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.
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- american_shishiAugust 6, 2025It's good, but not quite great. Extremely entertaining action scenes and good mindless violence. But it's even lighter on plot and character development than the John wick series which this is very closely related to in almost every way. As long as you are only looking for action, cool fight scenes, and occasional dark humor, this is a great fit. And I even need to call out specifically how much I liked the way this character doesn't act reluctant to "go back to his old ways" a little at first, but the more he indulges, the more happy and alive he feels and I found myself enjoying that dynamic over the opposite where the character regrets and you are supposed to be sad he's getting mixed up in a bad world again. But the lack of even a serious ATTEMPT at plausible plot and purpose beyond "they got on the same bus that night" keeps me from giving this a higher rating. I enjoyed it, I recommend it for good action, but I reserve 4 and 5 stars for films I think are universally good and amazing respectively.
- ርልዪረSeptember 2, 2025Wasn’t going in to this film with high hopes, especially when it’s one of those movies that come with the coattail hanging strap line “From the makers of…”, but when those makers are the ones who brought us the carefully crafted John Wick universe of balletic violence one has to give them the benefit of the doubt. And they did not disappoint… Though not technically part of the JWU, more it’s suburban white collar dad, Nobody moves in a similar world of clandestine killers & the Russian mobsters taking over America’s homegrown criminals on their own turf. Definitely cruder cut & without the stylish settings, Nobody makes up for a devilishly comic approach. This is particularly true in its casting with “Better Call Saul”’s Bob Odenkirk teaming up with Christopher Lloyd, refusing to go gentle into that good night both as actor & character, & rapper RZA firing off expletives as rapidly as bullets to take down the Russian mob. The build up to this climatic set piece is wonderful, full of twists & turns, moments that take you by surprise, genuinely surprise you when you rewind to the start where our “Nobody” is a timid suburban wage slave. That is until a minor home invasion robbery and an encounter with drunken rich bratskis sparks reawakening. It’s not long before our hero is setting fire to the entire Russian mafia pension fund. That children is why the rest of us look for less flammable investments for retirement. Charged by the mirth and menace in Odenkirk’s dynamite performance, “Nobody” goes deeper than an adrenaline rush to become a potent provocation about how violence is hardwired into the American character. All backed by a soundtrack that mixes 60s pop favourites with the sort of throbbing bass that set the scene in John Wick. You really won’ know what hit you.
- jonathanwhi7July 20, 2026This gets 5 stars because it really was that good. It had the tired and mentally and emotionally spent protagonist who is doing the best he can with absolutely nothing picking him up at the end of the day, but he keeps getting up. This is most definitely a good movie for tradesmen everywhere. I will say the family side of the story makes one hope during the movie. The long and short, if you're a fan of the John Wick movies, if you like movies that give you a real feel but all while entertaining you, you will enjoy this one. It's a great example of what happens when one has been pushed too far and everyone, everywhere, has just FAFO that it really wasn't a good idea to GO THERE.....
- RaulRLupescuJuly 12, 2026Went in expecting a fairly standard action thriller and came out pleasantly surprised by how much character work is packed into it. Bob Odenkirk is genuinely the right choice for this role his everyman energy makes the transformation from mild-mannered dad to something far more dangerous land in a way that would've felt hollow with a more obvious action lead. The film takes its time in the first act, and that patience pays off. By the time things escalate, you actually care about the stakes instead of just waiting for the next set piece. The action itself is well-choreographed and grounded, favoring brutal practicality over flashy spectacle, which fits the tone perfectly. It's not without its rough edges some side characters get less development than they deserve, and a couple of plot conveniences ask you to look the other way. But the pacing, the lead performance, and a handful of genuinely memorable sequences make up for it. A film that knows exactly what kind of story it wants to tell and executes it with confidence.
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Nobody was released on March 18, 2021.
Nobody was directed by Ilya Naishuller.
Nobody has a runtime of 1h 31m.
Nobody was produced by David Leitch, Kelly McCormick, Bob Odenkirk, Marc Provissiero, Braden Aftergood.
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.
The key characters in Nobody are Hutch Mansell (Bob Odenkirk), Yulian Kuznetsov (Aleksey Serebryakov), Becca Mansell (Connie Nielsen).
Nobody is rated R.
Nobody is an Action, Drama, Crime film.
Nobody has an audience rating of 9.4 out of 10.
Nobody had a budget of $16M.
Nobody has made $57.5M at the box office.