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"Ambulance" is best when it's content to be gleefully stupid, which is about two-thirds of the time.

In Eiza Gonzalez’s new big-screen thriller, superheroes don’t wear capes.

In "Ambulance," director Michael Bay's chaotic, frenetic daytime travelogue of Los Angeles, the viewer is constantly reminded of other, better movies. There's a shootout in the streets following a bank heist, like in "Heat." There's a chase through the L.A. River basin, like in "T2." The majority of the movie…

Deep into director Michael Mann’s 1995 crime epic, “Heat,” a team of skilled criminals attempts to steal millions of dollars from a Los Angeles bank. When a highly trained police unit arrives on the scene, machine gunfire erupts in the streets around the bank as the thieves attempt to flee…

Director Michael Bay’s “Ambulance” celebrates Los Angeles as a shining city build on a cloverleaf of speed, concrete, yelling, automatic gunfire (sorry, pal, not in the mood) and rugged American individualism on both sides of the law. At weird intervals the action cuts away to a fluttering faceful of U.S.…

Jake Gyllenhaal and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II play one-dimensional bank robbers in Michael Bay’s bombastic chase movie.

The maximalist director overcooks his adaptation of a 2005 Danish thriller, while Jake Gyllenhall lets rip

‘I wish I didn’t have herpes!’ cries star Jake Gyllenhaal, in full, bug-eyed sociopath mode

Filmmaker wanted to watch the film in its entirety

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Jake Gyllenhaal are the duo who take over an ambulance after a heist goes wrong in a film with no workable script

The first thing that comes to mind when talking about Michael Bay movies are the explosions, gunfire and scenes of cars flipping or helicopters falling from the sky in slow-motion. The man is like a filmmaker on steroids when it comes to big production. No matter how big or small…