When the mission is suicide and the target is personal, there’s only one man for the job.
Commando (2025) marks the explosive return of elite lone-operator action to the big screen, in a gritty, modernized reboot of the iconic military thriller. When a rogue paramilitary faction seizes control of a remote weapons facility in Eastern Europe, the world watches with uncertainty—until one man is sent in to stop them. Not a team. Not a battalion. Just him.
Ex-special forces operative Jack Rainer, once known as “The Ghost,” is pulled out of hiding after intelligence reveals that the faction is led by his former commander—thought dead years ago in a black ops disaster. The mission is simple: infiltrate, extract, and neutralize the threat. But nothing is ever that simple.
What begins as a tactical strike turns into a bloody, high-octane game of survival. Booby-trapped corridors, armored drones, biochemical payloads, and a deadly assassin squad await him at every turn. Yet Rainer pushes forward with one code: no compromise, no retreat. Haunted by betrayal and driven by justice, he must stop a global catastrophe—armed with only his instincts, his fists, and an arsenal he picks up along the way.
Commando is a relentless symphony of bullets, betrayal, and brute strength—crafted for fans of old-school action with modern intensity. It’s not just one man against an army. It’s one man against the system that created it.
