Michael Bay	...	(Director)
Chris Fedak, Laurits Munch-Petersen, Lars Andreas Pedersen	...	(Writer)
Jake Gyllenhaal	...	Danny Sharp
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II	...	Will Sharp
Eiza González	...	Cam Thompson
Garret Dillahunt	...	Captain Monroe
Keir O'Donnell	...	FBI Agent Anson Clark
Jackson White	...	Officer Zach
Olivia Stambouliah	...	Lieutenant Dzaghig
Moses Ingram	...	Amy Sharp
Colin Woodell	...	EMT Scott
Cedric Sanders	...	Officer Mark
A Martinez	...	Papi
Jesse Garcia	...	Roberto
Jose Pablo Cantillo	...	Jesus
Lorne Balfe	...	Composer
Roberto De Angelis	...	Cinematographer
Doug Brandt	...	Editor
Pietro Scalia	...	Editor
Calvin Wimmer	...	Editor

Comments: Film is edited with good comic timing. That's a difficult task, worthy of a kudo

Full disclosure: I love The Jake. Only 63.472% of what he does here works, but 63.472% of Jake is worth more than you get in many other movies

Eiza González. Woman has an automatic weapon pointed close range at her face and calls the guy pointing it a "fucking moron" -- with disdain and utter contempt. Hello. I love you

Speaking of love. Yahya Abdul-Mateen II. What an adorable character he plays

There's lots of ... not jokes, but comic bits in this movie. Only about 63.472% of them work, while the rest are uber-sophomoric fails. Not too bad

I thought this was the first Michael Bay film I had seen. I know about Transformers, and that everybody likes to spit on the guy, so I had just tuned him out. Turns out he made a couple 'saving private ryan' --only not as good-- kinda movies I watched back in the day. Not too bad

To steal a couple observations from other reviewers: the film feels like it was shot by a monkey wearing a jet pack and edited by someone in the middle of a panic attack. So it's a nauseating visual experience, but not too bad


Summary: Two robbers steal an ambulance after their heist goes awry.