Review: Nobody 2 is an action without a brill brill b-movie action

Bob Odenkirk has returned as Hutch Manell in None 2And yes, it is still destroying the fools with the type of wild energy that makes you jump and laugh at the same time. This sequel does not try to overcome in cunning or change the formula, simply transforms the dial into chaos, blood and dark comedy. If you liked the first movie, you will have fun with this.

Four years after Hutch has torn the Russian crowd, he is now paying a debt of $ 30 million with the same organization, one blow at a time. It is a grinding and has had a toll. His wedding with Connie NielsenBecca is tense, his children see him barely and gets tired from the constant murder.

So, of course, the family decides to take a holiday so necessary for the majestic halfway and the Wild Bill water park, an old Hutch childhood meeting with her brother, played again to Rza.

Of course, Hutch cannot even take a break without chaos explodes. A meeting with some local criminals in the city of Plummerville transforms the things on the side and the Mango family ends up in the attractions of a local criminal ring managed by a flamey magnate of the themed park (John Ortiz), a shady sheriff (Colin Hanks), and the most brutal bad -animated bad guy still faced, played by Sharon Stone.

And here’s where the film stumbles. Stone’s performance is … a lot. It is the type of exaggerated evil that feels out of synchronization with the rest of the cast. All the others play it enough put to the ground to sell the highest world, but Stone becomes a bad wild -animated wild style, but not in a positive sense.

I don’t understand why he played the character as he did. Some people could have fun, but for me it was too annoying and very strange.

Having said that, when the fists and bullets begin to fly, None 2 Go all in. Director Thymus tjahjanto (The night comes for us) He knows a wild and gruesome action and leaves Odenkirk out of the chain. The film relies on Hutch’s absurdity that both a loving dad and a cold -blooded killer, sometimes in the same breath. I loved the way the film went full on the Looney Tunes style Mayhem, with its explosive actions.

This time there is a stronger emotional underground current, especially with Becca. Nielsen has more to do and his bow adds a little land so necessary to all chaos. In the meantime, Christopher Lloyd He returns as a happy dad of Hutch, stealing scenes with the same loose thirst for blood that led to the original.

None 2 He is not trying to reinvent anything. He knows what it is: a gritty, fun, occasionally unbridled thrill. It does not worry about the construction of the universe or tradition.

He just wants to give you 90 minutes of inventive fun and pumking, and with Odenkirk who completely has this role, offers exactly this.