Despite Bay & Bruckheimer excesses this is a great sequel because of Smith & Lawrence
After the success of Bad Boys it was inevitable that Will Smith and Martin Lawrence would return for a sequel. So too would director Michael Bay and producer Jerry Bruckheimer. What did that mean? Even bigger chases, gun battles and explosions plus lots of scantily clad women this time because that’s what Bay and Bruckheimer liked to see. Thankfully Smith and Lawrence still had their chemistry going which provided the laughs which was the real draw of the film. Watching the two try to intimidate a boy taking out Lawrence’s daughter for a date is a sight to see. Then again the ending was like Smith and Lawrence had become SEALs in a covert operation. Completely over the top. Despite Bay and Bruckheimer’s excesses this was a fitting sequel.<br /><br />Bonus points there’s a chase scene where Lawrence and Smith drive down a hill through a bunch of shacks which is taken directly from a Jackie Chan film.
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