Hutch Mansell, a suburban dad, overlooked husband, nothing neighbor — a "nobody." When two thieves break into his home one night, Hutch's unknown long-simmering rage is ignited and propels him on a brutal path that will uncover dark secrets he fought to leave behind.
Hutch Mansell is a seemingly ordinary, unassuming family man who is pushed to his limit after a home invasion. What his family and acquaintances don't know is that Hutch has a hidden past and possesses a dangerous set of skills. This event ignites a ferocious streak in him, leading him on a brutal path of vengeance against a dangerous crime cartel.
Nobody was generally well-received by critics and audiences, who praised its thrilling action sequences, Bob Odenkirk's surprisingly effective performance as a hardened anti-hero, and its dark humor. While some critics noted its similarities to other 'John Wick'-esque action films, the film was largely seen as an entertaining and satisfying entry in the genre.
Google audience: Audiences largely enjoyed 'Nobody,' highlighting Bob Odenkirk's transformation into an action star and the film's exciting, well-choreographed fight scenes. Many found it to be a fun and satisfyingly violent popcorn flick.
Bob Odenkirk trained extensively for the role for over two years, incorporating various martial arts disciplines and stunt work, leading him to describe the process as 'exhilarating and terrifying.'
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