Action sequels, like most film sequels, tend to rely only on repetition. Now, when the original idea was well received, it is easy to fall into the trap just to do more than the same but bigger and more expensive. However, the best sequels are those who admit that you can't do the same thing again and go in wildly new directions. That is why "Crazy Max: Hurry Road" is considered not only one of the best sequels ever made, but One of the best movies ever, period. Also, "Johnon Vick: Chapter 4" is cut from the same cloth that is not trying to do the same job, but to take the original concept of new heights through significantly different tones, and is also a film that - like "Hughes Road" - it seems impossible to do without killing half of the crew.

Now, in 2025 This is a period of military action, set up on Finnish Hurry Road, and live-to-action movie Bugs Bunny. It is "Sissu: Road to Revenge" by Almalari Chelander (though its Finnish title, "Si2u", is a stylized way better), a sequel to Naziki's killing film from 2022 In the actress Jorma Tomila.

Chelander reportedly refused to make a sequel even though Sonny initially put pressure to do so until he came up with the idea he was pleased. In "The Road to Revenge", we are trading with Nazi for the Soviets, as Finland enters the era of the post-second World War by losing much of its territory to the Soviet Union. The film is followed by Atami Cats (Tomila), who lost his family during the war and whose home is now part of another country. Baskets goes to dismantle her home and take it with it as she crosses the border. The problem is that the tips really do not want the idea of ​​"the man who refuses to die" just to be there breathing and inspiring hope and a rebellious feeling among the Finns, so they send Igor Draganov (Steven Lang), the Red Army officer, who killed the baskets of his family, to put it out.

From there, we get brutal, over-the-turn, balls-to-wallid entertaining military film that is very much like "Hughes Pat", but with more tips.

"Sissu: Road to Revenge" does not waste time putting a pedal on the metal and starts dropping bodies as flies. The whole first act of the film is essentially a big scene in the wilderness of Finnish village, a glorious ceiling of violence and death on the Hurry road. Cats (accompanied by his faithful dog) drives a truck packed with logs once formed by his family home, lying the road to the carcasses of the Red Army soldiers trying to shoot at him or blow him, with concrete ways to remove those soldiers. What begins with Molotov's feet and cocktails gives the way to motorcyclists with machine guns, tanks, and even aircraft shooting and emitting bombs on baskets and his dog.

Like "Hughes Road", this is a relentless fast film where each piece is set in more detail and impressive than the last. Is it absolutely funny? Absolutely. At one point, baskets are taking a plane down using nothing but a few pieces of wood, and it's the most incredible, worthy moment of hair-tailor to now.

But what really makes this film special is how it does not just apply to the pure "Fury Road", but takes that concept and uses it as a background to launch even crazy pieces. This is because baskets do not drive in the truck, but eventually trades with vehicles and film stages of epic battles of reservoirs, and eventually a train rescued with armed soldiers of the Red Army.

The action in "Sissu: Road to Revenge" never feels repeated and never feels nothing less than Rad like hell. In this respect, it is much like "Johnon Wick: Chapter 4", in which he visually used action to tell his story And what offered a great variety of pieces. By the time the baskets began to kill Soviet troops on the train to Siberia, bloody and intertwined, but with inhumane determination, it is not only a bloody and violent culmination of the story, but also a third act full of historical contexts for decades worth of Finnish/Russian conflict.

There is no reason why "Sissu: Road to Revenge" should work. Having a protagonist that audiences know that it's basically immortal can easily destroy any possible stakes, but the film manages to overcome all doubts about delivering the best 2025 action film and the best effect of "Johnon Vick: Chapter 4."