Donnie se enreda con la mafia Pantera que trama un robo masivo de diamantes. Big Nick le persigue por toda Europa para detener a los peligrosos ladrones antes de que asalten la mayor bolsa d... Leer todoDonnie se enreda con la mafia Pantera que trama un robo masivo de diamantes. Big Nick le persigue por toda Europa para detener a los peligrosos ladrones antes de que asalten la mayor bolsa de diamantes del mundo.Donnie se enreda con la mafia Pantera que trama un robo masivo de diamantes. Big Nick le persigue por toda Europa para detener a los peligrosos ladrones antes de que asalten la mayor bolsa de diamantes del mundo.
- Dirección
- Guionistas
- Elenco
Joshua Gabriel Liège
- Lambor
- (as Joshua Gabriel Liege)
Resumen
Reviewers say 'Den of Thieves: Pantera' offers strong action and engaging heist scenes, though it faces criticism for pacing, runtime, and predictability. Gerard Butler and O'Shea Jackson Jr.'s performances are noted, yet their chemistry is questioned. The European setting and high-stakes heist are praised, but the story's complexity and character development are deemed weak. Despite its flaws, many find it entertaining and recommend it for fans of the original.
Opiniones destacadas
After watching the original, I eagerly expected to see more of what I enjoyed: characters with some depth that have chemistry, equal screen time with the heroes and villains, dialogue that pops with energy, story beats that feel authentic: Ultimately, a fun heist movie. A warm homemade meal.
What I got was the Tuesday cafeteria special: a scoop of leftover mashed potatoes, and it landed right in the lima beans. It's food, but I didn't love eating it.
Credit where it's due, Den 2 is shot well and sounds great. Better than the first. Some nifty heist hijinks were clever.
But the lazy writing, plot conveniences, flat characters, meaningless subplots, insufferable music score (near the end), and shoddy pacing sully much of the positives.
The first Den displayed constant tension as the cops brushed shoulders with the crooks in everyday situations, suspicion ever present. Here, there's hardly any friction, and when it's there, it's contrived.
And at the end of the day, I'd rather watch Ghost Protocol or Italian Job than a shallow, underwhelming imitation.
What I got was the Tuesday cafeteria special: a scoop of leftover mashed potatoes, and it landed right in the lima beans. It's food, but I didn't love eating it.
Credit where it's due, Den 2 is shot well and sounds great. Better than the first. Some nifty heist hijinks were clever.
But the lazy writing, plot conveniences, flat characters, meaningless subplots, insufferable music score (near the end), and shoddy pacing sully much of the positives.
The first Den displayed constant tension as the cops brushed shoulders with the crooks in everyday situations, suspicion ever present. Here, there's hardly any friction, and when it's there, it's contrived.
And at the end of the day, I'd rather watch Ghost Protocol or Italian Job than a shallow, underwhelming imitation.
There is good and bad with this film, even as it feels like it is missing some of the magic of the first.
The cinematography, sound, and music are great. The film looks and sounds slick and flows well.
The story has some complexity to it as it involves more than just a set of good guys and a set of bad guys. It also follows the first film plot-wise, so having seen it will add to the experience.
At a few points in the story it would be better to not ask too many questions, as there are some plot conveniences that might be considered questionable for the validity and believability of a major international organized crime scenario. Some of the foundational premises of how characters are placed into the story are also tenuous.
The highlight for me though, was the heist execution and the subsequent chase. A long and gripping sequence of events that takes up much of the last half of the film. Superb sequences with sustained tension and realism. Really well directed and scored. And a very cool helicopter intervention.
The acting overall I would call very so-so. Often poor. The improvisation obvious. The casting, generally terrible. Adsurdly so. Aside from the two lead actors, I found the rest of the characters and cast playing them to be both unattractive and instantly forgettable. I never knew that French women had such large noses. Even the star of the film, and really the only one more or less acting in it, looks so haggard as to be a bit of a let down. The co-star was unconvincing generally in his role; he did not fit the part.
I think that this is what differentiates the feel of this film from the first. The first film had tight bands of opposing forces with strong main protagonist and antagonist characters. It also had believable and well-defined entourage characters played by actors who could act. The intensity felt genuine. This film sorely lacks all of this. It went full Euro and feels sloppy because of it. Casting was over-the-top diverse to the point of distraction, resulting in a lack of cohesion, with too many weak characters with no charisma that only made the plot contrivances more obvious.
Overall, still a good watch for fans of the first film.
The cinematography, sound, and music are great. The film looks and sounds slick and flows well.
The story has some complexity to it as it involves more than just a set of good guys and a set of bad guys. It also follows the first film plot-wise, so having seen it will add to the experience.
At a few points in the story it would be better to not ask too many questions, as there are some plot conveniences that might be considered questionable for the validity and believability of a major international organized crime scenario. Some of the foundational premises of how characters are placed into the story are also tenuous.
The highlight for me though, was the heist execution and the subsequent chase. A long and gripping sequence of events that takes up much of the last half of the film. Superb sequences with sustained tension and realism. Really well directed and scored. And a very cool helicopter intervention.
The acting overall I would call very so-so. Often poor. The improvisation obvious. The casting, generally terrible. Adsurdly so. Aside from the two lead actors, I found the rest of the characters and cast playing them to be both unattractive and instantly forgettable. I never knew that French women had such large noses. Even the star of the film, and really the only one more or less acting in it, looks so haggard as to be a bit of a let down. The co-star was unconvincing generally in his role; he did not fit the part.
I think that this is what differentiates the feel of this film from the first. The first film had tight bands of opposing forces with strong main protagonist and antagonist characters. It also had believable and well-defined entourage characters played by actors who could act. The intensity felt genuine. This film sorely lacks all of this. It went full Euro and feels sloppy because of it. Casting was over-the-top diverse to the point of distraction, resulting in a lack of cohesion, with too many weak characters with no charisma that only made the plot contrivances more obvious.
Overall, still a good watch for fans of the first film.
This film isn't nearly as action packed as the first. Most of the movie is dialogue, and there's very little action that's reserved for the end of the film. But the story helps add to the story of the first film. There's a fun relationship between Nick and Donnie that helps this film stand on its own, and there's arguably more humor this time around. Both films have a lot to offer, just in different ways.
There are some confusing story elements this time around, interesting characters are introduced that don't seem to contribute to the story at all, and the climax you keep waiting for never comes. This movie is all about story, but it doesn't need as much action to still be entertaining.
There are some confusing story elements this time around, interesting characters are introduced that don't seem to contribute to the story at all, and the climax you keep waiting for never comes. This movie is all about story, but it doesn't need as much action to still be entertaining.
Den of Thieves 2 delivers a slow-burning narrative with a runtime that overstays its welcome at 2 hours and 25 minutes. While there are some lighthearted moments sprinkled throughout, much of the film relies heavily on dialogue, which may not hold the attention of those expecting more action. The pacing feels uneven, particularly as it moves toward the ending, which seems more focused on setting up a sequel than providing a satisfying resolution. Though it has its moments, the film struggles to justify its length and lacks the high-stakes energy that made the first installment more engaging. It was intense in certain scenes but one character motive change my rating since it was a dishonorable act.
Well I just got out the theatre and let me say this:
Whereas the first movie was very gritty, dark, violent, this movie is very colorful, tacky and sassy.
Kind of dissapointing sequel if you compare it to the first. I guess it's a solid Sunday movie if you're bored and want to watch something. The first movie gave me a vibe similar to HEAT. This is like they tried to aim for the Italian Job. Wish they would've stuck with the Formula of the first movie. It worked. Don't know why they tried to change it so drastically and do a 180. The characters are not interesting at all and you don't really get invested like you did in the first part. Butler and Jackson's characters don't feel like the same guys from the first movie either. Could've been better. It's a ok-ish sequel.
Whereas the first movie was very gritty, dark, violent, this movie is very colorful, tacky and sassy.
Kind of dissapointing sequel if you compare it to the first. I guess it's a solid Sunday movie if you're bored and want to watch something. The first movie gave me a vibe similar to HEAT. This is like they tried to aim for the Italian Job. Wish they would've stuck with the Formula of the first movie. It worked. Don't know why they tried to change it so drastically and do a 180. The characters are not interesting at all and you don't really get invested like you did in the first part. Butler and Jackson's characters don't feel like the same guys from the first movie either. Could've been better. It's a ok-ish sequel.
¿Sabías que…?
- TriviaDuring the bar scene where Donnie/Jean-Jacques (O'Shea Jackson Jr.) tries to win over the other criminals and vouch for Big Nick (Gerard Butler), the others start to quip "F--- the police!" around, which earns a curious glance from Jackson. This is a tongue-in-cheek glib Easter Egg moment, as "F--- Da Police" is the title of one of NWA's wildly popular songs, and Jackson's real life father Ice Cube was a founding member of the group.
- ErroresDonnie Wilson travels from Antwerpen to Nice in order to rob the World Diamond Center.
But in fact said World Diamond Center is situated in Antwerpen, not in Nice...
- Citas
Nicholas 'Big Nick' O'Brien: I fucking hate suits. Nothing good ever happens in a suit.
- Versiones alternativasThe filmmakers also created a shorter 131 minute version which was shown e.g. in Australia and Germany.
- ConexionesFollows El robo perfecto (2018)
- Bandas sonorasCoeur de Biguine
Written and Performed by Jacques Pellarin
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Detalles
- Fecha de lanzamiento
- Países de origen
- Sitios oficiales
- Idiomas
- También se conoce como
- El robo perfecto 2
- Locaciones de filmación
- Productoras
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- Presupuesto
- USD 40,000,000 (estimado)
- Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 36,015,016
- Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 15,022,909
- 12 ene 2025
- Total a nivel mundial
- USD 58,371,508
- Tiempo de ejecución2 horas 24 minutos
- Color
- Relación de aspecto
- 2.39 : 1
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