Coming out next month is 'Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen,' the sequel to the blockbuster film that came out in 2007.

Returning to the film are Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox, Josh Duhamel, Tyrese Gibson, Kevin Dunn and John Turturro.

Directed by Michael Bay, Sam Witwicky (LaBeouf) again joins the Autobots against their sworn enemies, the Decepticons.

In the May/June issue of Creative Screenwriting Magazine, 'Transformers' screenwriters Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci state that when the story begins, the Autobots and the military have been waging a secret war against the Decepticons. As more of the giant robots continue to resurface, though, it becomes apparent that the Transformers have been part of Earth's history for longer than they've led mankind to believe. One group of bureaucrats even wonders if the Decepticons are only appearing because of the Autobot presence.

Desperate not to leave Earth undefended, Optimus Prime turns to Sam and asks him to become a human advocate, someone who will convince mankind that the Autobots should be allowed to stay. Sam refuses to believe he can help, though, wanting to go to college and live a normal life -- as normal as possible with the strange thoughts and visions that have haunted him since being exposed to the All Spark's primal energies two years earlier. Alas, Sam's refusal will have harsh consequences for himself, the Autobots and possibly the entire world. The Decepticons' fallen leader, Megatron, has been resurrected and brings with him an ancient evil from the Transformers' own history.

Tyrese reprises his role as Robert Epps, a member of the U.S. Air Force .

Dreamworks will release the film on June 24.