Marcus Burnett: Sir, we just want to talk! Mike Lowery: You want to talk?! All right, go ahead, go ahead. But damn! Somebody shot you in the ass! Burnett: Tell me about it. I mean, I ain't saying I didn't shoot you. I mean, I ain't saying that I shot you in the ass. Mike Lowery: Who shot you in the ass? Burnett: Who? That 'who' would be you. Marcus Burnett: What you mean, 'We'? Motherfucker shot me in the ass, man. ĭialogue Mike Lowery and Marcus Burnett: Bad boys, bad boys/What ya gonna do?/What ya gonna do when we come for you? Mike Lowery: Dude, you gotta learn the words. I got real-world issues to deal with, man. You know, unlike you, Mike, my parents didn't leave me no trust fund.Well, not this one, 'cause I'm gonna fuck this one up, but he should definitely get one like it. You know, Dan Marino should definitely buy this car.If you're wondering how much he cares about the temporary blacklisting, he emphatically stated, 'I don't give a damn!'Ĭatch more to see why Gabrielle Union wasn't involved in the third installment, expectations of a possible Bad Boys 4, and Martin refusing to compromise his comedy. He was also quick to clearly show his unconcern for being banned from NBC, for being too 'raw' in his SNL monologue.

But I've learned from that and I'd do something different.' 'I didn't go with him on the last press junket.He did it by himself and now that I see, on this press junket, all that we get to do and fun we had- It was a different time. For Martin, not participating on the press run for Bad Boys 2 was a decision he wishes he could undo. Will admitted he could've done without his Wild Wild West film. Another was the fact that they've definitely made some questionable choices in their careers. One thing they agreed on was they both had equally great shows. Much to our surprise, Will, a now-NAACP award-winning actor, admitted to be 'jealous as hell of Martin.' The pair even went into discussing their previous sit-coms that made their marks in entertainment: The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and Martin. Director Michael Bay was concerned the fresh faced talent wouldn't be able to deliver enough emotion in the scene, so he told the two star veterans to have an argument in front of him right before they shot in order to capture true intimidation. Little did we know, the first-time actor's fear in the scene was genuine after watching a planned awkward exchange before the shoot. That chemistry came in quite handy when it came on to everyone's favorite 'Reggie' scene when the teenage boy went to Martin's house to pick up his daughter for a date and got the scare of a lifetime. And me and this one right here, it's like there's so much love and so much respect for each other.'

It's like you either got it with somebody or you don't.

You can't fake and you can't buy chemistry. It was so perfect that we knew we wanted to work together. Someone who picks up and you go in and you create a chemistry. Will explained: 'Literally, it's one of those things, you know how important it is in a situation like this to have chemistry. We also learned that Lawerence handpicked Smith to play his righthand man in the film when he was presented the original script of the trilogy. Will Smith and Martin Lawerence gave us the lowdown on everything behind their latest movie, Bad Boys For Life, from face placement technology to even rumors of Will getting paid more than Martin. We've got real life legends in the building!

Bad boys for life reggie