Ambulance (2022)

[hanshotfirst1138]

Apart from his propensity for misogyny and vulgarity, one of my biggest complains about Bay has always been the ridiculous overlength of his films. Well, this does rectify that last one. It’s fairly lean for a Bay film.

[Just_Discovered_3D]

Originally Posted by hanshotfirst1138

Apart from his propensity for misogyny and vulgarity, one of my biggest complains about Bay has always been the ridiculous overlength of his films. Well, this does rectify that last one. It’s fairly lean for a Bay film.

Michael Bay (explosion) has misogyny and vulgarity in his films; in which films? I haven't seen all of his films, but I don't associate him with that sort of stuff, he's not a Game of Thrones/Yellowstone/Wolf of Wall Street type

[Monterey Jack]

Originally Posted by Just_Discovered_3D

Michael Bay (explosion) has misogyny and vulgarity in his films; in which films?

...all of them? You'd have to be BLIND not to see how crassly sexist, racist and homophobic the majority of his work is.

[Just_Discovered_3D]

Originally Posted by Monterey Jack

...all of them? You'd have to be BLIND not to see how crassly sexist, racist and homophobic the majority of his work is.

I've seen several of his films in 3D so I submit that as evidence that I'm not blind, even so I can't recall seeing any of that in his films. Maybe you'll have to walk me through it with some examples.

As I recall, Michael Bay slapped down Marty Lawrence's on-set display of racism, but I've only heard his side of that story FWIW.

The man said he likes to make movies for teenage boys, I'm not so sure that teenage boys knew during Michael Bay's peak what those ist & phobes that you mention were.