Every know and then, Hollywood introduces us to film over kill, a phenomenon in which a franchise has produced millions of dollars but continues to church out awful films. The last big blockbuster over kill franchise was most certainly Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean which is still on it's want to the 5th installment in the series and it seems that Paramount is not giving us just one, or two, but three more transformers films that will be released from 2017 through the consecutive years following. Transformers 5 will open against DC's Wonder Woman film June 23rd of 2017, Transformers 6 will open against Godzilla 2 June 8th, 2018 and Transformers 7 will fall on June 28th, 2019 and as of now is the only film announced for that date. While the last release Transformers: Age of Extinction, felt like a small but, very poor, step up from the films before it, it did go on to gross an alleged 100 million opening weekend. (Which was met with a lot of controversy as to whether or not that number was exaggerated) We knew that a sequel was coming, we just didn't know how many. As of now, we're still not sure. We do know that director Micheal Bay is slated to return to direct The fifth film, being his last, as well as the 2018 film being featured around the Transformer Bumblebee, marking the first spin off film for the franchise. Are you excited to see more of these robots in disguise or are you burned out on this franchise?
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