In a world run by money, two rebels ride for something real.
Harley Davidson & The Marlboro Man (2025) is a gritty, high-octane reboot of the 1991 cult classic that brings back the outlaw spirit of American road heroes—but with a sharper edge, a modern threat, and even more horsepower. Set in a near-future dystopian America where corporate corruption bleeds into the streets, the film reignites the bromance, bullets, and rebellion that made the original unforgettable.
Harley Davidson (played by Jason Momoa) is a rough-edged biker who lives by his own code—fast rides, loyal friends, and no apologies. Marlboro Man (played by Boyd Holbrook or Pedro Pascal), once a rodeo legend turned drifter, is all swagger, smarts, and scars. When they reunite to save a dying friend's bar from being taken over by a predatory tech-bank conglomerate, they stumble onto something far more sinister: a corporate black-ops unit trafficking an experimental neuro-drug disguised as “performance enhancers.”
What follows is a high-speed war against armored drones, mercenaries in suits, and a city that's forgotten its soul. With shotguns, leather, and defiance, Harley and Marlboro bring old-school justice to a slick new world that underestimates how dangerous loyalty and rage can be when they're aimed in the right direction.
Directed with stylish grit and a neo-Western vibe, Harley Davidson & The Marlboro Man (2025) doesn’t just honor the original—it turbocharges it. The themes of friendship, freedom, and fighting back are louder, dirtier, and more relevant than ever.
