FeatureR2019·102m·6.4

Backdraft 2

ActionCrimeDrama

Years after the original Backdraft, Sean, son of the late Steve "Bull" McCaffrey, is assigned to investigate a deadly fire only to realize it is something much more sinister.

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Cast

Joe Anderson

Sean McCaffrey

Alisha Bailey

Maggie Rening

Jessamine-Bliss Bell

Jenny

William Baldwin

Brian McCaffrey

Donald Sutherland

Ronald Bartel

Patrick Walshe McBride

Dylan

Alastair Mackenzie

Captain White

Mark Arnold

Fire Chief Soto

Emily Barber

PR Flak

Ross O'Hennessy

Jack

Cristina Flutur

Mother

Adam J. Bernard

Lieutenant Walker

Alexandre Nguyen

Driver

Sal Longobardo

Nick

Sia Alipour

Spark

Cyril Nri

Ricket

Dominic Mafham

Ralph Kuntz

Martin Hutson

Agent Johnson

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
Revenue
Age rating
R
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Title MediaUniversal 1440 EntertainmentImagine EntertainmentuFunduMediaPiste Rouge

Crew

Director

Gonzalo López-Gallego

Writers

Gregory Widen, Gregory Widen

Joseph Hodges

Production Design

Randy Edelman

Original Music Composer

Gonzalo López-Gallego

Editor

Oana Păunescu

Costume Design

José David Montero

Director of Photography

Gallery

Reviews

GenerationofSwine

1/12/2023

10.0

In the first one, Chicago was as much of a star as the fire. This feels cheaper and certainly was location The beautiful backdrop that made the first one so visually appealing is lost here and you have, well, you have Toronto instead and that just doesn't cut it. And, honestly, the leads Chicago accent is horrible. And the special effects are cheaper. And the plot holes are bigger and a lot more over-the-top conspiratorial. Still, the acting is decent and Donald Southerland is fantastic...again. The main issue is that the lead doesn't have the charm as Kurt Russel and Daniel Baldwin had in the original, it's missing the brilliantly delivered monologue from De Niro. In a lot of ways it absolutely sucks in comparison. However, if you take it for what it is, a straight to video sequel, it's not bad. Had it been a stand alone it would have been a lot better, it wouldn't have felt as much like the cheap cousin. But, for straight to video, it's entertaining enough.

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