DirectorSteven Caple Jr. hasreleased new set photos fromTransformers: Rise of the Beaststhat show some of the cars featured in the seventh film of the popular franchise. While the first picture shows the Autobots vehicles with their brilliant and heroic colors, in the second image we see the Decepticons with their darker and military painting.
Inspired by the popular 90sBeast Warsstoryline,Rise of the Beastswill present a new team of robotic aliens capable of transforming themselves into giant metallic animals instead of cars. However, while the animal robots were the second generation of Autobots in theBeast Warsstoryline, the film adaptation will invert the time-flow by making them part of a prequel. A direct follow-up to 2018’s spin-offBumblebee,Rise of the Beastswill explore the origins of the Autobots team on Earth, explaining why Optimus Prime is so determined to protect our small blue planet.
TheRise of the Beastsplot will revolve around a galactic war between the honorable Maximals and the deceitful Predacons, with combats taking place from Brooklyn to the Machu Picchu in Peru.Rise of the Beastsis also expected to introduce the Terrorcons, a group of Decepticons capable of transforming into nightmarish monsters.
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Directed by Caple Jr. from a screenplay byJoby HaroldandJames Vanderbilt,Transformers: Rise of the BeastsstarsAnthony Ramos,Dominique Fishback,Luna Lauren Vélez,Tobe Nwigwe.Peter Cullenwill be back to voice Optimus Prime, whileRon Perlmanwas chosen to voice Optimus Primal, the leader of the Maximals.
Michael Bay, who directed the first five films in the live-actionTransformersfranchise, will produceRise of the Beastsunder his Bay Films banner alongsideTom DeSantoandDon Murphy,Lorenzo di BonaventuraandMark Vahradian, andDuncan Henderson. Meanwhile,Steven Spielbergwill executive produce with Hasbro’sBrian Goldnerand Skydance’sDavid Ellison,Dana Goldberg, andDon Granger, as well asBrian Oliver,Bradley J. Fischer, andValerii Anof New Republic Pictures.
Transformers: Rise of the Beastsis expected to arrive in theaters on June 01, 2025. Check out the new set photos below:
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