Nobody

Hutch Mansell is a seemingly ordinary, unassuming family man who is constantly underestimated. After a home invasion rattles his family, Hutch's suppressed rage begins to surface, revealing a dark past he long abandoned. As he unleashes his lethal set of skills, he finds himself on a collision course with a dangerous Russian crime lord.

Nobody was generally well-received by critics and audiences alike, praised for its surprisingly effective blend of brutal action, dark humor, and a charismatic lead performance. Many noted its similarities to the John Wick franchise but appreciated its unique tone and character development.

• Delivers surprisingly satisfying and brutal action sequences.

• Bob Odenkirk's performance as an unlikely action hero is a standout.

• Offers a fun, violent, and darkly humorous ride.

Google audience: Audiences largely enjoyed the film's over-the-top action and found Bob Odenkirk to be a compelling and effective lead. Many appreciated the movie's commitment to its premise and its surprising moments of dark comedy.

Bob Odenkirk trained extensively for his role, enduring a rigorous regimen that included extensive fight choreography, weapons training, and physical conditioning for over two years.