Nick of Ardarard Butler "Big Nick" O'Brien has one of the best entrances in the history of the movie in "Thieves Day". After moving to the consequences of a deadly shooting of the local joint for breakfast, the deeply sent detective of the Sheriff Department of the Los Angeles County (whose blood is a seemingly 50 percent alcohol of all time, even when he did not drink), then he continues to collapse.

Big Nick is much like the movie around him. Written and directed by Christian Goodgast, "Thieves' Day" in 2018 is Sunkana, an exhaust story of dipped policemen for bad behavior and charismatic robbers who are both extremely derivative (it is "heat" with a hangover) and so many aggressively heterosexuals, The charm. It was an unexpected hit hit, attracting more than $ 80 million to the box office with a $ 30 million budget in theaters.

Seven years has been a long time to wait, but Guide's beautiful title "Thieves Day 2: Panatera" finally arrived near the early 2025. And although it was particularly less profitable than its predecessor in terms of ticket sales (something that could be at least partially blamed for the death of medium-budget theater editions intended for adults)) The sequel "Thieves' Day" was also better consideredAs confirmed by his rating of 63 percent of Rotten tomatoes (versus a result of 41 percent of the first film).

Even better? Den of Thieves 2 is now a success in Netflix streaming, maintaining the hopes that Big Nick can still drive again.

"Panthera" gathers more or less in real time with Nick, as a perennial deleted, "Antihero" of Butler, "Lopi Antihero (kind) a good man with nothing to show about it. Therefore, Goodgast reinforces the macho position of the original film for bromantic hizles. His predecessor "Fast and Furious", and manages to develop the larger property "Thieves' Day" in what Chris Evangeliste's film appropriately considers The middle budget, a "fast and furious" Dirtbag version.

Sounds like fun? Netflix subscribers seem to be agreed, with Flixpatrol Reporting of "Thieves Day 2: Panther" (yes, the film explains what that subtitle is) claims the first place on a stream in the United States as of March 21, 2025 and continues to hold strong there since the 24th. This puts this in front of the unexpectedly popular Alexandra Lacey's documentary "The Twister: Caught in the storm", which is currently in second place after Her surprise was upset about the expensive wrong problem of Rusos "electrical state". The Big Nick himself is something of a human tornado, so he checks.