Old Guard 2 dropped on Netflix on July 2, 2025, nearly a half decade after the first film dropped. It continues from where ...

The Old Guard 2' is the latest action thriller to showcase the beauty of Rome, Italy, with scenes in the urban streets and ...

The Old Guard 2 follows a group of immortals led by Andy (Charlize Theron) as they protect humanity The group's plans get thrown for a loop when the first immortal, Discord (Uma Thurman), vows to ...

Andy is mortal at the start of The Old Guard 2, having lost her immortality at the end of the first movie. This makes her vulnerable, which becomes the focus of her character development.

In The Old Guard 2, it is shown that Andy lost her immortality because of a wound she got from Nile during the events of the first film. As it turns out, Nile isn’t just any immortal; she’s ...

The Old Guard 2 begins sometime after the first film, with Andy adjusting to her new mortal life. Despite this, she's still working as a mercenary with her team, now including Nile as a key member.

The Old Guard 2 ends on a torturous cliffhanger, and I keep telling myself that Netflix wouldn’t let that happen unless they were already interested in a third movie.

The Old Guard 2 is back for more action, adventure and immortal battles. In the Netflix film, which is a sequel to 2020's The Old Guard, a group of everlasting superheroes led by Andy (Charlize Theron ...

KiKi Layne in “The Old Guard 2” (Credit: Netflix) KiKi Layne as Nile KiKi Layne plays Nile, the latest immortal to join Andy’s crew, as depicted in the first film.

In The Old Guard 2, it is revealed that Andy lost her immortality due to an accidental wound inflicted by Niles. Niles, identified as the “Last Immortal,” possesses a unique ability: her ...

The third act of The Old Guard 2 has Charlize Theron’s mullet-wearing Andy leading her team to save millions by disarming a set of bombs set off by Discord and Veronica Ngô’s Quỳnh.

“The Old Guard 2” moves at a clunky pace, never allowing the viewer to get swept up in what’s happening. Worse, Rucka’s screenplay fails to serve most of its characters.