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1905 film news As the hero who created the entire big screen "Transformers" universe, director Michael Bay seems to have embarked on a fast lane. A few days ago, some media reported that after "Songbirds", he will work with actor Jack Gyllenhaal to remake a 2005 Danish film called "The Ambulance".
Currently, the film is in the early preparation stage, so there is no specific information about the film. In the description of the media, the film will “have elements of traditional action drama and thriller movies, and the story will mix and match the styles of "Life and Death" and "Jedi Men". From the media description, the film’s It is indeed very suitable for Michael Bay to guide. In 2005, the original version of "Death Ambulance" was directed by Danish director Laurietz Munk Peterson, telling a horrible story that happened in an ambulance.
Ti and Fak are two brothers. Their mother is critically ill and was abandoned by the Danish medical system. They can only rob and make money so that their mother can continue to receive treatment in Germany. But the robbery was messed up, and the police arrived at the scene, and the two brothers could not use the planned car to escape. They stole an ambulance, but when they evaded police chase, they found a dying heart patient and an intern Julie behind the ambulance. Julie told them that if the patient was not taken to the hospital immediately, he would die. Suddenly, they are in a difficult situation. Should they save the patient or their mother?
Although the original film has a good reputation after it was released, the setting of the film is original and has the style of Hollywood blockbusters. If Michael Bay and Gyllenhaal can really collaborate on this, the film is worth looking forward to.
