THE EQUALIZER 2

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When their courtyard is covered in graffiti, McCall encourages Miles to re-paint it. Cast: , , , , , , , Director: Genres: , Production Co: Escape Artists, Zhiv, Mace Neufeld Productions Distributors: Columbia Pictures, Sony Pictures Entertainment Keywords: , , , , , , , , , For a spell, this sequel to the 2014 hit intrigues because of its insistence on taking time to establish melancholy themes and thoughtful tone.

This time, however, McCall's past cuts especially close to home when thugs kill Susan Plummer -- his best friend and former colleague. Director came on board to direct on March 21, 2013, reuniting him with Washington after their successful collaboration on the 2001 Oscar-winning film. It stars , , , , and.

The Equalizer (film)

Despite working in feature films for nearly 40 years, has never until now appeared in a sequel to one of his films. Oh sure, he has done a number of films where one suspects that future installments might have been contemplated at some point but none have ever come to fruition. Advertisement Yes, the 2014 film, based on the mid-Eighties television show of the same name, was a box-office hit, but it was one of those hits that faded so quickly from the mind after it departed theaters that even those who professed to like it would be hard-pressed to actually remember anything about it. At one point, I recall, the store was robbed and one of the thieves took a co-worker's cherished wedding ring. Luckily, thanks to his unique skill set which I believe consisted of getting the equalizer 2 license plate number of the getaway carhe figures out where the thief lives, visits him in the middle of the equalizer 2 night with a hammer borrowed from the store stock and beats the guy with it before getting the ring back and returning it. His only true friends were The equalizer 2 Plummera former agency colleague who is the only person who knows he is still alive, and her husband Brian. This time around, it seems that, like most people, McCall has been forced out of the retail industry and is now a Lyft driver. Happily, this still allows him to come across unsavory characters and brutally dispatch them as payment for their misdeeds. He even gets the occasional off-the-books freelance assignment from Susan—the opening sequence has him destroying a group of kidnappers on a train bound for Istanbul. For the most part, however, he seems to be in a bit of a lull as his current projects—trying to help an elderly Lyft customer recover a painting stolen from his family by the Nazis and mentoring a neighbor kid, Miles by encouraging him to paint a mural instead of dealing drugs—do not require much stabbing, shooting or neck-breaking. That all changes when Susan goes off to Belgium to look into the mysterious murder-suicide of a high-level agency contact and meets an ugly end. Yes, I am aware that a film along these lines pretty much requires a heaping helping of brutality throughout, but this the equalizer 2, like its predecessor, is so far beyond the pale that it comes closer to being nauseating than exciting. I can definitely see Washington playing a character like that successfully, but that aspect has been almost entirely dropped in order to squeeze in a few more neck-stabbings and face-spearings. Even if it is, Leo might want to consider not picking up the phone the next time he calls her. It is just too bad to see it squandered on something as nasty as this. There is no doubt, of course, that he can and will do better in the future with projects that make far better use of his talents. Of course, moviegoers can also do better in the future as well, especially if they avoid this one at all costs.

Even if it is, Leo might want to consider not picking up the phone the next time he calls her. When Ari heads toward the seaside, he is disturbed by pictures of Susan that he sees along the way; catching him off guard, McCall butchers him with a knife, leaving him mortally wounded. Advertisement Yes, the 2014 film, based on the mid-Eighties television show of the same name, was a box-office hit, but it was one of those hits that faded so quickly from the mind after it departed theaters that even those who professed to like it would be hard-pressed to actually remember anything about it. Implication that rich businessmen sexually abuse a woman; she's shown crying after the fact. Later, it was released on on July 10, 2018, 10 days before the was released in U. One night, Alina is hospitalized following a brutal beating by her pimp, Slavi.