Michael Bay Didn’t Know Who Yahya Abdul-Mateen II Was Before Casting ‘Ambulance’: ‘What’s a Yahya?’
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II stars opposite Jake Gyllenhaal in Bay’s “Ambulance,” in theaters April 8.
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II stars opposite Jake Gyllenhaal in Bay’s “Ambulance,” in theaters April 8.
“Hollywood gets very self-absorbed. There are babies getting blown up in the Ukraine right now. We should be talking about that.”
“I made too many of them,” said Bay, looking back on his multibillion-dollar franchise.
Jake Gyllenhaal and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II star in Bay’s newest big-screen entry into his pro-military, pro-police, and pro-outdated masculinity oeuvre.
Size matters when it comes to blowing stuff up.
Co-star Yahya Abdul-Mateen II says he’d “never seen anything like it,” with Gyllenhaal directing alongside Bay.
Bay made the comparison after NASA launched a 1,200-pound spacecraft to attempt to destroy a small asteroid.
Netflix wants “to be more consistent” at releasing movies that break the cultural zeitgeist.
Starring KJ Apa as a COVID-immune delivery boy, this Michael Bay-produced response to the pandemic somehow makes COVID even less fun.
When Sean Connery asks for more money, you give more money.
It’s being made by a group of veterans in lean, low-budget genre filmmaking.
Ryan Reynolds leads a motley crew of rogue agents, hellbent on saving the world by any means necessary. Mostly, that means blowing things up.