"Bad Boys, bad boys / whatcha gonna do / whatcha gonna do when we rate and review?" It’s 2020, and Columbia Pictures has dug deep into its intellectual property vault for a 17-year dormant Will Smith franchise with no meaningful reason to continue. Perhaps more surprising, the latest installment—"Bad Boys For Life"—is a hit. For those who know the Bad Boys franchise only as one big exploding car, Noah Ballard and Chance Solem-Pfeifer are on the case for a full review of the trilogy.