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In the sirens of this film, you can probably hear the echoes of other movies

Ambulance, the new movie about a bank heist-turned-high speed chase in a stolen EMS vehicle, is a Michael Bay movie. Given that premise, and the fact that it’s directed by the same man who made films like Armageddon, The Rock, and Transformers, you can probably assume that there will be wild, borderline-absurd action and huge, dynamic explosions.

In this breakneck thriller from director-producer Michael Bay, decorated veteran Will Sharp (Emmy winner Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Candyman, The Matrix Resurrections), desperate for money to...

Of all the many things that go fast in Michael Bay’s pedal-to-the-metal retro action thriller Ambulance — the speeding EMS van, the army of police cars trailing it, Bay’s ever-swooping, whooshing camera — nothing goes by in more of a blur than the exposition. Here is Will Sharp (Yahya Abdul-Mateen), a former Marine, on a frustrating phone call trying to get insurance approval for his wife’s lifesaving surgery. He’s getting nowhere so, with a kiss for his wife (Moses Ingram) and toddl...

A pedal-to-the-metal retro action thriller Of all the many things that go fast in Michael Bay’s pedal-to-the-metal retro action thriller “Ambulance” — the speeding EMS van, the army of police cars trailing it, Bay’s ever-swooping, whooshing camera — nothing goes by in more of a blur than the expo

Jake Gyllenhaals scene hanging out of a moving vehicle was actually improvised.

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A number of new movies will be released this week, including the following films opening in theaters or debuting via video on demand on various streaming platforms:

In Bay's latest film, Abdul-Mateen II stars alongside Jake Gyllenhaal as a pair of brothers who hijack an ambulance after a failed bank heist.

'Ambulance' may be the first great movie gift to result from the COVID pandemic