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While much of the finale is set in Hong Kong, several "Hong Kong" sequences were actually filmed in Detroit and Chicago .

The movie set a record for product integration, featuring 55 different brands . One of the most famous (and criticized) moments involves Stanley Tucci’s character stopping during a life-or-death chase just to drink a specific brand of Chinese milk. Plot & Characters Transformers: Age of Extinction Movie

The film was heavily tailored for the Chinese market, featuring prominent filming locations in Hong Kong and Beijing , as well as casting Chinese stars like Li Bingbing. It briefly became the highest-grossing film in China's history , even surpassing Avatar at the time. While much of the finale is set in

This was the first feature film to use the smaller, digital IMAX 3D cameras . To keep up with high-speed chase scenes, these heavy rigs were sometimes mounted on custom-built Porsches. Plot & Characters The film was heavily tailored

Five years after the "Battle of Chicago," Transformers have been declared a threat and are being hunted by a rogue CIA unit called , led by Harold Attinger (Kelsey Grammer).

Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014) is a massive sci-fi spectacle that marked a turning point for the franchise, replacing the original human cast with new leads like . It was the only film released in 2014 to cross the $1 billion mark at the global box office. Compelling Behind-the-Scenes Facts