What It Would Take For Michael Bay to Direct A Superhero Movie

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Ambulance director Michael Bay reveals the one condition it would take for him to direct a superhero movie. Bay is best known for hit movies like Bad Boys II, Transformers, and Armageddon, all films that feature copious amounts of action and a unique visual style. Bay's next movie, Ambulance, stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as two brothers who attempt to escape the authorities in an ambulance after a bank heist goes wrong.

Ambulance has earned somewhat mixed early reviews thus far, but trailers for the film would suggest that Bay has brought his signature brand of action back once more to the big screen. Ahead of the wide release of Ambulance, the director has found himself in the headlines for a number of comments, including reports that Bay criticized the CGI in Ambulance. While there is some truth to the comments, Bay has been praised for pushing the envelope in the new movie by using innovative drone shots to capture the action in a new way.

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In a new interview with ComicBook.com, Bay discusses what it would take for him to direct a superhero movie, a genre he has yet to explore. While he's not opposed to the idea, Bay explains that he would have to be able to put his own spin on it and develop his own world instead of coming in and working within a pre-established world from another director. Check out Bay's full comment below:

It's not that I'm not interested in Marvel. As Ridley Scott says, the most complicated thing for a director and the most fun thing for a director is to build the world.

I'm not the guy to go into Lucas' Star Wars and do Star Wars Five. That's not me. I'm not the one to come into Iron Man Seven. I'm not the one to do Batman