Explosions: Michael Bay and the Pyrotechnics of the Imagination is something completely different, a reimagining of Michael Bay as a cinematic genius in an action comedy of a novel that features an allstar cast (Michael Bay, Meatloaf, Don Simpson, Jerry Bruckheimer, Plato, etc.). Zany and irreverent, it's a satire-ridden medley of fact and fiction, an epic inside joke for those up on their '90s pop culture and Philosophy 101. Mathieu Poulin brings us an action comedy of a novel, starring big-budget, explosion-happy movie director Michael Bay. What if Bad Boys was a film about decolonization? What if The Rock was about failing to be recognized by one's peers? If Armageddon was about a post-human future and the mysteries of meaning? And Pearl Harbor a reflection on the freedom afforded an artist when transforming fact into fiction? What if Michael Bay was, against all odds, a misunderstood cinematic genius? CAST (IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE) Michael Bay - Jerry Bruckheimer Ben Affleck - Meat Loaf Don Simpson - Will Smith Martin Lawrence - Neil deGrasse Tyson Nicolas Cage - Sean Connery Quentin Tarantino - Bruce Willis AND SPECIAL GUEST STARS Plato, Sartre, Kant, Derrida & Nietzsche

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