Michael Bay has sometimes expressed reluctance to return to the Transformers franchise, though, perhaps hoping to move on to smaller, more arthouse-type films in which lots of things explode real good.
Bay first publicly quit the director?s chair after Transformers: Dark of the Moon, a movie he felt compelled to make to right the wrongs of the ?mess? that was Transformers 2. He then changed his mind and returned to direct Transformers: Age of Extinction, perhaps feeling that the series? course correction was not yet complete ? but once again declared that after that, he was done.
Now Transformers 5 is on the horizon and surprise surprise, Bay will be directing it. However, in an interview with Collider promoting 13 Hours, Bay once again said the movie would be his last for the series. When the interviewer pointed out that Bay had said as much before, Bay reiterated his claim:
?Yeah, I know, right? But it?s like, that?s all they want to do is franchises. That?s all they want to do. I had to beg to get to make [13 Hours].?
13-01-2016 - Vidéo Michael Bay /
