Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Denzel Washington | ... | Robert McCall | |
Pedro Pascal | ... | Dave York | |
Ashton Sanders | ... | Miles Whittaker | |
Orson Bean | ... | Sam Rubinstein | |
Bill Pullman | ... | Brian Plummer | |
Melissa Leo | ... | Susan Plummer | |
Jonathan Scarfe | ... | Resnik | |
Sakina Jaffrey | ... | Fatima | |
Kazy Tauginas | ... | Ari | |
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Garrett Golden | ... | Kovac (as Garrett A. Golden) |
Adam Karst | ... | Turkish Father | |
Alican Barlas | ... | Dining Car Porter | |
Rhys Olivia Cote | ... | Nine Year Old Braelick Girl (as Rhys Cote) | |
Tamara Hickey | ... | Grace Braelick | |
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Ken Baltin | ... | Grace Braelick's Lawyer |
Director Antoine Fuqua reunites with Denzel Washington in this sequel to 2014's The Equalizer. Washington resumes his role as Robert McCall: a retired CIA Black Ops operative who now works as a Lyft driver and moonlights as a vigilante. When his long-time friend is murdered he embarks on a relentless, globe-trotting quest for vengeance. Written by heyitsnuel
One good actor can not produce a movie, when nothing else is there to add. Small talks may not always contribute to the atmosphere, expressly when randomly thrown into the soup. And a crude story remains just a sketch, whatever you try to do with it. And this is the case with this movie. A huge potential wasted in a mediocre script, with barely convincing characters and a totally flat course. No music, nor the hurricane, could add to the lack of vibration in this scenario. This is a "Gran Torino" with a silly fake action movie beside. Denzel, who is a great actor and is playing excellent here too, becomes almost ridiculous trying to give some substance to nothing. Total disappointment, and an unreal over-rating...