Paramount have been quiet about the situation so far though, and we don’t know if Liebesman really will be working on “Transformers 5”, nor if the studio is still trying to get in touch with Michael Bay. Michael Bay himself has also been pretty quiet about “Transformers 5”, and he doesn’t seem fond on commenting on the film at the moment.
Whether or not he’ll take part in directing the production is hard to say for now – but if it does happen, and some sort of deal ends up getting secured between him and Paramount, we should hear about this very soon afterwards.
After all, Paramount realize that having Michael Bay attached to the project would be of huge benefit to its success, and they will likely not want to miss out on the opportunity to get some extra exposure by making the official announcement. Until then, we should keep an ear open for any new information coming from the studio on an official note.
Paramount studios NEED TO STOP TRYING TO GET MB BACK SEROUSLY if he’s done with this franshie than he’s done or if he’s not interested than I take his world for it, the king of explosions never makes a mistakes, and always knows what he wants if, he doesn’t what this franshie any more than he doesn’t what it. If I was the head of paramount studios and if MB says to me that he’s not interested than he’s not interested I would fine someone else
Instead of Michael bay directing again why not josh whedon or Neil blokamp the one who did Elysium, chappie, district 9, I’m a fan of his work or the director of ninja turtles if I was the head of paramount, he’ll I would give a nobody a chance see if he can suprise me or the fans everyone deservers a chance or maybe Guillermo del tore the one who did pacific rim his a good one