Ride or Die shows that not only is there still life in this series, but as long as it stars Smith and Lawrence with skilled directors like Adil & Bilall, you could have Lowrey and Burnett wheeling themselves around the old folks’ home and have a blast.

It totally delivers.

At the core is Smith and Lawrence's chemistry and lived-in familiarity. Their easy jousting keep the 115-minute-long film chugging along. Lawrence's energy trumps a tempered Smith in a boisterous follow up...

‘Bad Boys: Ride or Die’ still manages to be fairly entertaining, but it feels like eating too much of a meal you weren’t even sure you wanted.