'Bad Boys: Ride or Die' Struggles Despite Star Power
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"Bad Boys: Ride or Die" struggles to deliver the charm and excitement of its predecessors, leaving Will Smith and Martin Lawrence in a strained and sloppy action-comedy. Despite some humorous moments, the film is marred by poor script choices, generic action sequences, and a lack of cohesive direction. The movie's attempt to blend action and comedy falls flat, making it a disappointing addition to the franchise.
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