Jorma Tommila’s Aatami Korpi, the immortal gold-digger grandpa, is back — etched deeper in scars, eyes like frozen fury, dismantling his war-murdered family home beam by beam to rebuild peace. But postwar Soviet raiders (Aksel Hennie snarling, Jack Doolan scheming) shatter it all, stealing his shot at serenity. Cue the cross-country carnage: Horse chases through blizzard barrens, ice-cracking ambushes, a Red Army commander (Stephen Lang, all grizzled menace) hunting the unkillable. Every stunt’s practical brutality — bodies vanishing into snow-sucks, axes embedding in grins — ratchets the savagery to John Wick’s Arctic fever dream.

Tommila’s silent storm radiates zero-fucks vengeance; the dialogue-less script grunts pure poetry of loss and payback. Helander’s history-laced grind amps the stakes, blending bloody logistics with heart-deep honor. Opened soft at $2.6M but critics roar 7.3/10 — if you devoured Sisu 1, this sequel’s your bloody encore, fiercer, funnier in its feral way.

The legend sharpened? Nah, forged into a warhammer. Who’s riding the revenge road with me?

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