Ambulance 4K 2022 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

Ex-military man Will Sharp desperately needs money for experimental surgery for his terminally ill wife. He enlists the help of his criminal half-brother, Danny, and he drags him into a bank robbery. However, things do not go according to plan, the brothers have to steal an ambulance along with a doctor and a badly injured patrolman, and now their only chance to get out of this mess alive and not go to jail for life is to keep the policeman alive.

Review 4K Movie

A bank robbery in Los Angeles spills out onto the streets of the metropolis. Sixteen million kushhem in shoulder bags and cops in a horde of greyhounds on the hunt for game, for wolves - atu them guys, atu!

The whole movie is chase, chase, chase, chase. And even in hot blood. What else could it be, two bank robbers held hostage a bleeding police officer and with them an ambulance doctor, right there, massaging the heart muscle. Actually, in this very resuscitation ambulance on four wheels, most of the picture unfolds. Step on it! Come on, come on, give it a little more! Hit the throttle, hit the throttle! Let's get away, let's get away, let's get out... And the police sirens on the right and left are howling... Halt! Freeze!

Dynamic crime for race fans - this current 'Ambulance'. A movie, where the linear action movie template is used to line up the first, and the second, and the third, and even... the compote. The standard 'dinner set' for the undemanding viewer: salad, soup, meatballs, and... something to drink. Bread? How much? One, two slices? Well, put it on, put it on.

I smile at the new American reality with the primness of the evil of the day - white man + non-white man = friendship. Nowadays, both evil and good are rinsed in this 'trough'. The venerable director Michael Bay has cast Jake Gyllenhaal and an African-American - Yahya Abdul-Matin II as robbers for the bulk of the timeline. They're like those thread and needle - each following the other relentlessly. What's up? It's pretty good. It's the only way it could be in Hollywood these days. And all the 'fuss' rose because of the vigilant guardians of order - the police patrol. That they were in the wrong place at the wrong time. It goes without saying that the crew was also 'international' - coal and chalk were inseparable friends. Officers in uniform. Heroes. How do you like it? It's like a series of obligations - black and white, white and black... Ridiculous, ridiculous. Here, in any case, frankly ridiculous from this bloat, bloat, pretentiousness to order.

What more can be said about this 'revelation'? That one got 'in the act' by accident and the other consciously? That the machine gun magazines are firing back without a word? The fact that helicopters are up in the sky, sowing panic in the criminal camp? The fact that the car drive is reminiscent of Formula 1 car races and the like? It's not a sin to recall the classic bard with his 'The Hunt for Wolves' - saying, - I'm tearing myself out of strength, out of all sinew, but today, not like yesterday. They've got me, they've got me! They drive me merry - to the numbers. From behind the firs the double-barrelled guns rattle...

At some point fatigue and yawning begin to overtake from monotony. Alas, the creator could not bring any serious zest. Everything goes on and on with no end in sight... Everything runs, runs snap back... Much in this movie is from 'Speed' (1994) with Keanu Reeves, much in this movie is from 'The Clash' (1995) with Robert De Niro...