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For The Fellas: Director Michael Bay Films A Caketastic Victoria’s Secret Angels Back It Up For Michael Bay On Commercial Shoot

Where is Chanel Iman ? Candice Swanepoel, Doutzen Kroes and Behati Prinsloo were spotted showcasing their itty bitty cakes on the set of a new Victoria’s Secret commercial being shot by Michael Bay at Alex Rodriguez’s Miami mansion and the nearby Golden Beach. We didn’t want to deprive you of your Friday cakes so we figured we’d show you some of the best shots to get your weekend started right. Hit the flip for your viewing pleasure to begin…

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For The Fellas: Director Michael Bay Films A Caketastic Victoria’s Secret Angels Back It Up For Michael Bay On Commercial Shoot

Behold the Terrence Malick Two-fer, and 5 Other Stories You’ll Be Talking About Today

Happy Wednesday! Also in today’s edition of The Broadsheet: Steve Carell faces a Conviction … Notes from the Expendables 2 stunt-death aftermath… The least-sexy award in Hollywood? …and more.

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Guess How Many Onscreen Explosions Michael Bay Has Created

Michael Bay is known for a few things: Barking orders on set, casting (and some might say , verbally abusing his) curvy female leads and explosions! Gloriously explosive explosions that give his testosterone-fueled blockbusters that certain je ne sais quoi-splosion. But just how many explosions has the filmmaker directed? A brilliant infographic from the good folks at Frankenspace.com breaks it down and displays the answer below.

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Shia LaBeouf’s (Alleged) Knife, and 5 Other Stories You’ll Be Talking About Today

Happy Thursday! Also in today’s edition of The Broadsheet: Behold the Matt Damon/John Krasinski braintrust… Mark Romanek may be a surprising heir to Ron Howard… More sad news about Transformers 4 … and more.

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George Lucas Screws Harrison Ford and Disappoints Star Wars Fans in New Taiwanese Animation

8 Things I Like About Transformers: Dark of the Moon

It’s official. Michael Bay is this generation’s Ed Wood . The only difference between the two is that the former has an astronomically bigger budget to make bad movies with, and sadly, an astronomically bigger gross at the box office, thanks to suckers like us. There are just too many things wrong with Transformers: Dark of the Moon that they can actually be desensitizing, especially when the entire Internet is filled with nothing but loathing for it. So, for the sake of positivity, which my shrink says I need loads of, I’m listing the things that I actually DID LIKE about the movie, terrible filmmaking notwithstanding. For those fortunate enough not to have seen the latest (and thankfully, THE LAST) Transformers movie yet but are still planning to go, some SPOILERS AHEAD . 1. Alan Tudyk Sci-fi TV and Joss Whedon fave Tudyk plays John Turturro’s effete assistant Dutch , who for the briefest of moments channels his character Alpha from the now-cancelled series Dollhouse and transforms into a badass. 2. People are actually getting offed onscreen Sure, there were some deaths in the first two movies, but this is actually the first time you see people actually bite it, when they get vaporized instantly a la War of the Worlds as Decepticons hit them with direct fire. 3. Rosie Huntington-Whitely A supermodel with the acting talent of the runway she regularly sashays on, she is, for me, actually hotter than Megan Fox . Kinda reminds me of a young Cameron Diaz in The Mask . 4. The special effects. Duh. 5. Ken Jeong Whether he’s playing a medieval live action RPG king or a naked Chinese gangster locked in a car trunk, Jeong will always be a hoot, even when his few minutes in this movie ended when he was shoved by a Decepticon through an office window and onto the pavement a few hundred or so feet below. 6. Patrick Dempsey as a bad guy And a really bad bad guy at that, because McDreamy’s selling everybody, and I mean EVERYBODY, out to the Decepticons. 7. That random wind-blown newspaper that smacked Patrick Dempsey right in the face as he was monologuing . 8. The chance for a nap This movie was extremely DULL in certain stretches that I actually found myself catching much-needed zzzs inside the theater. How about you? Got anything nice to say about DOTM ? Image sources io9 OveRoll MamaPop WetPaint Related Posts: Top 10 Former ’90s Child Stars Gone Naked 10 Zombie Jesus Tattoos 10 Celebrity Virgins – Or So They Claim To Be 20 of the Prettiest Women in Porn Today Ten Hot Bald Celebrities

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The Reason Transformers: Dark of the Moon Should Have Been Rated R

Spoiler alert and all, but still: truth. “And now the Chicago genocide began. We saw no less than 17 fleeing citizens disintegrated by attacking Decepticons into blood fog. Then, in a big set-piece action scene, 14 more people were disintegrated. At that point, the freaking Autobots finally decided to show up, and they freaking pulled off a Decepticon’s limbs. Now, if this movie was rated R and actually awesome, they would have beaten the Decepticon to death with his own arms and legs. Stupid PG-13 rating.” [ EW ]

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The Reason Transformers: Dark of the Moon Should Have Been Rated R

10 Terrifying Images That Come to Mind When Viewing the New Final Destination 5 Poster

Life handed us a traumatizing poster for Final Destination 5 , and we’re left to figure out why it’s so dumb and scary. Remember that horrifying Green Lantern poster featuring a yellow-eyed Peter Sarsgaard ? This is easily worse than that. Here’s our list of 10 images that the new poster conjures; please contribute your own and help paint a word picture with us.

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Of Starscream and Optimus: Guess Which Transformers Character Names Are Fake?

Skids and Mudflap don’t actually appear in Transformers: Dark of the Moon , but you’d be forgiven if you thought they did. That’s not because Dark of the Moon is as hard to follow as the derisible Revenge of the Fallen , but rather because Skids and Mudflap are no less ridiculous as character names than Wheeljack and Ratchet — two Transformers who actually appear in the new film. In honor of this nonsense, Movieline has compiled a collection of 25 possible names for the Autobots and Decepticons in Dark of the Moon . Can you guess which are real? Take the quiz ahead!

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Of Starscream and Optimus: Guess Which Transformers Character Names Are Fake?

Uwe Boll on BloodRayne: Third Reich and Still Hating Michael Bay

On top of being one of the worst-reviewed filmmakers of all time, German director Uwe Boll is many things: the possessor of a doctorate in literature, an author, an avid boxer (who has literally knocked out his critics ), a recipient of the rare Razzie “Worst Career” award, an outspoken adversary of Michael Bay, a non-chewer of Stride gum (the company supported a petition for him to retire in 2008), an unwavering believer in his own “art” form. And judging from the five minutes Movieline spent with him during Tuesday’s press event for BloodRayne: Third Reich — the straight-to-DVD third film in his BloodRayne franchise — Boll is also a current-events buff with an affinity for George Clooney movies and small, fluffy dogs.

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