The Accountant²

Name: The Accountant²
Genre: Mystery, Crime, Thriller
Released: 2025-04-23
Duration: 133 min
Rating: 7.072

★ 7,1 /10 (1,767 Votes)

2025 EN 133 min

Overview

When an old acquaintance is murdered, Wolff is compelled to solve the case. Realizing more extreme measures are necessary, Wolff recruits his estranged and highly lethal brother, Brax, to help. In partnership with Marybeth Medina, they uncover a deadly conspiracy, becoming targets of a ruthless network of killers who will stop at nothing to keep their secrets buried.

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Mystery Crime Thriller

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Runtime

133 min

Budget

$80,000,000

Revenue

$103,223,366

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Ben Affleck

Christian Wolff

Jon Bernthal

Braxton

Cynthia Addai-Robinson

Marybeth Medina

J.K. Simmons

Ray King

Allison Robertson

Justine

Alison Wright

Justine (voice)

Daniella Pineda

Anaïs

Robert Morgan

Burke

Grant Harvey

Cobb

Andrew Howard

Batu

Yael Ocasio

Alberto

Lombardo Boyar

Tomas

Michael Tourek

Ike Sudio

Fernando Chien

Sorkis

Abner Lozano

Gino

Talia Thiesfield

U.S. Attorney Gutierrez

Presley Alexander

Lane

Nik Sanchez

Charles

Corwin Ireland

Miles

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Avery Taylor

Skye

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Vincent Juskalian

Aidan

John Patrick Jordan

Gerald

Kristen Ariza

Date Organizer

Jeremy Radin

Date Organizer

Christopher Alvarenga

Drone Operator

Alex Campbell

Drone Operator

Betsy Baker

Mrs. Beams

Alan Barinholtz

Mr. Beams

Alberto Manquero

Emiliano Gonzalez

Todd Stashwick

Tomas' Lawyer

Cassandra Blair

Kayla

Megan Grano

Annie

Catherine Adell

Lori

Liesel Kopp

Lindsey

Monica Bhatnagar

Darby

David Reivers

Ft. Worth Homicide Detective

Alain Ali Washnevsky

German Desk Clerk

Michelle N. Carter

Harbor Receptionist

Matt Linton

Marybeth's Assistant

James P. Harkins

L.A. Detective

Michael John Benzaia

Morgue Tech

Joe Holt

Dr. Trace Williams

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Erica Johnson

Pamela Reed

Anna Platen

Penthouse Suite Woman

Dominique Domingo

Angie

Charlie Bodin

RV Park Husband

Paula Rhodes

RV Park Wife

Cynthia Valenzuela

Trafficked Girl

Mariel Martínez

Trafficked Girl

Mariel Suarez

Trafficked Girl

Robert Keith

Bingo Caller

Melissa Kaye Bontempt

Bingo Player

Ian Merrigan

Clerk

Brian Oerly

Fisherman

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Heidi Amundson

Margaret

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Beatrice Naomi Nathanson

Tabitha

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Yuri Chung

Asian Mom

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Zoey Chung

Asian Kid

Gio Zavala

Merc

Donna Kim

Waitress

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Lincoln Bodin

RV Park Child

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Elliot Bodin

RV Park Child

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Ramon Cortes

Young Alberto

Dustin Stern-Garcia

Garage Man

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Nichole Palacios

Latina Nurse

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Laura G. Chirinos

Boise Romance Festival Staff (uncredited)

Troy Christian

Line Dancer (uncredited)

Abhinav Gopisetty

DMV Worker (uncredited)

Frank Scozzari

U.S. Treasury Agent (uncredited)

Nicholas Walker

Fisherman (uncredited)

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FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://talkingfilms.net/the-accountant-2-review-ben-affleck-and-jon-bernthal-shine-in-a-surprisingly-superior-sequel/ "The Accountant 2 turns out to be a surprisingly superior sequel to the original, driven by the smart bet on the fraternal relationship between Ben Affleck and Jon Bernthal. Featuring more polished action set pieces, genuinely funny moments, and enough emotional depth to engage the audience, Gavin O'Connor delivers a story that is both highly entertaining and thrilling, falling short of greatness only due to an overabundance of secondary thread…

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To be honest, I’d completely forgotten about the original “Accountant” (2016) so wasn’t expecting much from this. Thing is, it’s quite good fun as the meticulous bean-counter with some deep, dark, secrets (Ben Affleck) has to team up with his estranged brother “Braxton” (Jon Bernthal) and an even less willing government agent “Medina” (Cynthia Addai-Robinson) to try to discover just why her boss (J.K. Simmons) was gunned down after a clandestine meeting in a dodgy nightclub. It seems that the siblings have more in common that we (or she) might have expected, and when their techniques manage to…

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"Accountant 2" is an inadequate sequel to a vastly superior, original action thriller. Regrettably, unlike the original film this is a production that doesn't know what it wants to be. Is it an action film or perhaps a comedy? The result is confused and frankly, irritating. The poorly devised comedic elements get in the way of what should be a sophisticated, serious, action film. Its akin to a moron with a air horn and bad jokes, turning up at a Shakespeare festival. Suffice to say, you can probably skip the first twenty or so minutes of this film and it wont make an iotas differen…

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Batman and Marv monologue their way through this shit. There is chemistry. I feel strange about this one. Like that time I whooped in Red's. Kids stare up in awe at their saviour. FBI agent's fight scene destroys her character unnecessarily. Why was it all so long? Another intermission musical number. Make short, fun movies please. 88 would have been great. I sure hope Affleck calls that hot teen.

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The movie about an actual accountant was followed up by one about a straight up killer going through a mid-life crisis and doing no accounting whatsoever - unless you consider counting kills. The first half of the movie requires a re-watch to understand what one just watches because the scenes just seem completely disconnected to the entire movie. Some of them might actually have nothing to do with the story are just filler or serve as a "show of power" with no effect on the story. Despite the entire story being revealed, the whole time one would be posing the question: what does this have …

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