Movie Review: 'Nobody 2' Forgets What Worked in the Original
Bob Odenkirk stars as Hutch Mansell in Nobody 2, an action sequel blending gritty violence and family drama, with an 82% Rotten Tomatoes rating, releasing August 15 worldwide.
- Nobody 2, starring Bob Odenkirk, opened worldwide in theaters on August 15, 2025, as the sequel to the 2021 film Nobody.
- The sequel followed Hutch Mansell's attempt to save his family while juggling a dual storyline that critics said caused focus issues and felt thin.
- The film features Hutch taking his wife, kids, and former FBI agent dad on a summer trip to Plummerville Tiki Rush, a suburban water park tied to a criminal enterprise led by Sharon Stone's character.
- Nobody 2 earned an initial 89% Rotten Tomatoes rating, higher than John Wick: Chapter 2’s 82%, but reviews noted the script felt rote and the story lacked the original's appeal.
- The film’s reception suggests it struggles to balance humor, violence, and narrative, indicating challenges in replicating the first film’s success despite strong action sequences and Odenkirk’s performance.
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Nobody 2: Twice the Carnage, but Not Enough
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Review: Unoriginal ‘Nobody 2’ forgets what worked in the original
Just about anyone can be an action hero when production company 87North — the team behind the “John Wick” franchise — is behind the camera. They proved that in 2021 when they made comedian and “Better Call Saul” star Bob Odenkirk a surprise badass in the hyper-violent dadsploitation flick “Nobody.” Odenkirk played Hutch, a suburban dad and corporate stooge with a surprising past, who is unable to keep a lid on his instincts, like a kettle boilin…
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