
The Times
The plot, as incomprehensible as it is uninvolving, has Stallone's utterly unmemorable crack prison-break team banged up in yet another off-the-grid illegal jail called Hades.
Full reviewSylvester Stallone and 50 Cent return for the sequel to 2013's prison escape thriller, with Dave Bautista and Jaime King (Sin City) joining the cast.
Years after Ray Breslin (Stallone) fought his way out of the escape-proof prison called The Tomb, he’s organised a new top-notch, for-hire security force. But when one of his team members goes missing inside a computerised techno-terror battle-maze known as Hades, Breslin together with Trent DeRosa (Bautista) must decipher a way to break into the world’s best hidden prison, release their kidnapped team, and make it out alive.
LessThe plot, as incomprehensible as it is uninvolving, has Stallone's utterly unmemorable crack prison-break team banged up in yet another off-the-grid illegal jail called Hades.
Full reviewThe whole film is as graceless, lurid and unnecessary as a Stallone painting - but without the winning naivety.
Full reviewStephen C. Miller can only cobble together a patchwork of half-realised ideas and poorly executed set pieces into a frenetic, largely indecipherable collage of shapes and sounds.
Full reviewEscape Plan 2 is essentially a tired, low-rent attempt to create a new franchise, albeit one now relegated to VOD.
Full reviewA waste of Stallone's talent and star power, not to mention 94 minutes of your time.
Full reviewEscape Plan 2: Hades is available to stream in Australia now on Google Play and Apple TV and Prime Video Store.
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