Liam Neeson is able to get again behind the wheel of an outsized automobile for extra harrowing hijinks in Ice Highway: Vengeance, the anticipated sequel to 2021’s The Ice Highway. The newest chapter of the Ice Highway sequence finds Neeson’s Mike McCann touring to Nepal, the place he encounters one other above-all-odds state of affairs requiring his specific abilities to navigate.
Right here’s the official synopsis for Ice Highway: Vengeance courtesy of Vertical:
Massive rig ice street driver Mike McCann (Liam Neeson) travels to Nepal to scatter his late brother’s ashes on Mt. Everest. Whereas on a packed tour bus traversing the lethal 12,000 ft. terrain of the notorious Highway to the Sky, McCann and his mountain information (Fan Bingbing) encounter a gaggle of ruthless mercenaries and should combat to avoid wasting not solely themselves however the harmless passengers and an area village getting ready to destruction.
Liam Neeson and Fan Bingbing lead Ice Highway: Vengeance, with Marcus Thomas, Grace O’Sullivan, Saksham Sharma, Bernard Curry, Geoff Morrell, Mahesh Jadu, Amelia Bishop, Shapoor Batliwalla, Monish Anand, Shivantha Wijesinha, and CJ Bloomfield filling out the solid.
In 2021’s The Ice Highway, a distant diamond mine collapses in far northern Canada, and a ‘big-rig’ ice street driver, Mike McCann (Liam Neeson), should lead an unattainable rescue mission over a frozen lake to avoid wasting the trapped miners. Alongside for the trip are Tantoo (Amber Midthunder) and Mike’s brother, Gurty McCann (Marcus Thomas), who add a stage of hazard to the mission as Mike should account for his or her errors and interference.
In Vertical‘s Ice Road: Vengeance trailer, Mike (Neeson) partners with Dhani (Bingbing Fan) to foil the attempted kidnapping of a young man who turns out to be the son of the governor of Nepal. Unfortunately for Mike and Dhani, they’ve inadvertently kicked a hornet’s nest by saving the boy’s life, and now they’ve bought a busload of individuals to guard as they keep away from thugs, criminals, the cops, and hairpin turns that would finish their collective lives in seconds. Buckle your seat belts, of us! It’s going to be a bumpy trip!
Ice Highway: Vengeance comes to pick theaters on June 27 and On Demand on July 1.
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