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We’ve been anticipating that Michael Bay action film featuring Jake Gyllenhaal and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as they hijack an ambulance, hold hostages, and steal from banks.

All at breakneck speeds of course.

We’ve seen the action-packed official trailer for Ambulance, but you know how it is these days. One trailer simply does not suffice.

If you checked out that initial report, you’ll notice that there’s a new release date, too.

Instead of being in theatres on February 18 as was previously stipulated, Ambulance is now set to be released on April 8.

Here’s Collider with a quick recap of what to expect from this high-speed chase:

Ambulance follows the decorated war veteran Sharp, played by The Matrix Resurrections‘ Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, who desperately needs money to pay for his wife’s overwhelming medical expenses. Sharp is driven by desperation to ask for help in his adoptive brother Danny, played by Jake Gyllenhaal, a career criminal who gets by on charisma. And in lieu of actual help, Danny offers his brother a place in his upcoming bank heist, the biggest in Los Angeles to date.

But when their job takes a wrong turn, the two brothers hijack an ambulance occupied by a wounded cop and an EMT named Cam Thompson, played by Eiza González. The movie will follow the ambulance, both hostages and kidnappers, as they speed through Los Angeles, dodging law enforcement and trying to keep themselves and each other alive.

The latest trailer is all about that intensity:

At least you’ll have enough time to steady your spinning head from now until the actual film comes out on April 8.

[source:collider]