Bad Boys 2
“We ride together. We die together. Bad boys for life.”
Lots of gun fights and blowing things up. This time the boys just happen to make bigger messes of themselves. Mike Lawry drives a 575 Maranello and sports a posh mansion instead of an apartment. Martin Lawrence’s character has a cheap above ground pool that bursts everytime the dog walks buy, washing it’s occupants into the nearby bay.
If you liked the first one, you’ll like the second one. At first I thought the sound was just bad in the theatre we saw it in, but after a few scenes, it became clear that the sound was poorly mixed — the intensity of certain explosions and other loud noises just didn’t mesh with the rest of the movie. I give it a 4/10 for sound. (I don’t think I’ll be rating movies on a scale anytime soon as I think much depends on the mood and level of anticipation from the viewer when he/she sits down to watch it.)
The movie did seem drawn out though, as it was nearly 2 1/2 hours long.