A little while ago, we brought you the first in an ongoing series of behind-the-scenes videos Wall-Mart had started for Michael Bay’s warring robots sequel TRANSFORMERS: REVENGE OF THE FALLEN. The first one focused on Bay’s inspirational directorial method and this one focuses on Megan Fox’s wild diva antics (not really). Actually, aside from Fox being the center of attention, it’s pretty boring. They do show one particular scene being filmed, however, in which Shia The Beef tells Fox to “hold on to this sliver”, which could be referencing the All-Spark sliver that was left at the end of the first film. Or not. You decide. Click through to check out Fox in head-to-toe leather. The film opens June 26th of next year.
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