Ambulance Ending Explained (In Detail)

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Here is a detailed explanation of the ending of Michael Bay's Ambulance. Ambulance is the latest action-thriller from Bay, who's best known for his work in the Transformers franchise, as well over-the-top explosive films like Bad Boys, The Rock, Armageddon and Pearl Harbor. The film stars Jake Gyllenhaal as Danny Sharp, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as Will Sharp, Eiza González as Cam Thompson, Garret Dillahunt as Captain Monroe, Jackson White as Officer Zach, A Martinez as Papi and Keir O'Donnell as FBI Agent Anson Clark. Taking place over the course of one day, Ambulance is a relentless, high-octane roller-coaster that quite literally never slows down but instead throws a number of wild plot, character and story devices at the audience in the midst of the chase.

Both Danny and Will are orphans, raised by a criminal, with Danny following the same path and Will attempting to escape it by joining the military. However, now out of the military, Will's wife is in need of an experimental surgery, which he can't afford, so he turns to Danny for help. Danny, however, lures Will into a bank robbery to solve his monetary dilemma, which sets them both on a path of destruction and redemption. As the bank robbery goes horribly wrong and both Danny and Will must make their escape, they find themselves taking an ambulance hostage, which has an injured cop (Officer Zach) and an EMT (Gonzalez's Cam) aboard. With the police and F.B.I. in hot pursuit, Danny calls up his gangster friend Papi, an associate of his deceased criminal father, and has him set up a diversion to aid in their escape, promising Papi half his score in return for the help, setting the chaotic events of Ambulance in motion.

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