Steve B

Taron Egerton's worst performances I think. How does he go from Kingsman to this?! The premise of the movie was somewhat interesting, although familiar. The gas referenced was overkill and too elaborate. Character development had significant gaps. Impossible to connect with any of them except for Egerton's character. And his story was lack-luster. Bateman did well in playing the bad guy. Which is not a typical role for him. His performance was great, although they should have given him more screen time. The overall movie was simply "ok". Although somewhat entertaining, it is far-fetched and not something I would watch more than once.

A combination of lazy writing, poor directing and nearly their full budget blown on Statham; this movie was very disappointing. There was a fair amount of bad acting in this movie. And it starts with Emmy Raver-Lampman. It certainly doesn't end there. I get that writers need to be more and more creative with kill scenes. But the whole rachet strap to a truck was just stupid. Statham has been in enough big time productions to know when he's reading a bad script. I would like to know how he didn't anticipate this joke of a storyline. Most people would be able to connect with his character killing people that scam innocent people. But the fact the story went as deep as the president of the United States is ridiculous. I like most of Statham work. But this one fell short for me.

This was an incredibly stupid and poorly executed movie. The script is horrible. Mind numbingly slow and unoriginal. The director of photography needs to find a new line of work. The film director purposely ran long cuts to make his movie length. The scene of the wife searching the greenhouse was a full minute. The shot was wide, and from a hundred yards away!! For Gods sakes! The remote rewind scene was the finishing move for me. Total face palm. The whole movie was a waste. This is one of those movies where I wish I could get my time back.

I have enjoyed the Bad Boys franchise. This movie bares little resemblance to the first 2. Similar actors, unrecognizable story. I must say, I had rather tepid expectations for this sequel. This was so much worse than I could have expected. Did Martin Lawrence forget how to act? His performance was cringe-worthy! I recall an interview that Will Smith had done (while filming this movie I think) that he was disappointed in his last couple of sequels. I've got bad news for you Will, this was the worst sequel yet. Their jokes hit the floor with a dull thud. It was obvious that the biggest failure was the lazy writing. The fact that they left it open for another sequel was disappointing to say the least. You rode together and now you have died together. Too bad!