Nobody 2 (2025)
Directed by Timo Tjahjanto
Former assassin Hutch Mansell takes his family on a nostalgic vacation to a small-town theme park, only to be pulled back into violence when they clash with a corrupt operator, a crooked sheriff, and a ruthless crime boss.
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…he and his allies rig Home Alone-style death traps for an infinite wave of anonymous assailants…
The big, violent finale set in a booby-trapped amusement park plays like “Home Alone” on a bloodier, R-rated sugar high.
…there’s also some Home Alone-style booby-trap action that makes for entertaining viewing.
The creative finale comes close, though, with a carnival outfitted with various landmines, grenades, and assorted Home Alone-style traps.
…including opening with an interrogation and using a Home Alone inspired shootout as its climax…
The finale, a bloodier Home Alone style battle in a water park…
It is National Lampoon’s Vacation by way of John Wick…
…it just can't help feeling like an attempted "John Wick" knockoff once again…
…no intenta replicar el tono “cool” de antihéroes como John Wick…
The action in the film isn’t nearly as clean as that of John Wick, but it is every bit as violent.
…stronger titles such as The Raid or John Wick…
Es una progresión similar a las que fueron haciendo las secuelas de «John Wick», la otra gran creación de su guionista Derek Kolstad…
Nobody 2 delivers the action-packed chaos that the first movie offered, but it gives up the nuance it had in its commentary on settling down.
The original Nobody took an unlikely action star in Bob Odenkirk (Better Call Saul) and made a badass flick that has long lingered since its release in 2021.
Following up on the 2021 original, Nobody 2 catches up with Hutch Mansell (Bob Odenkirk) fully back in the role of assassin-for-hire gig.
While the original Nobody was directed by Ilya Naishuller…
Four years ago, Bob Odenkirk surprised and delighted audiences with his sort of anti-John Wick action movie, Nobody.
Following the explosive events of the first film, Bob Odenkirk's Hutch Mansell is attempting to maintain a low profile and establish a normal life with his family.
…las comedias estivales de Pedro Lazaga y Mariano Ozores tipo 'Verano 70' o 'Cuarenta grados a la sombra'…
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Half Die Hard, half National Lampoon’s Vacation…
…the now-moldy dadsploitation rage that kicked off with Liam Neeson’s hit turn in Taken more than 15 years ago…
…it tries and fails to namecheck the kind of balletic choreography of stronger titles such as The Raid or John Wick…
On Keaton, rather than any one film
With Bob Odenkirk being just as good as he is in the first and seemingly having more fun acting like Buster Keaton in bravura set pieces where physical comedy comes first in creating action…
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'Nadie 2' no anda muy alejada tampoco de 'Padre no hay más que uno (el número que sea)'…
Half Die Hard, half National Lampoon’s Vacation…
It is National Lampoon’s Vacation by way of John Wick…
To save his family, Hutch decides to take everyone to an old amusement park he loved as a kid, effectively making Nobody 2 the spiritual and violent successor to National Lampoon’s Vacation.
This is no National Lampoon’s Vacation and Tiki Rush is certainly no Wally World.
Plummerville has echoes of Wally World from National Lampoon’s Vacation (1983), which I don’t think was an accident as Nobody 2′s trailer used that franchise’s “Holiday Road” song.
Who knew Hutch had an inner Clark Griswold?