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Review: ‘Bad Boys: Ride or Die’ – Aging, but Still Reckless

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Title: Will Smith and Martin Lawrence Return in Stylishly Chaotic “Bad Boys: Ride or Die”

Two years after the infamous Oscars slap incident involving Will Smith and comedian Chris Rock, Smith is back in the spotlight with the latest installment of the “Bad Boys” franchise, titled “Bad Boys: Ride or Die.” Alongside his co-star Martin Lawrence, Smith also serves as a producer for the film, which is directed by Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah.

The film opens with a poignant moment as Mike Lowrey (Smith) marries Christine (Melanie Liburd), while his partner Marcus Burnett (Lawrence) suffers a heart attack, leading to a near-death experience that changes his outlook on life. As the two aging cops navigate through personal struggles, they find themselves embroiled in a dangerous mission to clear their friend Captain Howard’s name.

The movie takes on a more comedic tone compared to its predecessors, with over-the-top action sequences and a touch of silliness. Despite its absurd plot points, the chemistry between Smith and Lawrence shines through, making for an entertaining and enjoyable watch.

“Bad Boys: Ride or Die” is a riotous triumph that showcases the enduring star power of Smith and Lawrence. The film’s blend of action, humor, and heartfelt moments make it a worthy addition to the franchise, proving that Smith is still a “bad boy for life” in the eyes of his fans.

The movie is rated R for strong violence and sensual, lovemaking music, with a running time of 1 hour and 50 minutes. It is currently playing in theaters.

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