🎬 Money Train 2 (2025)
👉 Wesley Snipes, Woody Harrelson, Jennifer Lopez
The rails are alive once more — and this time, the ride is faster, louder, and far deadlier. Money Train 2 roars back onto the big screen, bringing together Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson as John and Charlie, foster brothers whose bond was forged in hardship but fractured by betrayal and desperation.
Years after the chaos of their last heist, the two men live on opposite tracks. John has rebuilt himself through discipline, duty, and the quiet strength of a man determined to bury his past. Charlie, on the other hand, is still chasing luck he can never quite catch — reckless, burdened by debt, and running out of chances. When word spreads through New York’s underground of a new “money train” — bigger, faster, and armed to the teeth with both cash and security — Charlie sees not just temptation, but salvation. For him, it’s redemption. For John, it’s a nightmare dragging him back into the shadows he fought so hard to escape.
But the heist won’t be easy. This time, the opposition is more ruthless than ever: transit bosses with private armies, criminals who kill without hesitation, and law enforcement that’s ready to crush anyone who dares challenge the system. Caught in the middle is Grace (Jennifer Lopez), no longer the rookie cop of the first film but now a hardened veteran of the force. Torn between the badge she swore to protect and the men who once captured her heart, she finds herself entangled in a collision of loyalty, love, and justice.
What begins as a desperate grab for survival escalates into a full-blown war in the tunnels beneath the city. Trains thunder through the darkness at breakneck speed as gunfire echoes across steel walls. Explosions rip through the underground while betrayals spark from every corner. In the midst of the carnage, John and Charlie are forced to confront the question that has defined their lives: when survival and loyalty collide, which brother will stand, and which will fall?
Pulse-pounding, gritty, and unapologetically charged with ‘90s-style adrenaline, Money Train 2 doesn’t just bring back the thrill — it doubles down on chaos, spectacle, and heart. With Snipes and Harrelson’s legendary chemistry at its core and Lopez commanding the screen with fire and depth, this sequel turns the subway into a warzone where brotherhood is no longer just tested — it’s put on the line.
