In the sequel to the globe-trotting caper, Johnson, Gadot, and Reynolds reunite for another whirlwind of theft and betrayal. This time, their quarry centers around a priceless artifact guarded by ancient secret societies. Gadot shines as a cunning art thief with shifting loyalties. Reynolds returns as the snarky insider caught in between alliances. Bordizzo joins as a new femme fatale whose motives blur loyalties. Globetrotting scenes span museums, islands, and underground vaults. With humor, action, and double-crosses, it’s fast, flashy, and mischievously elaborate.
Johnson’s charisma anchors chaos, Gadot adds sly elegance, Reynolds delivers sardonic charm, Bordizzo is mysterious and imposing. The pacing is relentless—punchlines and heists volleyed with manic precision. Visual palette gleams with bold color and exotic location glamour. Dialogue cracks with playful banter and sly deception. The film feels lighthearted yet adrenaline-charged—capers framed in cinematic style.
Rating: 8.0/10
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