Bad Boys II Movie Review

The film Bad Boys II, starring two cops named Marcus and Mike (Martin Lawrence and Will Smith), is
set in Miami where both partners are assigned to look for clues and evidence for an international
drug dealer’s arrest. As they start with the investigation and stake outs, they find themselves
insulting each other, fighting like little brothers, and messing up operations. Aside from cop work,
Marcus soon discovers some information about the whereabouts and actions of his sister (Gabrielle
Union), who is also an undercover agent working for the FBI. Stunned, Marcus becomes irritated with
his partner and debates if he really should transfer.

Compared to the first “Bad Boys” movie, this movie is completely differently but does have the same
story plot. In the first movie, there is a drug dealer or the antagonist, the two heroes, the sidekick,
and operations. The second movie has everything the first movie has just a little more detailed than
the first. The difference between the two movies was the time difference. The time was really
important when comparing the movies together, because of the advancement in the camera
technology, the filters used, and how realistic the explosions were or the actors’ lines.

Overall, I believe the movie is an ok movie. It’s a film worth seeing if you’re into action, and like
explosions spraying across the television. Aside from being action-packed and funny, it can also be
informative, which is something not a lot of movies directors input into movies nowadays. Michael
Bay has proven to world yet again that this film can be a hyperkinetic. Bay gives the audience a new
surprise around every corner, giving the movie a new kind of excitement. Some of the viewers and
fans have also requested a third movie to come out and directors have heard requests and plan on
making a sequel, meaning this won’t be the last time hearing from the two bad boys for life