Director:
Michael BayCámara:
Amir MokriMúsica:
Trevor RabinReparto:
Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Jordi Mollà, Gabrielle Union, Peter Stormare, Theresa Randle, Joe Pantoliano, Michael Shannon, Jon Seda, Yul Vazquez (más)Streaming (4)
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Martin Lawrence y Will Smith juntos de nuevo como la pareja de polis Marcus Burnett y Mike Lowry. Esta vez disponen de 72 horas para confiscar un alijo de heroína robado delante de la propia comisaría. Pero cuando la situación se pone verdaderamente peligrosa es cuando Lawrence descubre que el mujeriego de Smith está saliendo con su hermana Syd (Gabrielle Union). (Columbia TriStar)
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Un ejemplo destacado de una película que me encantaba cuando tenía unos doce o trece años y que ahora, en la adultez, simplemente me hace menear la cabeza. Recuerdo que la primera parte era una excelente combinación de acción y humor. En la segunda parte, el humor lo destacaría más: traseros disparatados, la escena con las cámaras en la tienda, eso estuvo bien, pero la trama simplona y alargada no me conquistó. Tal vez deje pasar la tercera parte de nuevo en unos pocos años, a menos que lo que perdure me atraiga - la canción principal.
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Un fetiche perverso, vulgar e hiperdestructivo para públicos modernos, rodado con un guión retrasado sobre la mesa y el éxtasis en la cabeza. Dos policías rebeldes II son más divertidos y eléctricos que Dos policías rebeldes, pero también más sucios, trepidantes y caóticos. Incluyendo escenas de acción que distan mucho de la elegancia de las de La roca. Excepto por las persecuciones de coches en los puentes de Miami, que son de las mejores del género. La figura más cómica -por desgracia en un espacio muy reducido- es interpretada por Joe Pantoliano. También es una pena el potencial desaprovechado del baboso ruso interpretado por Peter Stormare. El villano principal está bien. En general, un entretenimiento MUY chistoso y ágil en algunas partes, y completamente sordo y aburrido en otras. Y Michael Bay actuando como loco, incapaz de sentir lo que es adecuado. Wusaaa! ***1/2
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I'm not a racist, but the Hollywood nigga-macho archetype is really getting on my nerves. And when the two come together, they get an arsenal of stupid catchphrases, designer clothes, and a flimsy story about drug dealers... Well, what's going to come of it? An incredibly simple film with great action sequences. I would like to narrow the film down to them, avoid unnecessary interludes and "humorous" speeches by both Will Smith and Martin Lawrence. Two stars for Michael Bay's traditionally great direction, a thoroughbred edit and a colorful camera. Which, unfortunately, doesn't mean you can watch Bad Boys II with your brain online.
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Bay is perfectly in tune with the xenophobic mood of America in recent years. Bad Boys II is an adrenaline rush that gives me the willies. And what about Martin Lawrence?......."No worries. You and I are just cocky badass cops and the rest of you are =CENSORED= that we can mash to a pulp, trash whatever we can get our hands on and don't give a shit about the law. All foreigners are scum, we don't give a fuck about the corpses in the morgue, it's not our bodies, is it? Running over dead bodies from the morgue, that's fun, nigga, ain't it? And the Cubans? They're subhumans, such human trash, I'd be happy to bulldoze over their shacks, I don't give a shit that there might be some people there, they're such commie scum."..... "And don't you think, Martin, that a little self-reflection might do some good?"...... "What the =CENSORED= are you talking about? A lot of people liked it, even KevSpa was thrilled! If you ain’t up for it, why do you watch action movies?”... “You’re wrong, Martin. I love action movies. I just don't like your tough-boy pose, and you in particular piss me off, I'd say you missed your calling."...... "FUCK YOU, MAN!!!!"...... "Oh, and one more thing. In an action flick, I need to relate to the protagonist at least a bit. That ain’t happening with you two. In fact, I really wish someone would kick your asses. Especially Bay’s."......."=CENSORED=. =CENSORED="..."Come on, Martin, don’t be mad."......
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With the second Bad Boys, Michael Bay returned to where he belongs. After all, action-packed, wisecracking relax movies are what he does best. And when he returned, he took two Miami cops from the narcotics unit, Mike Lowrey (Will Smith) and Marcus Burnett (Martin Lawrence). Too bad that the screenplay gets lost in a sea of flawless action, interspersed with wisecracks from Will Smith and Martin Lawrence, but nothing’s ever perfect. Bay makes up for this with crazy scenes in the morgue or bodies falling out of cars (I hope you won’t think I’m crazy when I admit that I almost died laughing in the movie theater). I think I wouldn’t mind if we were treated to a part three that’s at least similarly good.
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