Name: Nobody 2
Genre: Action, Thriller
Released: 2025-08-22
Rating: 6.5
Cast: Bob Odenkirk, Christopher Lloyd, Connie Nielsen, Colin Salmon, Colin Hanks

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In this sequel to the 2021 action thriller, Hutch Mansell, a former assassin, is drawn back into his violent past after stopping a home invasion. His actions set off a series of events that expose hidden truths about both his and his wife Becca's pasts.

Nobody 2

Times of India

The Indian Express

A former assassin takes his family on a seemingly innocent break to Plummerville to make happy memories. A small altercation at an amusement arcade escalates into a violent chain reaction, pulling him back into a brutal showdown with a corrupt local syndicate and its handmaidens in the police.
Review: When the original ‘Nobody’ landed in 2021 it felt like a cheeky, blood-soaked answer to the modern revenge/action template set by the ‘John Wick’ franchise — part dark comedy, part bruising choreography — and it created a tidy playground for sequels.
'Nobody 2' steps into that playground with a straightforward brief: give audiences more of what worked before while widening the toybox. Director Timo Tjahjanto embraces that mandate, staging set-piece after set-piece in and around an eerily cheerful amusement park that becomes a playground for grisly creativity. The choice of a theme-park backdrop is not new but turns out to be smart nonetheless – it’s visually distinct, it provides novel stunt possibilities and it lets the film alternate between childhood nostalgia and ugly violence with effective contrast.
At the centre is Hutch Mansell (Bob Odenkirk), who once again wears the envelope of a mild-mannered suburban dad while hiding lethal skill. He sells the contrast between a worn family man and a trained killer with convincing subtlety. Odenkirk commits fully to the physicality and the comic timing the role requires; his measured, rueful expressions make Hutch a believable and oddly sympathetic engine of mayhem. Around him the supporting cast supplies colour and muscle. Becca (Connie Nielsen) is finally given more to do than in the first film. She shares meaningful moments that strengthen the couple’s dynamic. Family members played by RZA (cousin Harry) and Christopher Lloyd (Hutch’s father David) add texture, reminding viewers that Hutch’s life is more than a string of fights.
Yet not every performance lands equally. Lendina (Sharon Stone), conceived as the film’s primary antagonist, is treated with a broad, cartoonish brush that flattens her into a stylish cipher — all-black avatar, dark shades and hair pulled back — rather than a layered, menacing foil. That choice is especially jarring given Stone’s history of playing dangerously complex women; it’s hard not to think of her seductively nuanced, hopelessly lethal Catherine Tramell in ‘Basic Instinct’. It’s disappointing to see a performer of Stone’s calibre relegated to a one-note role that emphasises style over depth.
Tonally, the movie often chooses spectacle over soul. The action is loud, cleverly choreographed and frequently entertaining, but the dramatic stakes sometimes feel cursory. The sequel excels when it embraces chaos and momentum; it falters when it tries to manufacture emotional weight from shallow conflicts. Still, there is clear craft in the fight design and a consistent sense that the filmmakers understand their audience’s appetite for kinetic set-pieces.
In short, 'Nobody 2' is an assured, unapologetic action sequel: not particularly ambitious, but confident in its purpose. The script by Derek Kolstad and Aaron Rabin moves briskly but limits deeper character work. It will satisfy viewers who came for expertly staged violence and Bob Odenkirk’s surprising physical charisma. Those seeking anything deeper than that might find it wanting.

There is a point in the film where we see a wide frame where Hutch Mansell (Bob Odenkirk), begrudgingly walking away from a potential fight involving a bunch of non-English speakers, a Sheriff (Colin Hanks), heaps of money, gasoline, two barrels of unknown chemicals, and a young boy who is kidnapped by the bad men. The frame is static. Hutch has left the place in his car, and you know bad people are going to do bad things. The frame is static. And why is it so? It is because team Nobody 2 knows that every member sitting in the audience, across the globe, knows that Hutch would return. There is no way the car wasn’t going to reverse right back into the frame. There is no way that Hutch wasn’t going to enter the conflict zone and smash his bloody way out of everything and save the teenager because… He is Hutch. And Nobody 2 is not even trying to surprise you. Even a little bit.
Unlike the John Wick series, where the titular character is forever on the run from one group or another over the series of four films, Hutch is someone who isn’t exactly on the run, even if the machinations are mostly similar. In fact, in this film, Hutch is on a break. A vacation from his seemingly never-ending rampage of gory violence. And where does Hutch, his wife Becca (Connie Nielsen), son Brady (Gage Munroe), daughter Sammy (Paisley Cadorath), and father (Christopher Lloyd) go to? A little town on the border called Plummerville, which is a core memory from Hutch’s childhood, and is a carnival town of sorts. There is an arcade. There are watersports. There are well-lit giant wheels. There are rickety old rides. And of course, a wild wolf is biding its time in a creaky old cage. And nope, it is not a metaphor for Hutch because he wastes no time in getting into the wrong side of a criminal ring, headed by Lendina (Sharon Stone, having too much fun), based out of Plummerville, and they are hell-bent on murdering him and his family. All of us know what happens when you go after them.

So, what are we left with? Hutch is trying to reconcile with his family, who aren’t really happy that he isn’t spending enough time with them. Hutch is still doing assignments because he owes money to the Russian mob, the same money he torched to the ground in the first film. But again, the story doesn’t really matter in Nobody 2. What’s the point of it anyway? We are in for a brisk 90-minute ride into the world of mindless violence, slasher core with wry humour, and of course, the feeling of having watched a bloodied mess of a film that doesn’t promise anything but a fun-filled, gory ride at the movies. 
And that’s exactly what unfolds in Nobody 2 as each stunt gets more bloody, more gory, slightly less inventive, but scores points on the immense inventiveness of the setting. Are the hand-to-hand combats getting tedious? Try imagining a katana going against a machete in the dark woods illuminated by the night sky. Are limbs hanging on by the barest of bones getting boring? Try imagining a playpen that blows people to smithereens. You get the drift, right? There are also a couple of poignant moments that highlight the bonding between a father and his child, as well as the cyclical nature of dads wanting their sons to be significantly better versions of themselves. But there is just too much blood, too frequent blowing up, and too many bullets to pause and take in the nuances of these conversations. We are just distracted by the action setpieces and the euphoria of openly enjoying gratuitous violence.

As the credits roll, we aren’t sure if we watched a film with a plot and character development or if we just sat back and witnessed the live streaming of a violent video game, with countless others egging on the murderous rampage, feeling a sense of collective catharsis. Nevertheless, Nobody 2 feels more like a reprise than a sequel. It needs a lot more freshness and a screenplay structure that doesn’t rely on milking the novelty of seeing Bob Odenkirk play a poker-faced assassin, which is now starting to wear thin. Yes, he gets hurt a lot, and the stakes are getting higher, and yet, it doesn’t reflect in the film, simply because we know Hutch is going to return when the frame gets static. And… Nobody likes a showoff.

Bob Odenkirk is an American actor, comedian and filmmaker who mostly appears in television series. He rose to fame with his portrayal of the smooth-talking criminal lawyer Saul Goodman in the critically acclaimed  crime-drama series Breaking Bad and its spin-off Better Call Saul for which he received several prestigious awards and nominations. He also co-created and starred in HBO’s sketch comedy series Mr. Show with Bob and David. The success of his shows and his highly appreciated performances landed him roles in high profile movies like Nebraska by Alexander Payne and The Post by Steven Spielberg.

Bob Odenkirk

Christopher Lloyd

Danish beauty Connie Nielsen, has given many electrifying performances in different movies. Here are a few famous movies by Connie Nielsen Gladiator(2000), Basic(2003), Justice League(2017), The Ice Harvest(2005), The Haunted(2003).  Some of the upcoming movies of Connie Nielsen are Wonder Woman 1984, Nobody, Inheritance.

Connie Nielsen

Colin Salmon is a British actor. He is known for playing Charles Robinson in three James Bond films and James "One" Shade in the Resident Evil film series. He has had roles on many television series such as Tales from the Crypt, 24: Live Another Day, Arrow, Limitless and Master of None

Nobody 2

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