sweeping story about the fall of Cybertron and the societal strife that the bots are swept into. Before they matured into two leaders on the opposite sides of a conflict, they were fellow Cybertronians and far different from the characters they are in the cartoons or films.
di Bonaventura previously detailed the plot of the film to Collider, explaining that it would act as the beginning of the Transformers saga as fans know it, taking place on Cybertron with a young Optimus and Megatron who are still friends. Transformers: One will feature something fans haven't gotten the chance to see on screen before - the origins of Optimus Prime and Megatron's feud. He dove into why it'll be such a special animated project and how the cast will elevate the film.
The animated film won't be out for a while especially after a recent delay kicked it back to a September 2024 release, but the veteran Transformers producer couldn't help but hype it up in a new interview with Collider's Steven Weintraub. Although Transformers: Rise of the Beasts will only just grace theaters this week, Lorenzo di Bonaventura is already getting excited about the next major installment coming for the giant robot franchise - Transformers One.
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