One of the most financially successful film franchises of the last decade is returning to theaters in 2017. Love them or hate them, the Michael Bay-directed Transformers films have been nothing short of spectacular at the box office. The first three films in the franchise each earned over $300 million domestically, with Transformers: Dark of the Moon grossing over $1.1 billion worldwide.

The series was given a soft reboot with 2014's Transformers: Age of Extinction, as most of the human characters were replaced, and Mark Wahlberg assumed the lead role. And while that film struggled to reach the same domestic figures as the previous three movies, Age of Extinction became the second straight Transformers film to cross $1 billion worldwide. The next film in the franchise, Transformers: The Last Knight, sees the return of several actors from the first three films — Josh Duhamel, Tyrese Gibson, and John Turturro — all of which sat out Age of Extinction. Joining Mark Wahlberg and the returning actors in the fifth film is Anthony Hopkins — new to the series, but no stranger to blockbusters.

Given the film's June release date, we are inching closer each day to our first look at footage; maybe even closer than we realize. Michael Bay recently took to Twitter to announce that filming has wrapped on Transformers: The Last Knight, the last film in the franchise he is slated to direct. But that's not all. The director also announced that there are "...even more surprises in store...TOMORROW..." The video ends with text that promises a trailer tomorrow.