The Old Guard 2 premiered on Netflix on July 2, 2025, five years after the release of the first film. Based on Greg Rucka and Leandra Fernandez's comic book series, the films follow fantasy beings ...

The Old Guard 2 reaches its cinematic peak when Quynh and Discord break into a nuclear facility and trigger one of the radioactive bombs to potentially go off and kill millions of citizens. The ...

Discord’s real plan in The Old Guard 2’s ending explained. Earlier in the film, Discord is introduced as a powerful ancient figure who is regarded as the last immortal.

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Director Victoria Mahoney has defended the new action sequel’s polarizing cliffhanger finale. Here’s what happens in the superhero film—and what it means for what’s next.

The Old Guard 2‘s action sequences—ostensibly the franchise’s calling card—are strangely limp this time around.Despite some inventive staging in its early goings, the film’s momentum ...

Charlize Theron returns to play immortal mercenary Andy in The Old Guard 2, a sequel to the 2020 film that topped the Netflix charts upon its release.

Theron in ‘The Old Guard 2’ Eli Joshua Ade/Netflix So there are these immortals, y’see — folks who have been around for millennia, and are capable of healing from any wound, regenerating ...

Matthias Schoenaerts returns as Booker in “The Old Guard 2.” (Courtesy of Netflix) To be fair, “The Old Guard 2” is watchable, and it boasts a decent action sequence here and there.

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 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 ...

“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.