Yar, you be here: Bad Boys II > Customer Reviews

Bad Boys II Customer Reviews (13 - 15 of 70 Reviews)

Excellent Movie! The Best "Bad Boys" Film!
Excellent movie! This was very entertaining, fascinating, thrilling, and edgy and was packed with much action and drama, something to make any film a great one. Bad Boys II was WAAAAAY better than the first one, and I liked the fact that it was a lot longer too. Never matters how long a movie is, just as long as it is good then that's all that matters. Every scene was awesome from the car chase with Martin Lawrence and Will Smith's characters with the bad guys to even more chases with the van carrying the dead bodies (sorry if that offends anyone), from them sneaking into the criminal, Johnny Tapia's house for information and then fighting him and his trench men off this is just the best! Lawrence, as usual, is very funny and he adds tremendously to the movie. Though a lot of times vulgar, his hilariousness and wit and quick punchlines makes the film what it is. And he can get very serious when he wants to and when appropriate, as shown with the scenes involving his sister, played by Gabrielle Union, who was kidnapped by Tapia. His talented acting, along with Smith's, will keep anyone glued to the screen. I couldn't wait for this to come out on dvd, and got it as soon as it did. Anyone who gives this movie less than 5 stars and finds any sort of fault with it, whatsoever, is mentally retarded and idiotic. This film rocks! Grade: A+

Yuck!
This movie had so much popcorn and reheated cheese, you'll be in danger of choking to death when watching this. Too much action, too many bad jokes, too much over-the-top shocks, and too much Will Smith and Martin Lawrence. After all, who would even pay attention to this movie were it not for the cars being blown up, people being killed in increasingly outlandish ways, dead bodies flying out of a morgue van, and immature sexual references? Martin Lawrence was a pest, Will Smith was average at best, and Michael Bay proves once again that he's a horrible director. There were one or two scenes that were mildly interesting or funny, but overall, you'd have to pay me to sit through this again. Another summer blockbuster/sequel that's not worth the disgustingly-high ticket price for admission. You can't take anything in here seriously, and you can't really laugh at anything either. As a result, why bother?

Gratuitous violence of any kind is a perverse and cruel decision
While I enjoyed the seemingly non-injurious chase scene on a Miami freeway bridge, and the consequence of the repeated ridiculous decisions to chain a big dog to an above-ground-pool support pole, I did not permit my son to see the remainder of this horribly violent movie.

Gratuitous violence of any kind is a perverse and cruel decision that shows contempt for the sacred right to life and undermines the very foundation of all civil society. Further, Bad Boys II appears to show contempt for Catholic traditions by comparing a Cuban drug lord to Christ in his moment of ultimate sacrifice.

I would have preferred that the script not feed rising global hatred for the United States by showing a face of complete disrespect for human life and property.

The ends do not justify the means, and we should always respect the United States constitution when portraying United States black-ops, which do not always use such violent and deadly means to rescue hostages.

For example, scriptwriters should look to the TV series ALIAS for an example of how to show a better face for the United States. The script could have shown a successful outcome by shooting persons with tranquillizer darts, especially when in a religious shrine.

The use of high explosives to blow-up a Cuban palace appearing as a religious shrine was disrespectful to Catholics and Christians everywhere. Did the CIA black-ops volunteers die when the Cuban palace was blown-up?

"If together we can succeed in eliminating from our hearts any trace of rancor, in resisting every form of intolerance and in opposing every manifestation of violence, we will turn back the wave of cruel fanaticism that endangers the lives of so many people," Pope Benedict XVI.

The movie deserves its one star "R" rating.

Previous Page

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

Next Page