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Dominique Fishback Takes the Lead in Next Transformers Movie Share Dominique Fishback Takes the Lead in Next Transformers Movie Judas and the Black Messiah star Dominique Fishback is in final talks to lead the next Transformers movie for director Steven Caple Jr. Following quickly after her breakout role in the Academy Award nominated Judas and the Black Messiah, Dominique Fishback has found her next big role, with the actress in final negotiations to join one of the biggest franchises of all time, Transformers. Fishback would join Anthony Ramos on the project, which is due to be helmed by ...

Anthony screen-tested with a number of actresses and Dominique won over the team involved. The pair have been close friends for a number of years and actually worked on a play together in college! The film is set to be directed by Steven Caple Jr., known for his work on 2018′s Creed II, and is expected to premiere in June 2022. Paramount is also working on a new animated Transformers prequel directed by Andrew Barrer and

In /Film's interview with 22 vs. Earth director Kevin Nolting, we learn how the short focused on the soul 22 came to be, and what we can expect.

Ahead of The Tomorrow War‘s premiere this coming July, it looks like director Chris McKay is setting up his next high-profile project with Universal Pictures. According to Deadline, McKay has entered negotiations to helm one of the studio’s upcoming monster movies, Renfield, which centers around Dracula’s infamous henchman. Should the deal push through, McKay would also be serving as a producer along with Samantha Nisenboim as an executive producer. More than a year ago, Bohemian Rhapsody director Dexter Fletcher was previously attached to direct the long-in-development project. Plot...

This Transformers toy can transform by itself, and it's only $700 Omar Sanchez The fight against the Decepticons has never been pricier. At Friday's Hasbro Pulse Fan Fest panel, the toymaker announced it has partnered with Robosen Robotics for the first-ever auto-converting Optimus Prime. While you're salivating to get your hands on the 19-inch tall Cybertronian, you may want to start saving up as it's set to cost you $699.99. The toy can transform from truck to robot with a simple voice command or press of a button. To do so, Robosen packed it with 5,000 components, 27 paten...