Since the beginning of last year, Will Smith has been teasing plans for a revival of his iconic franchise, Bad Boys. While the film ran into delays because of the SAG-AFTRA strike, it looks like the creators, Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, have managed to keep the much-awaited project on track. Now, after months of silence, fans were given a surprising update about the Martin Lawrence film.

Recently, the first look at Smith and Lawrence was given with the Bad Boys 4 trailer. The clip started with the audience's favorite bad boys hyping up the sudden drop of the trailer, calling it "hot," before diving into the biggest plot twist yet. The upcoming film will focus on the framing of Captain Howard, the beloved character played by Joe Pantoliano. 

Apart from the intense storyline, the movie will also feature action-packed fight and car chase scenes mixed with some of the dynamic duo's missed banter. However, that was not the biggest surprise that fans had in store. The trailer also revealed that the film will be making its way to theaters on June 7th.

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With only months left before the Smith and Lawrence film releases, social media went into a frenzy once the trailer broke.

Over the years, Will Smith's Bad Boys franchise was hailed as a classic comedy for everyone to enjoy. However, with it beginning in 1995, some fans seem to feel as though the franchise has run its course. With the announcement of a new release taking hold of the Internet, social media users could not help but take to X (formerly Twitter) to share their thoughts on the upcoming project. 

Although some users were excited about the upcoming Will Smith film, others seemed to think that it was a waste of time.

Some users had not gotten over Smith's slapping incident at the Oscars and were on the fence about supporting the 55-year-old star.

Although not everyone seems to be on the same page about the upcoming Sony production, most fans cannot wait to see Will Smith and Martin Lawrence reprise their roles as Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett. With the trailer giving away a chunk of the soon-to-be-told story, the excitement for Bad Boys 4 has taken over the world.

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