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Equalcity
In a futuristic office, Tom Maubert, 31 years old, is having an interview with a customs officer. He would like to enter "Equalcity", the first French city based on perfect equality between all human beings. But why is Tom applying and what will he have to do in order to get in?
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Plot Summary
Robert McCall now lives in the Boston area and works as a Lyft driver, finding solace in his new life and his commitment to justice. However, when one of his oldest friends is murdered, he sets out to avenge her death and uncover a conspiracy involving his former agency. His mission leads him to confront ruthless killers and forces him to reckon with his past actions.
Critical Reception
The Equalizer 2 received mixed reviews from critics, with praise for Denzel Washington's performance and the action sequences, but criticism for its familiar plot and less compelling narrative compared to its predecessor. Audiences generally responded more positively, appreciating the continuation of the vigilante justice theme.
What Reviewers Say
Denzel Washington delivers a commanding performance, anchoring the film with his stoic presence.
The action set pieces are brutal and well-executed, providing moments of visceral excitement.
The film struggles with a less engaging story and pacing issues, failing to reach the heights of the original.
Google audience: Viewers appreciated Denzel Washington's consistent portrayal of the stoic and deadly Robert McCall, and enjoyed the intense, violent action sequences. Some found the plot predictable and less engaging than the first film, but overall, the audience response was favorable, especially for fans of the character and the genre.
Fun Fact
This is the first film in Denzel Washington's career for which he reprised a role.
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