Mr. Church reunites the Expendables for what should be an easy paycheck, but when one of their men is murdered on the job, their quest for revenge puts them deep in enemy territory and up against an unexpected threat.
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Credits: TheMovieDb.

Film Cast:

• Barney Ross: Sylvester Stallone
• Lee Christmas: Jason Statham
• Yin Yang: Jet Li
• Gunner Jensen: Dolph Lundgren
• Booker: Chuck Norris
• Jean Vilain: Jean-Claude Van Damme
• Church: Bruce Willis
• Trench: Arnold Schwarzenegger
• Hale Caesar: Terry Crews
• Toll Road: Randy Couture
• Billy ‘The Kid’ Timmons: Liam Hemsworth
• Hector: Scott Adkins
• Maggie Chan: Nan Yu
• Pilar: Amanda Ooms
• Lacy: Charisma Carpenter
• Billy’s Wife: Nikolette Noel
• Bojan: George Zlatarev
• Stephan: Alexander Moskov
• Sick Man: Nikola Dodov
• Hostage – Dr. Zhou: Wenbo Li
• Sang Leader / Sang Foreman: Borislav Zahariev
• Bartender: Penka Kodova
• Rebel Leader: Arkanay Boonsong
• Sang Soldier: Dimo Alexiev
• Sang: Velislav Pavlov
• Miner #1: Anton Trendafilov
• Miner #2: Mariy Rosen
• Miner #3: Julian Stanishkov
• Miner #4: Velimir Velev
• Village Woman 1: Irina Sophia Krichely
• Village Woman 2: Lyudmila Slaneva
• Village Woman 3: Silvia Petkova
• Village Woman 4: Alexandra Spasova
• Village Woman 5: Juliana Saiska
• Village Woman 6: Sanya Borisova
• Village Woman 7: Biliana Petrinska
• Village Woman 8: Diana Dobreva
• Giant Sang: Liubomir Simeonov
• Sang Soldier (uncredited): Aleksandar Belovski
• Himself (uncredited): Novak Djokovic
• Miner #5 (uncredited): Niki Stanchev
• Rebel Soldier (uncredited): Antoaneta Yordanova
• Sang Soldier (uncredited): Velizar Peev

Film Crew:

• Director of Photography: Shelly Johnson
• Original Music Composer: Brian Tyler
• Art Direction: Keith Pain
• Foley: Ellen Heuer
• Costume Supervisor: Mark Peterson
• Executive Producer: Jason Constantine
• Second Unit Director of Photography: Harvey Harrison
• Director: Simon West
• Screenplay: Sylvester Stallone
• Producer: Kevin King Templeton
• Executive Producer: Boaz Davidson
• Producer: Les Weldon
• Producer: Danny Lerner
• Producer: Avi Lerner
• Story: Richard Wenk
• Producer: John Thompson
• Visual Effects Editor: Steven Ramirez
• Story: Ken Kaufman
• Executive Producer: Trevor Short
• Executive Producer: Danny Dimbort
• Executive Producer: Guymon Casady
• Production Design: Paul Cross
• Visual Effects Editor: Steve R. Moore
• Executive Producer: Basil Iwanyk
• Steadicam Operator: Lorenzo Senatore
• Casting: Marianne Stanicheva
• Camera Operator: Emil Topuzov
• Art Direction: Sonya Savova
• Editor: Todd E. Miller
• Executive Producer: Jon Feltheimer
• Costume Supervisor: Ina Damianova
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Chris David
• Visual Effects Producer: Scott Coulter
• Camera Operator: Anton Bakarski
• Costume Design: Lizz Wolf
• Art Direction: Ivan Ranghelov
• Steadicam Operator: Ross W. Clarkson
• Dialogue Editor: Christopher Eakins
• Story: David Agosto
• Second Unit Director of Photography: Attila Szalay
• Camera Operator: Orlin Ruevski
• Dialect Coach: Bob Corff
• Makeup Department Head: Scott H. Eddo
• Set Decoration: Valentina Mladenova
• Supervising Art Director: Adam A. Makin
• Makeup Artist: Yana Stoyanova
• Set Costumer: Jasmina Vasileva
• Set Designer: Yossif Mladenov
• Music Editor: Joe Lisanti
• Greensman: Orlin Grozdanov
• Art Department Coordinator: Anna Hadzhieva
• Stunt Coordinator: Dian Hristov
• Costume Supervisor: Anna Gelinova
• Set Costumer: Asen Karanikolov
• Location Manager: Denitza Daverova
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Danail Hadzhiyski
• Camera Operator: Alexander Krumov
• Art Direction: Alexei Karagyaur
• Set Designer: Stefan Manchev
• Property Master: Dirk Buchmann
• Transportation Coordinator: Kalin Nikolov
• Digital Intermediate: Bruce Lomet
• Still Photographer: Frank Masi
• Greensman: Yulian Svilenov
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Gabriel J. Serrano
• Sound Recordist: Tim Limer
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Ajoy Mani
• Visual Effects Art Director: Simeon Asenov
• Visual Effects Editor: Angelina Borisowa
• Helicopter Camera: John Marzano
• Hairstylist: Nicole Venables
• Hairstylist: Melizah Anguiano Wheat
• Steadicam Operator: Henry Tirl
• Camera Operator: Des Whelan
• Sound Recordist: Jesse Ehredt
• Camera Operator: David McGill
• Makeup Artist: Sofi Hvarleva
• Art Direction: Ivailo Nikolov
• Supervising Sound Effects Editor: David Esparza
• Visual Effects Editor: Nikolay Pachov
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Abhinav Sah
• Camera Operator: Hristo Genkov
• Set Costumer: Aneta Velizar Kounova
• Unit Publicist: Gregg Brilliant
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Pablo José Fuertes
• Digital Intermediate: Mark Sahagun
• Makeup Artist: Valentin Valov
• Sequence Supervisor: Alexander Valev
• Camera Operator: Michael Applebaum
• Set Decoration: Pauline Seager
• Makeup Artist: Petya Simeonova
• Construction Coordinator: Alexander Kotsev
• Leadman: Kiril Dimov
• ADR & Dubbing: Aziz Acar
• Visual Effects Producer: Kunal Rasal
• Visual Effects Producer: Sanjot Sonalkar
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Stefan Tchakarov
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Stalin Saravanan
• Stunt Coordinator: Asim Ahmad
• Set Costumer: Patricia Gorman
• Transportation Coordinator: Lubomir Evtimov
• Script Supervisor: Lori Grabowski
• Script Supervisor: Rebecca Qin Jiang
• Location Manager: Tzanko Matchukliski
• Compositors: Dhumal Sagar
• Stunt Double: Jackson Spidell
• Costumer: Lora Velikova
• Other: Plamen Dimitrov

Movie Reviews:

• poisoned: Jokes aren’t funny. Scene logic is stupid. It´s a movie about guys with plastics in action!
• Per Gunnar Jonsson: This is a movie that you watch for two things and two things only, the action and seeing your old favourite macho-guys on the screen again. For me, it was mostly the action since some of these old guys are really…well…getting old. At least Stallone, Dolph and “Schwarzy” starts to get well past the best before date for these type of roles. Chuck Norris and Jean-Claude Van Damme actually didn’t look that old and Bruce Willis had a role where his age didn’t make him seem too misplaced.

  This movie is pretty much like the first The Expendables, that is some minimal story to build a whole bunch of action against. And action there is, lots of it. All of it quite well done although not always very realistic of course.

  In general it seems like the so called “critics” liked this movie more than the previous one. This I do not understand since I thought they were pretty similar and if nothing else, that the previous one was the better of them with a slightly more coherent and plausible plot. For instance, in this movie, old buddies where popping up out of nowhere saving their behinds with some pretty “magic” display of firepower which felt like the scene was just put in there to get the actor into the movie…which it probably was.

  I’m not complaining though. I wanted and expected an all-out action movie and that was what I got. Loads of action, macho-dialogue and cheesy jokes (I quite liked Schwarzy’s comment about that Smart crapmobile that they drove around inside the airport). Oh, and of course loads of references to other movies (Rambo, Terminator…) and stuff as well. They even managed to get a quote from Duke Nuke’m in there.

  I enjoyed myself immensely when watching this movie.