Netflix is already auditioning orcs for the Bright sequel it just green-lit

Smith has been attached to the sequel since before the first film, which stars the resurgent action hero and Edgerton as mismatched cops trying to keep a wand out of an elf’s hands, debuted December 22 on Netflix. The A.V. Club’s Katie Rife found the film full of “locker-room comebacks” as it “gestures vaguely at an allegory about police brutality and race, which may have been more impactful in the original script.”

Edgerton will join Smith for the sequel, which doesn’t have a release date. There’s also no subtitle or tagline for Bright 2 yet, though we imagine “Bad Boys in Mordor” will be tough to beat.