13 Years Later, Michael Bay's Divisive Crime Movie Is Officially Leaving Streaming

You might not always be on his wavelength, but you can't deny that Michael Bay has a sense of humor. He's usually fairly restrained when it comes to his big-budget projects, opting to go for broad jokes and gross-out gags. However, for a brief moment in 2013, Bay was given free rein to make the unhinged crime-comedy of his dreams, and the results divided audiences down the middle. This was during his industry-conquering run on the Transformers franchise, which had grossed around $2.5 billion worldwide already. He would return to direct two more Transformers movies, but he decided to make a detour into true-crime territory first. The result was his cheapest movie in two decades, and one that didn't exactly set the box-office on fire like he was used to.