Den of Thieves 2: Pantera is the follow-up to the 2018 action-heist film Den of Thieves, available on Netflix. Subscribers of Netflix have been reporting viewing “five times” and calling the second movie “off the chain.”
Den of Thieves 2: Pantera arrived at Netflix expecting good response from viewers.
Den of Thieves, the follow-up to the popular 2018 action-heist movie, is Netflix streaming. Den of Thieves 2: Pantera returns director and writer Christian Gudegast as well as actors Gerard Butler and O’Shea Jackson Jr. Detective Nick “Big Nick” O’Brien (Gerard) is focused on Donnie particularly following the Federal Reserve in Los Angeles heist and soon gets caught with diamond thieves and the infamous Panther mob.
Den of Thieves 2 opened in January 10, 2025, in theatres On a $40 million dollar budget, the movie gross $57.1 million worldwide. Using a $30 million production budget, the first movie brought in $80.5 million.
Although the second movie might have made less money, it did considerably better on Rotten Tomato with 63% Tomatometer and 79% Popcornmeter when compared to 41% Tomatometer and 63% Popcornmeter for the first picture.
The second movie chronicles the events of the first, but now ex-marine Donnie Wilson (O’Shea) is in Europe organizing a large theft involving the World Diamond Center with a new gang.
Since the movie aired on the streamer on Thursday, March 20, Netflix members seemed to enjoy it. They have started sharing their favorable impressions of the movie on X once known as Twitter.
“ayeeeee Den of Thieves 2 off the chain,” one viewer wrote. “Den of thieves 2 on netflix i done watched it five times,” a second individual remarked. Another said: DEN OF THIEVES 2: PANTERA is on Netflix so goodbye melancholy and emotions of disconnectedness!
“Den of thieves 2 is on netflix now if you haven’s seen it,” a fourth Netflix customer said. It’s finking great. @OsheaJacksonJr den of thieves 2 tagged O’Shea with: fire bruh.
Fans of the Dens of Thieves series will soon have a third movie. Following the release of the second films, Lionsgate—the studio behind both of them—decided to proceed with another movie in January The Hollywood Reporter reported. Gerard and O’Shea are scheduled to make a comeback; Gerard will also produce under G-Base using his production company alongside Alan Siegel.
Along with writer-director Christian returning, Tucker Tooley will also be producing the movie. Before the second movie came out, he told The Hollywood Reporter he expected a short wait between the second and the third movie. He also mentioned the threequel had been “pitched.”
“It’s already put. It’s already done. Christian declared, “We’re ready to go.”