16
2004    1 u, 40 mDrama, Action
7.3100%85%7.2
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Tonny komt na dertien maanden uit de gevangenis en moet zijn leven weer zien op te pakken. Hij gaat langs bij zijn vader Smeden, bijgenaamd De Baron, één van Kopenhagens grootste gangsters, die onder meer dure, gestolen auto's heelt.
Directed by Nicolas Winding Refn
  • Mads MikkelsenTonny
  • Leif SylvesterSmeden
  • Anne SørensenCharlotte
  • Kurt NielsenKusse Kurt
  • Øyvind Hagen-TrabergØ
  • Karsten SchrøderRøde
  • Maria ErwolterGry
  • Dan DommerDen gamle
  • Svend Erik Eskeland LarsenSvend
  • Jean Pierre PeuleveChief
  • Zlatko BurićMilo
  • Maya SørensenProstitueret
  • Maria MendozaProstitueret
  • Luis Werner GrauValdemar
  • Lasse WenkersBaby
  • Anja BertelsenKurts datter
  • Ilyas AgacLille Muhammed
  • Sine NielsenMia
  • Linse KesslerJeanette
  • Lotte WenkensLotte
  • Burnharm3 juli 2026
    Like the first *Pusher*, this sequel has a magnetic quality. Once you're pulled into its world, it's difficult to escape. The film traps you in Tonny's perspective, making you feel every bad decision, every failed attempt to earn respect, and every moment of desperation. What sets *Pusher II* apart is its emotional core. While it keeps the raw, documentary-like realism of the original, it builds much stronger empathy for its protagonist. Mads Mikkelsen gives a remarkably natural performance, making Tonny feel less like a typical criminal and more like someone desperately searching for approval and a chance to become a better person. I'm still not sure whether it's better than the first film. The original feels more immediate and relentless, while *Pusher II* is more reflective and character-driven. Rather than trying to outdo its predecessor, it expands the same world from a different perspective, proving that the trilogy isn't really about crime as much as it is about people trapped by their own circumstances. Whether it's the stronger film is difficult to say, but it's every bit as compelling, and once again Nicolas Winding Refn creates a world that feels painfully authentic.

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