More information on Transformers 2 from AICN:

 

http://www.aintitcool.com/node/34200

 

The relevant bit:

 

...the high-profile project isn't guaranteed total immunity from the ongoing battle of wills between DreamWorks' David Geffen and Steven Spielberg and leadership at Paramount conglom Viacom.

 

The studios stressed that they are targeting the June 26 date, but that it isn't ironclad.

 

Even if Spielberg and Geffen exit their deal at Par, as they have threatened to do, the "Transformers" property stays at the Melrose lot, as do all other DreamWorks projects.

I bet we get pretenders.

More information on Transformers 2 from AICN:

 

http://www.aintitcool.com/node/34200

 

The relevant bit:

 

...the high-profile project isn't guaranteed total immunity from the ongoing battle of wills between DreamWorks' David Geffen and Steven Spielberg and leadership at Paramount conglom Viacom.

 

The studios stressed that they are targeting the June 26 date, but that it isn't ironclad.

 

Even if Spielberg and Geffen exit their deal at Par, as they have threatened to do, the "Transformers" property stays at the Melrose lot, as do all other DreamWorks projects.

:guh

Indeed....

More information on Transformers 2 from AICN:

 

http://www.aintitcool.com/node/34200

 

The relevant bit:

 

...the high-profile project isn't guaranteed total immunity from the ongoing battle of wills between DreamWorks' David Geffen and Steven Spielberg and leadership at Paramount conglom Viacom.

 

The studios stressed that they are targeting the June 26 date, but that it isn't ironclad.

 

Even if Spielberg and Geffen exit their deal at Par, as they have threatened to do, the "Transformers" property stays at the Melrose lot, as do all other DreamWorks projects.

:guh

I don't know if you caught it on NPR this morning, but they were talking about the trouble between Geffen/Spielberg and the president of Viacom (some old-ass dude, I don't remember his name). Dreamworks has provided Paramount with its only box office successes this year and feels that they deserve more than they're getting, but the head of Viacom just came out and said that Spielberg adds nothing to Viacom's bottom line. The analysis of the situation was that the relationship between Geffen/Spielberg and Paramount is basically over at this point.

 

So who knows.