Mike Lowrey e Marcus Burnett sono tornati per un ultimo giro.Mike Lowrey e Marcus Burnett sono tornati per un ultimo giro.Mike Lowrey e Marcus Burnett sono tornati per un ultimo giro.
- Regia
- Sceneggiatura
- Star
- Premi
- 3 vittorie e 15 candidature totali
Paola Núñez
- Lt. Rita Secada
- (as Paola Nunez)
Dennis Greene
- Reggie
- (as Dennis McDonald)
Recensioni in evidenza
This was a disappointing movie all around. The action, jokes, and even chemistry between Martin and Will felt forced as if they were going through the motions. The director seemed like he was trying to be Michael Bay but couldn't quite make it. Marcus was even more of a vagina (censored it) than usual and gets less action than ever before. The ride together mantra that seems constantly repeated throughout the film made it feel like I was watching a boring version of a Fast and Furious movie. Make no mistake I love the Bad Boys franchise. But this film is a weak watered-down version of Bad Boys. If they do make a part 4 which they are alluding to I certainly hope they make it better than this one.
They really need to understand what people come to watch when the movie is titled Bad boys... Not some old man remembering good old times. Not emotional philosophy. 5 minutes of action saved my mood for the night, but besides that, I am really disapointed.
How does this Bad Boys sequel gets such a high rating? There's clearly some cheating going on with those ratings. Bad Boys For Life is without a doubt the worst movie of this franchise. I did enjoy the early Bad Boys so I thought this one would be in the same lineage but all I got was irritation. I don't know who wrote this script but it's cringing to watch at times. We're used to overly exaggerated action scenes in this kind of movies but here it just gets ridiculous. The chemistry between Will Smith and the normally always funny Martin Lawrence is completely lost. I could count the funny moments on one hand, and even with those I had to force a smile. I can't say I did enjoy this movie, I was glad when I saw the end credits appearing, and I sincerely hope that they will close this chapter forever. We don't need another Bad Boys.
There's not many movies that I don't sit all the way through, but this is a rare exception.
Even the concept itself is pretty laughable.
I love the first 2 films, but this is just sad and predictable.
I swear the score is stolen from Hans Zimmer too.
Good photography though I guess?
Jokes: meh Action: meh Acting: meh Script: lol
The only half decent scene was the simultaneous shots of Mike getting in the car and Marcus getting food and putting on the TV. That's a great takeaway from a BAD BOYS movie, huh?
I rate 3/10 because people worked hard on this steaming pile of sloppy manure.
Even the concept itself is pretty laughable.
I love the first 2 films, but this is just sad and predictable.
I swear the score is stolen from Hans Zimmer too.
Good photography though I guess?
Jokes: meh Action: meh Acting: meh Script: lol
The only half decent scene was the simultaneous shots of Mike getting in the car and Marcus getting food and putting on the TV. That's a great takeaway from a BAD BOYS movie, huh?
I rate 3/10 because people worked hard on this steaming pile of sloppy manure.
I never thought I would say this...but I wish Michael Bay had directed this. Maybe the earlier entries hold something dear to his heart and he wouldn't have allowed this to go off the rails.
The biggest casualty is the riffing between the Lawrence and Smith, which practically rips the soul right out of the franchise. The laughs from the first two movies came from the strong chemistry between the two leads and how they could argue in the middle of gun fights, car chases, etc. Here they just sound like an old married couple who have grown tired of each other.
The other casualty is the action scenes. The great Sam Peckinpah once said of the violence in his films that he wanted the audience to feel the impact of getting shot. Modern day use of CGI and such does the exact opposite. It feels more like you're watching somebody else play a video game. While some praise the visuals, I criticize its effect of pushing the viewer further away rather than drawing them in.
This could have been like Lethal Weapon IV and had some fun with its theme of the loose cannon dealing with aging. Instead its more like Beverly Hills Cop III and becomes a sad entry in an otherwise solid franchise.
The biggest casualty is the riffing between the Lawrence and Smith, which practically rips the soul right out of the franchise. The laughs from the first two movies came from the strong chemistry between the two leads and how they could argue in the middle of gun fights, car chases, etc. Here they just sound like an old married couple who have grown tired of each other.
The other casualty is the action scenes. The great Sam Peckinpah once said of the violence in his films that he wanted the audience to feel the impact of getting shot. Modern day use of CGI and such does the exact opposite. It feels more like you're watching somebody else play a video game. While some praise the visuals, I criticize its effect of pushing the viewer further away rather than drawing them in.
This could have been like Lethal Weapon IV and had some fun with its theme of the loose cannon dealing with aging. Instead its more like Beverly Hills Cop III and becomes a sad entry in an otherwise solid franchise.
Lo sapevi?
- QuizAccording to Martin Lawrence, Will Smith and he had to rewatch "Bad Boys" 1 and 2 multiple times everyday in order to get their characters back on track, since it's been so long after the second sequel.
- BlooperThe police drone used is an off-the-shelf DJI Mavic Pro, available to consumers.
It is incredibly loud, and would have given away its position to the bad guys long before it was able to spy on them.
- Curiosità sui creditiAt the end, the movie fades and it shows a title card Bad Boys For Life. Then there is a brief scene of Mike visiting his son in prison before the actual credits role.
- ConnessioniEdited into Bad Boys for Life: Deleted Scenes (2020)
- Colonne sonoreUptown II
Written by Meek Mill (as Robert Rihmeek Williams), Papamitrou (as Nikolas Papamitrou), Roberto Curti, Farruko (as Carlos Efrén Reyes Rosado), Franklin Jovani Martínez (as Franklin Martinez) and Marcos Gerardo Perez
Produced by Papamitrou (as Nick Papz) and Swede
Performed by Meek Mill featuring Farruko
Meek Mill appears courtesy of Maybach Music Group/Atlantic Recording Corporation
Farruko appears courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment US Latin LLC
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Dettagli
- Data di uscita
- Paese di origine
- Siti ufficiali
- Lingue
- Celebre anche come
- Bad Boys para siempre
- Luoghi delle riprese
- Aziende produttrici
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Botteghino
- Budget
- 90.000.000 USD (previsto)
- Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
- 206.305.244 USD
- Fine settimana di apertura Stati Uniti e Canada
- 62.504.105 USD
- 19 gen 2020
- Lordo in tutto il mondo
- 426.505.244 USD
- Tempo di esecuzione2 ore 4 minuti
- Colore
- Mix di suoni
- Proporzioni
- 2.39 : 1
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