PG12
2018    2hスリラー, Action
6.752%62%6.8
昼はホームセンターの従業員。夜は世の悪人を葬る仕事請負人。二つの顔を合せ持ち、19秒で世の不正を抹消するイコライザーことロバート・マッコールが帰ってきた。日米でスマッシュヒットとなった前作『イコライザー』から4年、昼はタクシードライバーとして働く今作でも、彼の仕事の流儀は変わらない。世の不正を裁くのに必要な時間は19秒。身の回りのモノを武器に変えて完全抹消。報酬はなし。 しかし、無双の戦闘スキルで仕事を完遂してきたイコライザーに、その流儀さえも脅かす最大の難関が訪れる。何故ならば、今度の敵は自分と同じ特殊訓練を受けた《イコライザー》だった―。
監督:Antoine Fuqua
  • Denzel WashingtonRobert McCall / プロデューサー
  • Pedro PascalDave York
  • Ashton SandersMiles Whittaker
  • Orson BeanSam Rubinstein
  • Bill PullmanBrian Plummer
  • Melissa LeoSusan Plummer
  • Jonathan ScarfeResnik
  • Sakina JaffreyFatima
  • Kazy TauginasAri
  • Garrett GoldenKovac
  • Adam KarstTurkish Father
  • Alican BarlasDining Car Porter
  • Rhys Olivia CoteNine Year Old Braelick Girl
  • Tamara HickeyGrace Braelick
  • Ken BaltinGrace Braelick's Lawyer
  • Colin AllenBookstore Nerd
  • Antoine de LartigueMr. Calbert (Belgian Husband)
  • Abigail MarloweJana Calbert (Belgian Wife)
  • Jim LoutzenhiserInterpol Agent
  • Alessandra Noelle RosenfeldLyft Girl (8 Yrs)
  • V1king2026年5月11日
    Storyline is not as good as the first film, and overall it did not have the action paced theme as you'd expect.
  • Karen Nakamura2025年7月20日
    Best of the three Equalizers by far. There's actual character development, backstories, intrigue, and everything. There's senseless violence but not meaningless for the plot. And suspense, you actually wonder who the baddies are (at least for ten minutes) and what will happen for them (for less than five). Denzel at his best. Lots of good one-liners as well.
  • Zokkiie2026年3月2日
    I really wanted this one to hit like the first movie, but it just doesn’t have the same punch. Denzel Washington is still great — he brings that quiet intensity that makes the character work — but he can’t fully save a weak script. The story feels pretty thin and predictable, and it takes a while to get where it’s going. There’s some solid action, especially near the end, but not enough to make up for the slow, uneven build-up. It’s not terrible, just noticeably less sharp and less gripping than the original.
  • maub172025年12月28日
    Excellent movie!
  • tacl52026年2月17日
    Good movie, but 1 and 3 in the series are better.
  • Bor Greiner2025年11月2日
    Denzel at his best. Ages better than Bond.
  • Shaydeknight2025年12月20日
    The Equalizer 2 improves meaningfully on its predecessor by doing something sequels often fail to do: it clarifies purpose. Where the first film felt like a cautious introduction to Robert McCall as an idea, this second installment presents McCall as a fully realized identity. He is no longer testing the boundaries of vigilantism, he has embraced it. He is The Equalizer, and he is comfortable with who he is, what he does, and why he does it. McCall's commitment is reflected in the film's structure. The story leans unapologetically into episodic acts of justice. Smaller, often brutal interventions establish him as both protector and executioner for those without recourse. These scenes are not merely spectacle, they function as character reinforcement. McCall helps because that is his nature, not because he is searching for redemption or moral justification. He has found his purpose. The same evolution, to a lesser degree, can be observed in Antoine Fuqua's direction. The first Equalizer suffered from a visual flatness that made its more operatic violence feel oddly restrained. Here, Fuqua makes a noticeable effort to be more expressive with the camera. The film features more dynamic compositions, a willingness to linger on faces, and occasional stylistic flourishes that suggest a director more engaged with mood and rhythm. That said, Fuqua still indulges in an excess of establishing shots and cityscapes. While these moments can be defended as attempts to portray urban life in its many forms, perhaps even to suggest a city perpetually in need of McCall, they often feel overextended and narratively redundant. Fuqua may not yet be a particularly strong stylist but this is undeniably a step up from the first film. Denzel Washington, however, is the true engine of this sequel's success. His performance here is richer and more layered than before, aided by stronger writing and more meaningful character interactions. Nowhere is this more evident than in his scenes with Ashton Sanders, who delivers an excellent performance as a young man on a familiar, self-destructive path. While the "at-risk youth" archetype is well-worn, Sanders brings authenticity and vulnerability to the role, and Washington plays against him with restraint and quiet authority. Their relationship flirts with sentimentality and at times crosses into it, but this is not a flaw so much as a tonal choice. This kind of syrupy earnestness has a place in stories about mentorship and moral course correction, it's not an unwelcome choice. It is also worth underscoring an often-overlooked fact: Washington filmed this movie in his mid-sixties. What stands out is not merely how he looks, but how he moves and projects authority on screen. His physicality is economical, controlled, and confident, with no wasted motion. That kind of presence ages far better than raw athleticism. As with great stage actors, posture, timing, voice, and intent do most of the work. Washington has always leaned into discipline rather than youth-driven flash, which is precisely why Robert McCall remains credible. He does not attempt to appear younger than he is. Instead, he embodies an older man who is dangerous because of experience, patience, and absolute certainty. The violence lands harder because it feels inevitable rather than frantic. Pedro Pascal, not yet sporting his near-iconic moustache, also does strong work here. He brings restraint and credibility to the role, grounding the film’s moral tensions without tipping its hand too early. Supporting performances further elevate the film. Bill Pullman, in particular, delivers solid work in a role that benefits from his understated gravitas, another reminder of how underrated an actor he remains. The intersecting storylines are handled cleanly, keeping the film's pace steady and its emotional beats clear. On the technical side, production values are strong across the board. The sets are well-chosen and textured, grounding the film in lived-in environments rather than generic action backdrops. The score complements the tension without overwhelming it, present when needed, invisible when not. Editing is tight, especially during the action sequences, allowing the choreography and Washington's physical storytelling to carry the weight. Ultimately, The Equalizer 2 succeeds because it understands its protagonist and its audience. It does not aspire to be more profound than it is, nor does it apologize for its vigilantism. It is confident, purposeful, and occasionally indulgent, but always clear about what it wants to deliver. As part of the The Equalizer mythos, this film is decidedly an upgrade.
  • Daevid Vincent2025年7月6日
    Straight up bad ass MF. Loves it!
  • Ognjen Krejovic2025年11月22日
    Mastovite scena ubijanja, like :)
  • sgkf22025年8月21日
    Thrilling build up with heart warming moments. Beautiful approach to hard thematics such as grief and betrayal. Definitely a must-watch!
  • mickerdoo2025年8月13日
    Couldn't get into this one. Thought the first one was a little better.
  • Kevin Ward2025年7月2日
    I think I liked this slightly better than the first. Probably because Pedro Pascal makes everything a little better.

イコライザー2を視聴

  • The Equalizer 2
    The Equalizer 2予告編
  • The Equalizer 2 (Trailer 2)
    The Equalizer 2 (Trailer 2)予告編
  • The Equalizer 2 (Music Trailer)
    The Equalizer 2 (Music Trailer)予告編
  • The Equalizer 2 (International Trailer)
    The Equalizer 2 (International Trailer)予告編
  • The Equalizer 2: The Ultimate Mentor (Trailer)
    The Equalizer 2: The Ultimate Mentor (Trailer)予告編
  • A Look Inside (Vignette)
    A Look Inside (Vignette)舞台裏
  • Denzel Is Back (Vignette)
    Denzel Is Back (Vignette)舞台裏
  • McCall & Miles (Vignette)
    McCall & Miles (Vignette)舞台裏
  • The Audition (Behind The Scenes)
    The Audition (Behind The Scenes)舞台裏
  • Ashton Sanders On What 'Miles' Represents
    Ashton Sanders On What 'Miles' Represents舞台裏
  • Antoine Fuqua On The Draw Of The Franchise
    Antoine Fuqua On The Draw Of The Franchise舞台裏
  • Pedro Pascal On The Appeal Of The First Equalizer
    Pedro Pascal On The Appeal Of The First Equalizer舞台裏
  • Melissa Leo On How She Responded To The First Equalizer
    Melissa Leo On How She Responded To The First Equalizer舞台裏
  • Denzel Washington On The Mentoring Elements Of The Script
    Denzel Washington On The Mentoring Elements Of The Script舞台裏
  • Todd Black On 'McCall' Facing Off Against 'The Thomas Popes'
    Todd Black On 'McCall' Facing Off Against 'The Thomas Popes'舞台裏
  • Richard Wenk On Why People Connected To The Character Of 'McCall'
    Richard Wenk On Why People Connected To The Character Of 'McCall'舞台裏
  • Jason Blumenthal On Why Denzel Washington Is Interested In Making His First Sequel
    Jason Blumenthal On Why Denzel Washington Is Interested In Making His First Sequel舞台裏
  • I'm An Artist
    I'm An Artistシーン
  • Just Like You're Dead
    Just Like You're Deadシーン
  • I Went To Your Funeral
    I Went To Your Funeralシーン

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