The Accountant 2 - Reviews

An immensely entertaining sequel, The Accountant 2 brings back both Ben Affleck’s autistic assassin and his frank, playful, neurotypical brother for a surprising buddy comedy steeped in equally unexpected sentiment.

...a pleasant surprise. It scratches that crime procedural itch, along with paramilitary-style gunplay, for a winning combination.

...those who do check out The Accountant 2 will find themselves mildly diverted for two hours and 12 minutes.

That’s the true power of Affleck and Bernthal’s collective charm offensive: They can make a junky story about a computer-brained savior of human-trafficking victims resemble a whimsical hangout session.

Ben Affleck and Jon Bernthal cook the books for a surprisingly fun adventure.

...might be better than the original.

...a fun, explosive romp as long as you can don't think about more than Ben Affleck and Jon Bernthal's bromance.

...the film has a reasonably firm sense of just how serious and how knowingly silly a movie about an uber-talented accountant ought to be.

Ben Affleck’s autistic assassin returns for solid sequel.

...Ben Affleck almost literally plays the brain to Jon Bernthal’s brawn, and the pair of likable performers have fantastic chemistry, conveying that love-hate thing that is exclusively a sibling dynamic.

Ben Affleck and Jon Bernthal seem to be enjoying themselves in this action sequel – and it's their chemistry that keeps it going.

The Accountant movies are superhero films for audiences who can’t take capes and spandex seriously.

Jon Bernthal pulls Affleck back into the action for a pleasingly old-fashioned – and refreshingly reactionary – buddy caper...

The reunion of the Wolff brothers is the best thing about The Accountant 2: Affleck and Bernthal were born to play bickering siblings, a dysfunctional double act who love each other despite the friction in their family.