Choosing a favorite Michael Bay film is akin to picking a flavor of Mountain Dew; not particularly wholesome but enjoyable. Bay fondly recalls “The Rock,” which, his second movie after “Bad Boys,” taught him to collaborate with major stars like Nicolas Cage and Sean Connery. The film had a significant budget of $75 million and emphasized the importance of rehearsal and direction. Connery’s mentorship helped Bay transition from a rushed production style to a more polished approach, a lesson that has shaped his subsequent filmmaking endeavors. “The Rock” showcases Bay’s iconic style while maintaining a balance between action and coherence.
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