Summary
Robert McCall, who serves an unflinching justice for the exploited and oppressed, embarks on a relentless, globe-trotting quest for vengeance when his former partner is murdered.
Cast
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
Garrett Golden
Kovac
Adam Karst
Turkish Father
Alican Barlas
Dining Car Porter
Rhys Olivia Cote
Nine Year Old Braelick Girl
Tamara Hickey
Grace Braelick
Ken Baltin
Grace Braelick's Lawyer
Colin Allen
Bookstore Nerd
Antoine de Lartigue
Mr. Calbert (Belgian Husband)
Abigail Marlowe
Jana Calbert (Belgian Wife)
Jim Loutzenhiser
Interpol Agent
Alessandra Noelle Rosenfeld
Lyft Girl (8 Yrs)
Lillie Dickens
Lyft Girl (8 Yrs)
Rex Baning
Lyft Boy (8 Yrs)
Lance A. Williams
Junior (Wall Street)
Caroline Day
Amy
Rory Benjamin Smith
Hart Schaffer (Co-Op)
Ted Arcidi
Big Ernie
Junior Cius
Miles' Buddy
Wesley Pereira
Miles' Buddy
David Carrasquillo
Miles' Buddy
Nathaniel Chaney
Miles' Buddy
Jermaine Holt
Twitchy Dude
Drew Cooper
Jolly
Jay Hieron
Harried Man
Naheem Garcia
Israel & Rose Horowitz Residence Director
Gloria Papert
Magda (Sam's Sister)
Phil Tavares
State Trooper
Tim Doherty
State Trooper
CJ Stuart
Belgian Backpacker
Donald Cerrone
Belgian Backpacker
Gabrielle Lorthe
Bus Girl (Miles' School Buddy)
Karen Strong
Carol York
Marley Dauphin
Molly York
Elena Capaldi
Alice York
Penélope de la Rosa
Student
Miguel Nascimento
Lyft Passenger Young Soldier
Maximillian McNamara
Lyft Passenger Interview Man
Gerry Pucci
Lyft Passenger Alcoholic
Phyllis Kay
Grandmother on the Train
Johnny L. Hernandez
Valet
Andrei Arlovski
Russian Mobster (uncredited)
Liam McNeill
Vegan Guy (uncredited)
Arthur Hiou
Agent C. White (uncredited)
Lance Norris
Hotel Guest (uncredited)
Enku Gubaie
Vivienne McCall (uncredited)
Crew
Director
Antoine Fuqua
Characters
Michael Sloan
Characters
Richard Lindheim
Screenplay
Richard Wenk
Reviews
Ruuz
January 20, 2019
6
The ending showdown was very cool, something I've never seen before on screen, _Equaliser 2_ certainly has things like this that I enjoy, it's not a bad movie, but it is a little bit of a disappointment after the first one. Though I certainly liked _The Equalizer_ more, I am a fan of both movies (so I guess the whole franchise at this point) and if Denzel is up for making more of these Defender-of-the-Downtrodden, ass-kickin' super soldier Action movies with human-interest stories peppered in via the supporting characters, then I'll sure as Hell keep watching 'em.
_Final rating:★★★ - I liked it. Would personally recommend you give it a go._
