The second trailer for Ghost Soldier has landed, and with it, the full scope of Jim Caviezel’s latest action vehicle. The film, directed by Will Eubank — known for The Signal, Underwater, and Land of Bad, arrives in US theatres on November 11, 2026, under Sony Pictures’ banner. Caviezel stars as Henry “Fitz” Fitzgerald, a solitary man living off-grid in Wyoming, whose quiet life shatters when a powerful foreign corporation descends on his community with plans to seize land. What follows is not negotiation, but resistance. Fitz reveals himself as a former Green Beret and advanced weapons developer, armed with gear no one has ever seen before: invisibility blankets, auto-targeting rockets, and a rifle that fires without recoil. The trailer leans into the genre’s excesses. The tech feels like science fiction, but the stakes are personal. “He’s not a threat, he’s a guarantee,” the voiceover declares. “He’s gonna keep you safe!” It’s a promise wrapped in menace. The film’s screenplay is credited to Chris Papasadero, with production handled by David Zelon and William Sherak. Supporting cast includes Olivia Thirlby, Beau Knapp, Garret Dillahunt, and Shea Whigham. While the first trailer offered a tighter build-up, this one ramps up the spectacle, more explosions, more close-ups of futuristic weaponry, more of Caviezel’s dead-eyed resolve. There’s no indication yet of an Indian release date. But given the film’s tone. Loud, fast, and unapologetically over-the-top, it’s unlikely to be overlooked. The question now isn’t whether it’ll make noise. It’s how much of it will stick after the credits roll.
Ghost Soldier Trailer 2: Jim Caviezel’s Invisibility Gun & Corporate War
Jim Caviezel returns as a lone warrior with invisible guns and a vendetta against corporate greed in Sony’s November 2026 action thriller.
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