The Equalizer 2 4K + Blu-ray + Digital
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Robert McCall is a government exagent veteran who decides to continue fighting on his own against crime. When an old friend is kidnapped, McCall must face a type of evil that he does not know. The Equalizer 2 4K + Blu-ray + Digital
Denzel Washington returns to one of his signature roles in the first sequel of his career. Robert McCall serves an unflinching justice for the exploited and oppressed ? but how far will he go when it is someone he loves? The Equalizer 2 4K + Blu-ray + Digital
Additional information
| Digital Copy Expiration Date : | December 31, 2020 |
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| Aspect Ratio : | 2.40:1, 1.85:1 |
| MPAA rating : | R (Restricted) |
| Product Dimensions : | 0.59 x 6.74 x 5.3 inches; 6.4 ounces |
| Director : | Antoine Fuqua |
| Media Format : | 4K |
| Run time : | 2 hours and 1 minute |
| Release date : | December 11, 2018 |
| Actors : | Denzel Washington, Pedro Pascal, Ashton Sanders, Orson Bean, Bill Pullman |
| Subtitles: : | English, French, Cantonese, Indonesian, Portuguese, Korean, Spanish, Malay, Mandarin Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese |
| Producers : | Jason Blumenthal, Alex Siskin, Denzel Washington, Steve Tisch, Antoine Fuqua |
| Studio : | Sony Pictures Home Entertainment |
| ASIN : | B0CCXHCHJM |
| Country of Origin : | USA |
| Number of discs : | 2 |
| Best Sellers Rank: | #2,553 in Action & Adventure Blu-ray Discs |
| Customer Reviews: | (61,035) |
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PRETTYTEMI –
Nice
Nice
Vargr –
I’m really more inclined towards 2/5 stars to be honest
The Equalizer 2… I loved the first Equalizer movie, it’s one of the movies my wife and I have watched many, many times. We were really looking forward to this installment which, as it turns out is a disappointment. She’s much easier on movies than I am, so if I say “it wasn’t that great” you can safely assume the right or possibly even average person would really like it, if she says “it’s really not that great” then it probably really is lacking something that people with less eccentric tastes for entertainment would normally be perfectly content with.Without dropping major spoilers everywhere, this sequel sees a now slightly older and more comfortable in his vigilantism, Robert McCall still doling out justice to the needy. He’s moved from working in retail hardware stores to driving for Lyft, however. I guess Home Depot didn’t want to pony up to be in a movie where their products are used to murder people by a deranged employee, Lyft as we all know, will hire anyone. So, our protagonist toils around the city, righting wrongs with reckless abandon and violence, all while living in the hood and still finding the time to sling wisdom to his local youths. It’s all very bland and boring until the forgettable lady from the first movie is killed.You’ve seen that much in the previews, I’m just verifying there really isn’t much worth talking about to this point. There are two “fight scenes” on the way here, they’re not on par with anything from the first movie; more on that in a minute. In The Equalizer, violence was largely contained to locations and situations that allowed you to suspend a certain amount of your common sense and think “I can see that, why would a bunch of Russian mobsters go to the police?” and “Well, maybe no one in a noisy restaurant would hear those guys being abrasively dismantled through those thick wooden walls?” In this one, he lays an obscene amount (obscene, not unwarranted) of cartoon violence on some super-wealthy frat-boy types at one point, before a very public series of murders on a train, in a foreign country, in front of a service worker, over a very public custody dispute, then another in his work vehicle that also includes a significant amount of very public property damage… But that’s okay, in the world of The Equalizer 2, apparently setting your car on fire erases all traces of your identity. We play by Grand Theft Auto rules around here, beat it, nerd.While you can say “He sure did make a public mess at the end of the first one!” It’s different, he saved everyone’s life, they would definitely be inclined to support him and keep his secrets. In this one, you’re talking a lot of very public acts on or in front of average (even if some are bad) citizens. It’s all much harder to take in as simple entertainment because it’s so over the top and out there. You can buy Stallone in COBRA because he’s a “tough as nails cop who doesn’t play by the rules” and he beats up a bunch of bad guys; in this one a “Denzel, trying to stay off the radar” anatomically obliterates 5 wealthy stock brokers in a multimillion dollar apartment, while simply walking in and out by the doorman.Yeah, they deserved it, no you’re still going to jail after the SWAT team hunts you down. Nutjob.All that aside, the general gist of The Equalizer 2 however, is that this time McCall is going up against people equally as skilled as him; in fact, people he has worked with. The final battle is incredibly lackluster in spite of that thrilling suggestion. These other “operators” have all the tactical acumen of a pack of retarded puppies, and McCall effortlessly annihilates the entire squad in less than 15 minutes. None of it being very entertaining or remotely passable even if you’re trying to accept it. By contrast, when “Teddy,” the psychopathic ex-KGB agent brings in his paramilitary henchmen in the final act of TE1, you’re kind of treated with a pretty stereotypical “Seasoned Warriors V Ninja Assassin” kind of scenario. It is totally unbelievable if you think about it too hard, but it’s also well-crafted enough you can accept it in the form of entertainment. In this one, McCall and the new bad guys fight it out in an abandoned town as a monsoon is coming in, despite all the chaos and their training as international hitmen, he doesn’t even struggle to murder the entire lot of them. He took fire in the first movie, he got cut, he had bumps and bruises that made a certain amount of sense. Here, I don’t think he even loses balance fighting in a hurricane.So think about it this way, The Equalizer is a terrific modern day vigilante tale, a man so dangerous Achilles would have bro-hugged him had they met, takes to righting wrongs under the ostensibly correct assumption that targeting crooked cops and members of an organized crime syndicate wouldn’t bring much heat on him. After all, these are people who don’t want everyone to know what they’re doing, right? Totally works. In The Equalizer 2, our Protagonist is a combination of MacGuyver, Deadpool, and Matthew McConaughey’s character from Frailty, as he’s and untouchable and perfect killing machine that specializes in improvised weaponry, who also has a higher power protecting his identity while he does the work of the divine. They are not the same type of movie, and that is where the disappointment comes in.If you were a fan of The Equalizer’s ability to make nonsense seem plausible while you’re regaled with the tales of a very likable and sympathetic hero who suffers from secondary psychopathy yet has a strict code of morals which demands he take it to the bad guys at his own risk and detriment… You won’t be equally entertained by The Equalizer 2’s tendency towards superhero antics and utterly unbelievable tomfoolery. If 2 were a stand-alone action movie without such a solid predecessor to live up to, it would be a 3 star film. Totally average. Which is what I’m calling it for the sake of objectivity. However, it’s not unburdened by a previous film’s performance, and it fails to deliver on the same level of, well, everything, as that first movie. It doesn’t even feel like a continuation of the same franchise in all honesty.I’ve rambled enough though, final verdict, as a stand-alone action film, it’s a solid 3. The first Equalizer is a solid 4.5 for the film’s type and genre, comparatively 2 suffers from sequel syndrome and I’d rate a 1.5 by comparison. I watched it twice just to make sure I felt the same on a second viewing, I did.However, as I say often, don’t simply take my word for it, watch it for yourself. If you disagree, try not to be vitriolic about it.
39 people found this helpful
Cierra –
Must watch
Good movie
James –
DENZEL DOES IT AGAIN
Second best movie ever.
Cynthia –
I really like this movie
This is a good action movie Denzel Washington did really well in this movie
clint hidalgo –
THIS IS WORTH RENTING
GREAT MOVIE WORTH RENTING!
Chad Gilbert –
Denzel Returns with Quiet Intensity in ‘The Equalizer 2
There are few actors who can exude an air of quiet danger and intensity quite like Denzel Washington. In “The Equalizer 2,” he reprises his role as Robert McCall, a former black-ops operative turned vigilante, and the result is nothing short of thrilling.Denzel’s performance in this sequel is everything fans of the first film could have hoped for. He brings a calm and collected demeanor that hides a ferocious intensity just beneath the surface. His character’s sense of justice and his willingness to go to any lengths to protect the innocent provide the driving force behind the story.The plot of “The Equalizer 2” is engaging and full of twists and turns, with a pace that keeps you on the edge of your seat. The action sequences are well-choreographed and brutal, perfectly showcasing McCall’s deadly skills. There’s a visceral realism to the fight scenes that makes every punch and kick feel impactful.But what sets this film apart from many action thrillers is the depth of emotion and the development of the characters. There’s a humanity to McCall that adds layers to his character, making him more relatable and likable. The supporting cast also delivers strong performances, complementing Denzel’s lead role.Director Antoine Fuqua does a fantastic job balancing the action with the dramatic elements, creating a film that’s not only exciting but also resonant on an emotional level. The cinematography and score further enhance the film’s mood, drawing the audience into McCall’s world.In conclusion, “The Equalizer 2” is a standout action thriller that delivers on all fronts. It’s a film that’s not only packed with adrenaline-pumping action but also provides a rich and engaging story. If you loved the first film or are a fan of Denzel Washington’s intense acting style, this movie is a must-see. The quiet danger that Denzel exudes is both captivating and chilling, making “The Equalizer 2” a satisfying and thrilling ride from start to finish.
One person found this helpful
Billie –
Great Movies At Home
I wasn’t even mad at paying to watch it. I Loved this movie!
Mel –
Gritty, Intense, and Classic Denzel
The Equalizer 2 delivers exactly what fans of the first film are looking for: gritty action, sharp pacing, and Denzel Washington doing what he does best. The fight scenes are brutal and precise, with just enough build-up to make them satisfying. This time around, there’s more of a personal angle, adding depth to McCall’s character without slowing down the momentum. It’s not reinventing the genre, but it’s stylish, tense, and anchored by a strong performance. A solid sequel that hits hard and stays focused.
Jami H. –
Movie
Loved this movie ended up watching all 3 same day