Set It Off 2 (2026) – First Trailer | Jada Pinkett Smith, Queen Latifah, Vivica A. Fox

The trailer opens with a slow pan across the familiar, gritty streets of Los Angeles, the camera moving through dark alleys and quiet, neon-lit corners. The sound of a low, pulsating beat echoes in the background as a familiar, intense vibe builds. Then, the camera cuts to a sleek, luxury car, driving fast through the city streets at night. The engine roars as it speeds past flashing lights and dangerous corners.

Narrator (Jada Pinkett Smith’s voice as Cleo):
“It’s been years since we pulled that job… but some things, they never really leave you.”

Cut to:
Cleo (Jada Pinkett Smith), standing in the shadows, looking older, wiser, but still carrying the weight of her past. She looks out over the city from the roof of a tall building, her face hard, yet contemplative. Her eyes scan the horizon, full of memories and regret.

Cleo (Jada Pinkett Smith, voice-over, gritty):
“You can leave the game… but the game never really leaves you.”

The music transitions to a suspenseful tone as the camera zooms out, revealing Frankie (Queen Latifah), now deeply involved in a new venture — a high-stakes business with a dark side. She’s in a sleek office, overlooking downtown LA, her demeanor just as tough and unyielding as before.

Frankie (Queen Latifah, with a calm yet dangerous tone):
“We may be out of the game, but we’re always ready for one last job. And this one’s going to be big.”

The camera cuts to T.T. (Vivica A. Fox), who is no longer the young, naive woman she once was. Now, she’s a powerful businesswoman, running her own successful enterprise, but there’s a simmering unease beneath her confident exterior. She’s in a meeting with shady associates, flipping through financial documents with icy precision.

T.T. (Vivica A. Fox, with quiet intensity):
“We know how to get things done, and this time… it’s personal.”

Cut to:
A mysterious new player enters the scene — a ruthless financier who offers Cleo, Frankie, and T.T. a deal they can’t refuse. He knows about their past and has an offer that could set them up for life… if they agree to one more heist. The stakes are higher than ever, and the clock is ticking.

Mysterious Financier (new actor, charismatic yet menacing):
“You ladies have a reputation, but what if I told you there’s one last chance to make it big? Think of it as redemption, for everything you’ve been through.”

Cleo (squinting, skeptical):
“We’ve done this before. One wrong move, and it all falls apart. What makes you think this time’s any different?”

Mysterious Financier (smirking):
“Because, this time… you won’t be alone. I’ve got a team ready to take this thing all the way.”

The trailer shifts to a fast-paced montage of action-packed moments:

• Cleo, Frankie, and T.T. reuniting after years apart, the chemistry between them as strong as ever.
• The trio in action: infiltrating high-tech vaults, robbing a corrupt billionaire, and facing off against powerful enemies.
• Car chases, explosions, and close calls as they fight to outsmart the law and their new enemies.
• The camera shows their new accomplices, skilled but unpredictable, and the tension between everyone as trust begins to crack.

Frankie (grinning, in the middle of an adrenaline-pumping escape):
“You thought you could walk away from the game? Baby, the game is in your blood.”

T.T. (nervously glancing at Cleo and Frankie as they plan the heist):
“I don’t know about you two, but I’m not risking my life for a paycheck. We do this right… or we don’t do it at all.”

Cleo (sternly):
“It’s too late to turn back now. We’ve come this far. One last job… and we walk away. We have to.”

Cut to:
The final confrontation — a high-stakes standoff at a luxury casino, where the entire plan is on the line. FBI agents close in, while betrayals and double-crosses complicate everything. The tension builds as the final heist unfolds, with the team fighting to survive and escape with their lives.

Frankie (on edge, aiming a gun):
“This isn’t just about the money anymore. It’s about surviving this thing and coming out on top.”

T.T. (focused, eyes locked on the target):
“We have one shot at this… don’t mess it up.”

Cleo (determined, calm amidst the chaos):
“It’s do or die. And we’re not dying today.”

Final Scene:
The camera slows down as the three women — older, wiser, and more dangerous than ever — walk away from the chaos, their heads held high. They’ve faced death, betrayal, and their own demons, but they’ve made it through… for now.

Text on screen: “Set It Off 2 – Coming Soon, 2026”

The trailer ends with a slow-motion shot of the three women walking into the distance, silhouetted against the sunset, as the familiar “Set It Off” theme song plays softly in the background.

Cleo (final voice-over, with a hint of a smile):
“One last job… that’s all it takes.”