Tango & Cash 2 (2025)

 Tango & Cash 2 (2025

 Sylvester Stallone, Kurt Russell, Teri Hatcher

Two cops. One city. Zero rules. The buddy-cop chaos that defined the late ’80s explodes back onto the screen in Tango & Cash 2, the long-awaited sequel that reunites Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell in their most combustible pairing yet.

Lt. Raymond Tango (Stallone) is still the slick, suit-wearing perfectionist who believes in order and strategy. Lt. Gabriel Cash (Russell), on the other hand, hasn’t lost his wisecracking, devil-may-care edge. Once again, these polar opposites are forced to work together when a new crime syndicate rises from the shadows — led by a vengeful power broker with ties to the very enemies they thought they buried decades ago.

When Tango and Cash are framed once more and targeted by a system that would rather see them silenced than celebrated, the two are dragged back into a nightmare of corruption, betrayal, and explosive violence. Thrown into a high-security hellhole crawling with old enemies, their survival depends on the one thing they swore they’d never rely on: each other. Escape is just step one — the real war begins when they hit the streets, armed with nothing but grit, guts, and an arsenal of wisecracks.

Adding heart to the mayhem is Teri Hatcher, returning as Katherine, Tango’s fearless sister. No longer just the woman caught in the middle, Katherine is smarter, bolder, and ready to fight for her family — even if it means standing shoulder to shoulder with the city’s most reckless cop duo.

Packed with bone-crunching stunts, adrenaline-pumping chases, and razor-sharp banter, Tango & Cash 2 embraces everything fans loved about the original while cranking it to eleven. This is old-school action reborn for a new era — loud, fast, and unapologetically over-the-top.

For anyone who misses the days when bullets flew as often as one-liners, Stallone and Russell prove they’ve still got the firepower. Tango & Cash 2 isn’t just a sequel — it’s a reminder that when the odds are impossible and the enemies unstoppable, sometimes the only way out… is through.