Plans for a sequel to "Transformers" have been confirmed, with four more releases in the next 10 years

"We have just come from a very incredible experience. We decided we needed to make plans for the next 10 years of Transformers movies, so we've already started talking about it."

This summer, Paramount launched blockbusters like "Terminator: Genesis" and "Mission Impossible: Mysterious Land", but their ability to make money is not as good as "Transformers". Paramount's most valuable movie series has brought Paramount in box office revenue of more than $3.7 billion, and this is just the beginning.

At a forum in Cannes to discuss children's TV shows, Stephen Davis, chief content officer of Hasbro, the toy company that owns the rights to the "Transformers" series, revealed that there will be a fifth and even a sixth, seventh and eighth installment in the "Transformers" series.

"We have just come from a very incredible experience. We decided we needed to make plans for the next 10 years of Transformers movies, so we've already started talking about it."

Davis 'statement confirmed a previous rumor. In March this year, it was reported that Paramount intended to follow the example of the Marvel Cinema Universe and build the Transformers series into a movie universe. Today, the fact that "Transformers" will be filmed until at least the eighth part gives the idea of a Transformers movie universe room to develop.

These Transformers films are likely to be directed by Michael, the director of the previous four films. Director Bei. Michael. Bay is currently busy with a political film "13 Hours of Crisis". After the release of "13 Hours of Crisis" in 2016, Michael. Bay might be free to direct "Transformers 5".

Paramount has also assembled a team of nine screenwriters for the Transformers Universe. Leading the way was Akiva Goldsman, whose masterpiece was the 2002 Oscar for Best Picture, about the mathematician John. "Beautiful Mind" about Nash's legendary life.

Since the relaunch of the "Transformers" movie series in 2007,"Transformers" has become one of the best-selling movie series in the world. The two companies behind it, Paramount, which makes movies, and Hasbro, which sells toys, are also increasingly relying on the movie series.

Last year, Paramount's full-year profit was only US$200 million, unfortunately the bottom of Hollywood's six major studios. Without "Transformers", which earned nearly US$1.1 billion in global box office, Paramount's life would be even more difficult.

For Hasbro, the success of Transformers has also helped the toy company find new ways to make money. Perhaps "Transformers" inspired Hasbro, and the company is also bringing more and more toys to the big screen, including even Playdo Plasticine and Rainbow Pony.

Editor: yvonne