US EditionWhy Michael Bay Didn't Direct Bad Boys 4
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Why Michael Bay Didn't Direct Bad Boys 4
When Michael Bay directed Bad Boys in 1995, it was the first movie of his directorial career. It was also one of his lowest-budgeted productions, only costing $23 million, while making $141.4 million at the box office, catapulting Bay into superstardom. Bay's next movie was The Rock, which had a $75 million budget, and costs increased as he grew more successful. That led Bay back to Bad Boys II, which had a $130 million budget, and he eventually…
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