No One

A seemingly ordinary family man, Hutch Mansell, who is often overlooked and underestimated, snaps after a home invasion. This violent incident triggers his dormant, deadly capabilities, revealing a past he desperately tried to bury. As he unleashes his unique set of skills, he finds himself in a brutal war with a dangerous Russian crime lord.

No One received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its blend of brutal action, dark humor, and Bob Odenkirk's surprisingly effective performance as an unlikely action hero. Audiences also enjoyed the film's fast-paced set pieces and its satisfyingly violent, cathartic narrative.

• Bob Odenkirk delivers a surprisingly compelling and charismatic performance as an action lead.

• The film offers inventive and thrillingly brutal action sequences.

• Its dark humor and over-the-top violence are highly entertaining.

Google audience: Google users overwhelmingly loved "No One," praising Bob Odenkirk's unexpected turn as an action star and the film's intense, well-choreographed fight scenes. Many found it to be a surprisingly fun and satisfyingly violent ride, with some highlighting its dark comedic elements.

Bob Odenkirk trained for over two years with stunt coordinator and second unit director David Leitch (known for 'John Wick' and 'Deadpool 2') to prepare for the film's extensive fight choreography.