So I hear a lot of back and forth on this movie. With half the people seeming to say this film is amazing and far exceeds the first. The other half saying this one is terrible and one of Bay's worst films. I'd say I land more in the middle, almost indifferent. I didn't grow up with these two films and honestly only saw them for the first time a couple years or so ago. This film is fine. I think over all it's not quite as good as the first. But then in some aspects it is better while in others its worse. I don't really have much of an opinion on this movie other than... well I liked it. I don't love it, I don't hate it. I just like it. Nor do I really have much else to say about it. So this review isn't much of a review, but more of a follow up to my review of the first film.
Revealing mistake: When Syd and the Haitians are running, there is one shot where skid marks are visible on the road in the exact place the Haitians skid.(00:27:40)
Marcus Burnett: You a virgin? Reggie: Yes, sir. Marcus Burnett: Good. Keep it that way. Ain't gonna be no fucking tonight. Mike Lowrey: You ever made love to a man? Reggie: No. Mike Lowrey: You want to?
Trivia: When Burnett and Lowrey take a car to chase the van, the driver is American footballer Dan Marino. The driver of the red and white car who stops and calls Burnett a freak is the film's director Michael Bay.(01:22:35)
Question: In the scene where Will and Martin are at the "pink house", when Will puts his gun in the hole and shot the Haitian in the eye, how did Will know the Haitian was going to look through the hole, and when did he know when to fire?
Answer:He was looking through a tiny mirror he was holding in his hand.
Nope, that was a different Haitian. Because I was wondering the same thing. There's no way he knows.
Answer: He was looking through a tiny mirror he was holding in his hand.
Nope, that was a different Haitian. Because I was wondering the same thing. There's no way he knows.