The Equalizer 2: Difference between revisions
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'''''The Equalizer 2''''' is a 2018 sequel to 2014's [[Equalizer, The (2014)|feature film adaptation]] of the [[Equalizer, The (1985)|1980s television series of the same name]]. [[Denzel Washington]] returns (in his first sequel to one of his films) as former US agent Robert McCall, who finds himself reunited with some of his old associates when one of his former bosses is brutally killed. [[Antoine Fuqua]] returns as director, marking the latest of four collaborations with Washington, which also includes [[Training Day (2001)|''Training Day'' (2001)]] and [[Magnificent Seven, The (2016)|''The Magnificent Seven'' (2016)]].
'''''The Equalizer 2''''' is a 2018 sequel to 2014's [[Equalizer, The (2014)|feature film adaptation]] of the [[Equalizer, The (1985)|1980s television series of the same name]]. [[Denzel Washington]] reprises his role (returning in his first sequel to one of his films) as former US agent Robert McCall, who finds himself reunited with some of his old associates when one of his former bosses is brutally killed. The cast includes [[Pedro Pascal]] and [[Ashton Sanders]] and returning cast members [[Bill Pullman]] and [[Melissa Leo]]. [[Antoine Fuqua]] returns as director, marking the latest of four collaborations with Washington, f ollowing ''[[Training Day (2001)]];; and [[Magnificent Seven, The (2016)|''The Magnificent Seven'' (2016)]] in addition to the [[Equalizer, The (2014)|original 2014 film]].
The primary plot line of the film begins with an assassination in Belgium. The hit is staged as a murder-suicide using the victim’s licensed Browning Hi-Power.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingBrowning Hi-Power - 9x19mmError creating thumbnail: File missingThe Browning Hi-Power in the latex gloved hand of Resnik (Jonathan Scarfe), the hit squad leader. It is being placed into the hand of the victim. This weapon is a reasonable choice for a Belgian as the P-35 “Hi-Power” was manufactured there by Fabrique National from 1935-2017.
Glock 17
A Glock 17 is seen in the hands of a gunman who attempts to kill Robert McCall (Denzel Washington). A Glock 17 also appears to be the pistol that McCall keeps in a drawer in his apartment.
A Colt M1911A1 is taken by McCall off a gangster and dual-wielded by McCall along with an M&P Compact and then the MAC-10. The pistol is also seen in the hand of Miles Whittaker (Ashton Sanders).
A SIG-Sauer MPX fitted with a Maxim stock, a Trijicon MRO sight and a suppressor is used by Ari (Kazy Tauginas), one of York's operatives. Later, McCall (Denzel Washington) uses this weapon.
After he hears someone entering his house, Brian Plummer (Bill Pullman) takes out a Mossberg 500 Cruiser shotgun. This shotgun is also seen on a table in a motel room.
