Bad Boys: Ride or Die is finally here, and here are the 10 best scenes from the fourth Bad boys Movie. After several decades Will Smith and Martin Lawrence collaborate to make the hit Buddy Cop filmsThe franchise is still delivering fantastic action and hilarious comedy, as proven in 2024’s Bad Boys: Ride or Die. The fourth Bad boys Movie manages to connect the history of each past Bad boys film and also creating even more epic action. While there are a lot of great scenes in Bad Boys: Ride or DieThese are the 10 best.
Bad Boys: Ride or Die The franchise goes through a lot of changes, with Mike Lowery finally getting married, Marcus Burnett having a heart attack, and Captain Howard being linked to a massive criminal conspiracy shortly after his death. Bad Boys: Ride or Die Bridging the gap between the original films and the modern films By bringing back a cast of new and old Bad boys Star. The film takes the action and comedy of the previous films and kicks things up a notch, with directors Adil & Bilal crafting the 10 epic scenes.
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Armando’s fight in the prison courtyard
Reintroducing him after bad boys for life
One of the best scenes in Bad Boys: Ride or Die It doesn’t involve the titular Bad Boys at all, with it instead focusing on Mike’s son Armando. At the beginning of the film, Armando is still in prison after the events of Bad boys for lifeAlthough Mike and Marcus want to recruit him for their newest mission. However, while in the prison yard, some other prisoners attack Armando, with him fighting them off.
Compared to some of the other action scenes in Bad Boys: Ride or DieArmando’s prison fight feels so much more grounded and brutal. Armando uses workout equipment like weights to fight back against his assailants, leading to some truly painful hits. This scene is a great way to reintroduce Armando yet Bad boys for lifeConfirm him as a more aggressive member of the Bad Boys team.
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Mike and Marcus’ encounter with the racists
& a great Rabbi Gag
One of the funniest scenes in Bad Boys: Ride or Die Takes place shortly after Mike, Marcus, and Armando are forced to go on the run from the law. While trying to change their appearance, the trio steals some clothes. However, they soon discover that the clothes they stole have racist messaging, with the owners of the clothes coming out and confronting them. This leads to A hilarious scene in which Mike and Marcus have to pretend to be the true owners of the clothesPlaying into stereotypes of rural racists.
This scene was heavily featured in the marketing for Bad Boys: Ride or DieAnd it’s incredibly hilarious in context. This scene is also reminiscent of one of the best action scenes in Bad boys story, with this being Mike and Marcus’ clan bust in Bad Boys II.
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The Bad Boys Won Chase
The windshield wiper bit makes this scene hilarious
After Mike and Marcus make a quick connection with another character, played by Tiffany Haddish in a Bad Boys: Ride or Die Cameo appearance, they are confronted by several armed gunmen. This leads to the bad boys having to get into a van and get out of Dodge, with the various criminals trying to gun them down.
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The van chase has great action moments as well as some hilarious gags, with the most memorable one being a moment in which Marcus tries to put out a fire with windshield wiper fluid, which leads to the fire growing even bigger. This is a fantastic action scene that takes place near the middle of the movie, Highlighting that Bad Boys: Ride or Die is able to maintain its fast pace While also featuring some great returning characters.
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Marcus “It’s not my time” scene in the hospital
A great start to a running gag
Marcus’ heart attack at the beginning of Bad Boys: Ride or Die is truly one of the scariest scenes in the movie, with viewers believing that one of the titular bad boys might actually die. However, the reveal that he survived leads to one of the funniest moments in the film. After waking up in the hospital, Marcus seemingly believes that he is invincible, leaving his hospital bed while repeatedly saying “It’s not my time.”
Marcus makes his way to the roof of the hospitalStanding fearlessly on the ledge. Mike shows up and tries to talk some sense into his partner, but Marcus is clearly out of it. The back and forth between Mike and Marcus reminds viewers that the soul of Bad boys It’s the dynamic between Smith and Lawrence, with the fact that Marcus is only wearing a hospital gown that throws things off.
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The shootout at Fletcher’s Gallery
& the subsequent car chase
Bad Boys: Ride or Die Also sees the return of Fletcher, A character who started out as a criminal but ended up working for the police in the original Bad boys Movies. Mike and Marcus find Fletcher in a new art gallery he’s opened, with the neon lights and techno vibe right off the bat making it one of the most visually interesting locations in the movie.
however, Bad Boys: Ride or Die Shockingly kills Fletcher, leading to a tense gunfight in the gallery. The great action is combined with some hilarious jokes, such as Marcus trying to eat and drink the snacks that are exploding across the room. The shootout leads to the exterior of the building, with the shootout turning into an epic car chase that features Mike doing an on-foot chase of Fletcher’s killers.
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The opening race to Mike’s Wedding
Reintroducing Mike & Marcus perfectly
Bad Boys: Ride or Die First introduces Mike and Marcus to the viewer through a hilarious opening fight scene. The film opens with Mike and Marcus walking through the streets of Miami, trying to get to Mike’s wedding on time. However, Marcus had to stop at a gas station. Mike tells him to be quick, but once inside, Marcus can’t help but want some of the food inside the store.
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However, a robbery happens while Marcus is inside. Mike intercedes and manages to stop the robbers while scolding MarcusMaking the criminal look like a follower. The hilarious opening scene is one of the funniest moments in the film, perfectly establishing the tone and characters of Bad Boys: Ride or Die.
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Marcus’ heart attack at Mike’s wedding (and conversation with Captain Howard)
It is incredibly stylized
Although most of the best scenes in Bad Boys: Ride or Die Whether revolving around a fantastic joke or an epic action scene, this scene is actually one of the most dramatic in the film. During the fun of Mike’s wedding, Marcus has a heart attack. Marcus’ Mr. Attack is presented with some fantastic visual flair, with Martin Lawrence’s character falling through the floor and emerging into a watery void.
Marcus then has a vision of the late Captain Howard, with the duo having a conversation. Although It’s not actually happening in the universe of Bad boysThis is the first time that Howard and Marcus have interacted since the former’s death in Bad boys for life. Howard is also the one who tells Marcus it’s not his time to die, setting up a hilarious running gag that continues throughout. Bad Boys: Ride or Die.
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Ammo’s Alligator Theme Park Break-in
A fantastic climax for ride or die
The climax of Bad Boys: Ride or Die Strangely takes place in an abandoned alligator theme park, with the entire sequence being one of the best action scenes in the film. The Bad Boys and their AMMO partners show up at the swampy location in order to break in and rescue Christine and Callie from the film’s antagonists. The external action moments are already incredible enough, but once they get inside things become even more fun.
Long takes and drone shots Make this Bad Boys: Ride or Die Scene one of the most visually memorable in the entire film. Every character is here, with each one getting a moment that shows what makes them unique. On top of the fun action beats, the looming threat of​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​a-above-apart-time of a remaining alligator raises the stakes even more, leading to some more memorable moments.
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Mike & Marcus’ helicopter hijacking
One of the most intense scenes of Bad Boys
Early in the film, Mike and Marcus are on a helicopter with Mike’s son Armando. However, the villains of the film hijack the helicopter, killing the pilots and causing the helicopter to start crashing. With the vehicle high in the air, Mike and Marcus have to find a way to survive the crash while fighting the assailants. To make matters worse, Armando is locked in a giant cageMeaning that it is incredibly difficult to save him while the helicopter is barreling towards the ground below.
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This helicopter fight scene is incredibly dynamic, with it looking like one of the most expensive scenes in the film. While car chases, shootouts and fist fights can be found in each Bad boys Movie, this helicopter crash is unique to Bad Boys: Ride or DieWhich is why it is one of the best scenes of the film.
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Reggie’s defense against the intruders
Paying off the franchise’s best running gag
The best scene in Bad Boys: Ride or Die Hardly involves Mike or Marcus, with it instead focusing on a minor side character: Reggie. Reggie is a running gag throughout Bad boysHe dates and later marries Marcus’ daughter, although Marcus and Mike never respect him. Although Reggie’s military history has been mentioned before, Bad Boys: Ride or Die Ultimately this setup paid off in a big way.
After kidnapping Christine and Callie, Mike and Marcus realize that the villains are probably headed for Marcus’ family next. They manage to warn Reggie, with him jumping into action. Mike and Marcus watch Reggie defend the house on a security camera, with it being the best, funniest, and most creatively directed scene in Bad Boys: Ride or Die.