11 Years Later, Michael Bay's 121-Minute Action Thriller Is Being Cut From Streaming

11 Years Later, Michael Bay's 121-Minute Action Thriller Is Being Cut From Streaming




It's one thing for Quentin Tarantino to take such a long gap between movies, but what about Michael Bay? The foremost action director of his generation has never taken this long between narrative features. His last movie was Ambulance, which received mostly positive reviews and developed an instant cult following. However, Ambulance also underperformed at the box office, like every previous movie made by Bay that doesn't align with the mainstream audience's expectations. During the height of his career working on the Transformers franchise, Bay directed the dark comedy thriller Pain & Gain, which many now cite as being ahead of its time. The movie grossed around $85 million worldwide against a reported budget of $25 million.


It's one thing for Quentin Tarantino to take such a long gap between movies, but what about Michael Bay? The foremost action director of his generation has never taken this long between narrative features. His last movie was Ambulance, which received mostly positive reviews and developed an instant cult following. However, Ambulance also underperformed at the box office, like every previous movie made by Bay that doesn't align with the mainstream audience's expectations. During the height of his career working on the Transformers franchise, Bay directed the dark comedy thriller Pain & Gain, which many now cite as being ahead of its time. The movie grossed around $85 million worldwide against a reported budget of $25 million.

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