Michael Bay talks about his new movie Ambulance

Ambulance was shot in just 38 days and is considered as one of Michael Bay’s lower-budget films. With a budget of under $40 million.

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The cast and creators of the action thriller gathered at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures on Monday night for the premiere of the film. First responders, members of the Armed Forces, and officers from the Los Angeles Police Department were also in attendance. However, some of whom play police officers and firefighters in the film.

Ambulance follows adoptive brothers Danny and Will Sharp (Jake Gyllenhaal and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, respectively) as they attempt to steal $32 million from a Los Angeles bank. The criminals are caught in a high-speed chase after their getaway goes haywire. However, they end up hijacking an ambulance carrying a badly injured cop and his paramedic.

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Bay is delighted for fans to watch a high-octane thriller like Ambulance on the big screen. As theatre viewing continues to make a steady comeback post-pandemic.

The director stated of the at-home vs. theatre experience dispute, “Streaming has its place.” “However, because of the tension, the loudness, and the energy it generates on-screen in a large space… Audiences have described it as “very immersive.” However, you won’t be able to get immersed in your living room since that’s the only way you’ll be able to get immersed. When you have a great sound system, you will get completely immersed. The big picture is where you should go towards to watch such high octane films.

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