Timo Tjahjanto takes over directing duties for this follow-up to 2021's surprise action hit about an ordinary family man who's actually a professional assassin.

Odenkirk and Sharon Stone's performances can't save this over-the-top action film that lacks depth and feels more like a John Wick knock-off 2/5 stars "De-escalate," mutters Bob Odenkirk's Hutch Mansell in Nobody 2,

A (contrived, unconvincing) brush-up between Brady and a town bully quickly gets Hutch on the radar of Lendina’s sniveling toadie sheriff Abel (Colin Hanks, whose deliciously smug attitude makes for the movie’s only memorable performance), forcing him to bare fists and kick ass to save his family.

Bob Odenkirk returns as Hutch Mansell in "Nobody 2," a sequel that struggles to find its footing, says Associated Press critic Mark Kennedy.

The family vacation Hutch goes on may not be the most original, but vacations don’t need to be original. They just need to be fun and 'Nobody 2' offers enough of that.

Imagine a National Lampoon vacation if Chevy Chase was a badass mass murderer — the 'Nobody' sequel is just as awesome as that sounds

Bob Odenkirk returns for the sequel to his 2021 runaway action hit, where he plays a retired hitman forced back into the game.

Nobody 2 cuts right to the chase to give us a brisk, violent 89 minutes of Bob Odenkirk beating up bad guys. Here's our review.