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Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Téa Leoni, Tchéky Karyo, Joe Pantoliano, Theresa Randle, Marg Helgenberger, Nestor Serrano, Julio Oscar Mechoso (mehr)Streaming (6)
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Coole Cops im Action-Feuer. Geklaut: von der Polizei konfisziertes, reines Heroin. Wert: 100 Millionen Dollar! Auftrag: die beiden Polizisten Mike Lowrey (Will Smith) und Marcus Burnett (Martin Lawrence) müssen die Beute wiederbeschaffen. Und das innerhalb 72 Stunden, ansonsten wird ihr Department dicht gemacht. Die einzige Zeugin des Überfalls, Julie Mott (Téa Leoni), hat Angst, taucht zunächst unter, vertraut sich dann aber doch Lowrey an. Bald stoßen sie auf gigantische Korruption und einen kaltblütigen Hintermann. (Columbia TriStar Film)
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This is where Michael Bay rehearsed his camera filters, overhead shots and thrilling action scenes, which he would then perfect in future films.
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Es gibt nichts Schöneres als amüsante nostalgische Erinnerungen. Ich habe mir heute nach X Jahren die DVD mit Bad Boys - Harte Jungs angeschaut… Es ist ein unglaublich toller Film, diese Kerle haben während der fünfzehn Jahre nichts von ihrem Zauber verloren. Wenn es in dem Film Handys geben würde, könnte man fast denken, dass Bay Bad Boys - Harte Jungs voriges Jahr gedreht hat. Viereinhalb Sterne (abends kommt der zweite Teil dran, den ich noch nicht gesehen habe).__PS: Ich liebe den Soundtrack (Score) und könnte ihn ständig hören.
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Bad Boys - Harte Jungs ist ein Paradebeispiel für eine Actionkomödie aus den 90er Jahren, an der gnadenlos der Zahn der Zeit genagt hat. Wenn im Film weniger geredet und mehr geschauspielert worden wäre, hätte ihm das sicher nicht geschadet. Manchmal gingen mir einige der Charaktere wegen ihrer nervigen Äußerungen auf die Nerven. Die finale Handlung hatte es in sich, und Bays Vorliebe für exzessive Explosionen zeigte sich bereits hier. Es gab ein paar lustige Momente, aber vieles davon funktionierte überhaupt nicht. Schwächere drei Sterne!
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While The Rock was a massive adrenaline ride, here it's more like massive blabbering. If only it was funny, but the dialogue is not very good and Martin Lawrence is more suited to his toilet comedies.
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I don’t like Michael Bay films very much (with the honourable exception of The Rock), and I watched Bad Boys only because I didn’t have anything else to do and didn’t want to think. At best, I expected that the megalomaniac action wouldn’t be boring and that I wouldn’t drown in pathos. Be lo and behold! Bad Boys doesn’t have that much action or pathos. It’s a better film than Transformers or Pearl Harbour, but nothing that would make me jump in joy.
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Pragmatically speaking, the first Bad Boys isn’t an exceptional picture in any way. More explosive, better written and filmed action pictures certainly exist; it’s just that very few of them can boast such a laid-back atmosphere. This is not yet Bay’s (high) standard either in terms of directing or pace, but maybe this is why the first Bad Boys is so pleasant. It is more reserved than his later pictures. It certainly has some problem areas, but overall it is simply the essence of cool.
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Bad Boys, or else the directing debut of Michael Bay, a guy who if he filmed a pile of manure, it would look effective. Martin Lawrence and Will Smith in roles that fit them like a glove. Tchéky Karyo as the nicely slippery murderer with no morals who kills people for failing to brush their teeth after dinner. Excellent verbal exchanges are framed by sweet action sequences that will entertain you even on the worst day of your life.
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Nowadays, perhaps a classic that is always guaranteed to entertain. Smith is likeable and a great actor on top of that, and Lawrence again proved to me that when he gets a proper role in a proper film, he can handle it perfectly. I understand some of the negative reactions (especially from those who hate Lawrence), but for me personally, Bad Boys is an example of a perfectly balanced and entertaining action comedy. 75%
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Bay was already showing a fair amount of talent for action movies with his first feature. He combines humorous and action elements, and both are pretty decent. Even though the bad guy is really gay. The only minor problem I see is the imbalance of the comedic passages with the action. It could have used more ammo, imho. But it's a fact that this is just a setup for a monumental sequel.
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Here, nostalgia still prevails, as this is a film that captivated me back in the late 90s, and I fell in love with the characters so wonderfully - meaning entertainingly - portrayed by Smith and Lawrence. It still endures - mainly because I enjoy buddy movies - although Bay's grandiose and melodramatic style is just so apparent and so off-putting here.
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