Snabba Cash II

Título original: Snabba cash II

2012
Not Rated
1h 39min

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Trailer Easy Money II w/ English subtitles

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Action Crime Drama Thriller

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThree years later, JW gets out of prison, but soon finds himself between the contending parties of his criminal past.Three years later, JW gets out of prison, but soon finds himself between the contending parties of his criminal past.Three years later, JW gets out of prison, but soon finds himself between the contending parties of his criminal past.

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Premios
- 1 premio y 3 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
Dragomir Mrsics who plays Mrado has served time for one of the largest bank heists in Sweden. The robbers targeted Gotabanken in Stockholm, Sweden and got away with 930mil SEK (about $93mil). Only small parts of the money has since been recovered. The crime is now prescribed and he has gone public with the story about the robbery and what he did with his part of the loot.

Pifias
Mrado and JW are cellmates in prison. Considering they have been involved in major organized crime and taken shots at each other, they would more likely be held separately for safety reasons.

Conexiones
Followed by Snabba cash - Livet deluxe (2013)

Banda sonora
Devil's Work (Alex Metric Remix)
Written By Christian Karlsson, Pontus Winnberg, Andrew Wyatt
Performed by Miike Snow
© Universal Music Publishing AB/ Downtown Music Publishing
(p) 2012 Sony Music

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6/10

Uneasy money

'Easy Money' was a gripping, albeit conventional, story of an ordinary man dragged into a life of crime. This sequel, while also quite watchable, seems to have less purpose: we're reintroduced to the various characters we met in the first film, and watch their continuing, violent and disastrous efforts to make it rich by dealing in drugs. It's broadly believable if a little exaggerated in tempo: drug gangs wouldn't actually survive if their individual members generally perished at quite this rate, but unlike the first film, there's never any possibility of redemption or escape. The sentimental ending rings a little false given the disregard for human life shown by all participants.