TRANSFORMERS 4: L'Age de l'Extinction (2014) [Partie 3]

NAINGUSDE a écrit:c'est un fou ce dino   

broadside a écrit:classe optimus et bee

P.S. : je suis nicolas bruni sur facebook

Sylv1 a écrit:Bonsoir à tous, voici un aperçu rapide de mes derniers TF AOE : Optimus Prime leader class et Bumblebee Octane avec un custom pour ce dernier. (les autres tofs se trouvent dans mon album).

Sylv1 a écrit:Oui jusqu'à présent aucun de mes TF AOE ne m'ont déçu jusqu'à présent.. Le parfait n'existe pas, mais je trouve que par rapport aux 3 précédents film cette gamme de jouets est la plus réussie quitte à me faire verser de l'huile bouillante

aladin du 90 a écrit:Salut tous le monde c'est pour vous dire que j'ai trouvé une liste des transformers ,comme un bingo book ceux qui sont morts sont mirage et sideswipe ,ceux qui ont été appercu sont top spin et rachet .

Ambinou a écrit:C'est le bordel le topic la mdr

Jetfire il y a un passage dans un des spot Tv ou on voir corsshair bee et hound ouvrir une porte et ils on l'air d'étre dans un vaisseau, c'est pour ça que je pense qu'ils vont libérer optimus prime

Hunter Lockdown a écrit:

aladin du 90 a écrit:Salut tous le monde c'est pour vous dire que j'ai trouvé une liste des transformers ,comme un bingo book ceux qui sont morts sont mirage et sideswipe ,ceux qui ont été appercu sont top spin et rachet .

Ta vue ça ou ?

Beijing Pangu Investment Company, a Chinese sponsor on the upcoming release of “Transformers: Age of Extinction,” said it has ended its association with the upcoming sequel and is taking legal action.

The company owns Pangu Plaza Hotel, a high-tech real estate development that is featured in the film. However, it says that Paramount Pictures and its associates did not abide by the terms of its promotional agreement. It is barring the studio from using its logos or buildings in any promotional materials for the film.

“This has caused huge financial loss and damage to the reputation of our company,” Beijing Pangu Investment said in a statement.

“When marketing and distributing ‘Transformers: Age of Extinction,’ (the studio) is not allowed to use our company’s image, logo, our building’s inside and outside views and its recognizable elements,” the statement continues. “If already used in the film, they shall all be deleted.”

The contract was ended on June 15, and the company said it has filed court charges related to financial losses and damages to its reputation. It did not elaborate on how the partners had violated the terms of the contract.

“Pangu Plaza has a prominent placement in Transformers 4 and it looks beautiful onscreen,” a spokesman for Paramount said in a statement. “We regret that Pangu is not currently satisfied with certain aspects of our collaboration and are working to resolve its concerns.”

The heavily anticipated sequel has invested time and resources to build up an audience in China, shooting parts of the film there and scheduling a world premiere in Hong Kong and closing-night screening at the Shanghai Film Festival.

The most recent “Transformers” film earned north of $160 million in China alone, and analysts expect the latest installment will eclipse that figure.

The deal called for Beijing Pangu Investment Company’s buildings to be featured in the movie, in return for which the investment firm would provide financial resources.

Lugi a écrit:Prime n'aura même pas une pensée pour eux, hélas... <<   Il en a pas eu pour tous les autres déjà.

Quelqu'un peut m'expliquer un peu ça?

Beijing Pangu Investment Company, a Chinese sponsor on the upcoming release of “Transformers: Age of Extinction,” said it has ended its association with the upcoming sequel and is taking legal action.

The company owns Pangu Plaza Hotel, a high-tech real estate development that is featured in the film. However, it says that Paramount Pictures and its associates did not abide by the terms of its promotional agreement. It is barring the studio from using its logos or buildings in any promotional materials for the film.

“This has caused huge financial loss and damage to the reputation of our company,” Beijing Pangu Investment said in a statement.

“When marketing and distributing ‘Transformers: Age of Extinction,’ (the studio) is not allowed to use our company’s image, logo, our building’s inside and outside views and its recognizable elements,” the statement continues. “If already used in the film, they shall all be deleted.”

The contract was ended on June 15, and the company said it has filed court charges related to financial losses and damages to its reputation. It did not elaborate on how the partners had violated the terms of the contract.

“Pangu Plaza has a prominent placement in Transformers 4 and it looks beautiful onscreen,” a spokesman for Paramount said in a statement. “We regret that Pangu is not currently satisfied with certain aspects of our collaboration and are working to resolve its concerns.”

The heavily anticipated sequel has invested time and resources to build up an audience in China, shooting parts of the film there and scheduling a world premiere in Hong Kong and closing-night screening at the Shanghai Film Festival.

The most recent “Transformers” film earned north of $160 million in China alone, and analysts expect the latest installment will eclipse that figure.

The deal called for Beijing Pangu Investment Company’s buildings to be featured in the movie, in return for which the investment firm would provide financial resources.

Ca peut changer quelque chose pour le film vous pensez? oo

Hunter Lockdown a écrit:Il y a un truck que je comprend pas , pourquoi Lockdown qui ce transforme en lamborghini est aussi grand que optimus prime alors que tout les transformers qui ce camoufle en voiture arrive au niveau du bassin de prime   

Spoiler:

Ambinou a écrit:Alors je ne lirais pas le spoil du moins je vais essayer mais arrêtez de prévenir que c'est super important vous tentez le diable !