Action auteur Michael Bay chats with us about AmbulanceMovie - out in theaters now - and the number of cars harmed in the making of his films. Check out our interview here!
Ambulance, the latest action-packed thriller from Michael Bay, is out in theaters today. Written by Chris Fedak and adapted from the Danish film, Ambulance delivers on the suspense and drama that has become Bay's specialty. The film centers on Will Sharp and his brother Danny , who attempt a bank heist in order to bankroll surgery for Will's wife. Naturally, things don't go as planned.
It's great when you're in a movie theater experience, because of the sound. It's amazing in this. I've seen it with big audiences, and it's real palpable. And you watch 350 people, and if you watch their body language, directors do that, when they're like this, that means they're really into it. When they start doing all this and going to the bathroom, you know that something's going on. Michael Bay: I'm telling you, here's a little trick.
Michael Bay: I didn't put myself in this movie, but I did put my dog in it. That's Nitro, my Mastiff. It was probably one of the tensest days because I had 19 minutes left of sunlight and I had to get my... He's 217 pounds. I had to push him in a little teeny Fiat. And he's like, “What are you doing? I can't fit in here.”
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