Director Michael Bay has hit back at the first review of the up and coming Transformers film “Dark of the Moon” that is due to be released in cinemas on July 1st.

In the first actual review of the film that was featured on the famous movie website “Aint it cool news” the writer Capone mentioned about “Street-smart robots here to entertain us.”

“Yes, they’re back too, but let’s just say they’re toned down,” wrote Capone.

However Michael Bay is strongly denying that the Transformer twins, Skin and Mudflap, are even in the final instalment of the franchise. Michael Bay posted on his website the following statement:

“After the Internet posting of a nice review by someone who saw “Transformers: Dark of the Moon” the writer had been clear on one thing. He misstated that the Twins are in the film. They are not”

“So I am offering a $25,000 REWARD to anyone who can find them performing in Transformers 3, on July 1, when the movie opens,” he added.

Capone also released a statement stressing that he was not referring to the twins in his article. He commented:

“Hey, everyone. Just to 100 percent clear, I’m not referring about the ‘The Twins’ here; they are most definitely not in this film,” wrote Capone in his edited review.

“I’m talking about Wheelie (Tom Kenny, who also voiced Skids in ‘Revenge of the Fallen’) and other similar smaller robots, who act like streetwise teenagers.”

Bay’s posting does not include any information on how to claim the prize should you actually spot the twins in the film.

Transformers Dark of the Moon director Michael Bay, and his new leading actress Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, attended the Maxim Hot 100 Party last night, and here, hot of the press, are the images from that party.

Two of the main stars from the third instalment of the Transformers movie franchise, Transformers Dark of the Moon, are due to give out a gong at the MTV movie awards in June.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and her Transformers Dark of the Moon co-star Shia LaBeouf are both going to present an award at the star studded event that takes place on the 5th June at the Gibson Amphitheatre in California. Among the other famous faces that are set to appear include Cameron Diaz, Josh Duhamel (also from Transformers), Patrick Dempsey, Emma Stone, Nicki Minaj and Selena Gomez, commented MTV News.

The films that many people are expecting to do well, and have the most nominations, are The Twilight saga – leading the way with 8 nominations, followed by the hugely successful Inception, starring Leonardo Di’ Caprio, which had a total of 7 nominations. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 had 6 nominations. The final part of the Harry potter Franchise, Deathly Hallows Part 2, is due to be released in cinemas this summer on the 15th July. Two weeks after the Transformer film hits the box office.

The prestigious job of hosting the awards has fallen to actor on Saturday Night Live and comedian Jason Sudeikis, who said:

“I’m sincerely flattered that the folks from the Mostly Teenage Viewers network have invited me to host this year, and I look forward to keeping the streak of flawless and critically lauded movie awards show hosting in 2011 alive.”

A promotion by a Japanese firm, Lawsons, is under way ahead of Michael Bay’s new Transformers film, ‘Transformers Darkside Moon’ (as it is known in Japan). People who buy a 3D ticket to see the new film can also get the chance to buy a limited edition Prime Black toy. The toy, that is a re-release of a previous model, has a few differences to the first one. The price for one of the toys and a ticket to go and see the film in Japan will be around fifty pounds – sounds like a bargain!

The Promotion which the firm started on the 1st May is going to carry on running until the 28th of July; the day before the film premieres in Japan.

The figure is a repaint of the of the Transformers Hunt for the Decepticons Voyager Optimus Prime. According to the silhouette of the figure, this exclusive figurine is going to have the blades fitted instead of the battle hooks. The battle hooks were an exclusive to Japan the first time that this figure was released, while all other models outside of the country had the blades.

Lawsons is also doing a separate promotion where they will include a loop strap for handheld gaming devices or mobile phones and similar electronic gadgets. That is separate of the exclusive figure promotion and will be available until June 30th.

The film, which is titled “Transformers Darkside Moon” in Japan is due to go on general release on the 29th July and is suspected to be a huge film summer blockbuster worldwide.