According to Hollywood Reporter, Bad Boys II was one of the primary reasons of Will Smith’s epic rise to fame after which he worked in projects like “Men In Black” alongside Tommy Lee Jones, Tony Shalboub, Linda Florentino and other Hollywood stars, making Smith a sensation in the industry. Similar was the case with Independence Day, starring Smith, and directed by Roland Emmerich. Interestingly, these films Smith has worked in have seen subsequent sequels, some of them being more than one, just like the Bad Boys which turned into a long-term franchise.
Bad Boys: Ride or Die Official trailer: What’s catchy?
The official trailer featured on Sony Pictures’ verified YouTube handle. The trailer starts with Will Smith and Martin Lawrence asking fans to ‘check out’ the film trailer ‘Right Now!’ followed by some comedy cuts from what looks like the main parts of the movie, giving the trailer a grasp of suspense and comedy at the same time. The trailer suggests that the film may revolve around the investigation of drug cartels and the instances of action in the trailer give a hint of super-packed thrill set in store for viewers of the film, soon to launch in theatres.
Bad Boys: Ride or Die release date
The trailer also contained the release date of this star-studded franchise film. According to the trailer available on YouTube, the date of release has been mentioned as June 7, and will release exclusively in movie theatres and will be available on premium formats along with IMAX.
FAQs:
Q1. Which is the 4th film of Bad Boys franchise?
A1. Bad Boys: Ride or Die, starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence will release on June 7, 2024 which will be the fourth film of the Bad Boys franchise. Q2. Who is the lead actor in Bad Boys film?
A2. Will Smith and Martin Lawrence, who play Miami-based cops in Bad Boys are the leads in the films released till now. According to the latest trailer of the Bad Boys 4th part, they will again be seen in action.
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