"You don’t send a warning to Jimmy Bobo. You pray he never hears your name."
Bullet to the Head (2025) marks the explosive return of Jimmy Bobo (Sylvester Stallone) — older, meaner, and with nothing left to lose. This isn't about justice. It’s about cleaning up the blood trail that never dried.
Years after the events of New Orleans, Jimmy's gone underground — hiding from old enemies and even older memories. But when his estranged daughter is murdered in a staged hit linked to a shadowy cartel merger, the bullet that broke him… sets him off again.
From the neon slums of Miami to the blood-soaked penthouses of Bogotá, Jimmy digs through a new breed of crime — younger, faster, tech-backed killers who don’t play by street rules. Good. He’s not here to play.
Teaming up with a cyber-forensics agent (Ana de Armas) whose family has ties to the same cartel, Jimmy begins a new war — one filled with brutal interrogations, backroom betrayals, and close-range justice. But the deeper he goes, the more he realizes: this wasn’t random. This was personal. And the people behind it? They know exactly who he is.
Sleeker, darker, and shot through with Stallone's bone-dry grit, Bullet to the Head (2025) isn’t a sequel. It’s a kill list.
