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.

A review of 'Nobody 2' with Bob Odenkirk returning as the Everyman family man turned assassin as he takes wife and kids on a vacation to remember

It pushes formula to a ridiculous extreme, but Odenkirk, as an emasculated sitcom dad who's also a homicidal badass, makes the cartoon duality work.

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

Nobody was a John Wick-ian action fantasy about shedding the straitjacket of suburban domesticity for the liberating pleasures of youth—which, in the case of Hutch (Bob Odenkirk), meant reverting to his old murderous special-ops ways.

There's no sense of any particular care or passion in this sequel, which frequently feels like the hurried Wikipedia plot summary of a more fleshed-out film that doesn't actually exist.

Bob Odenkirk's new action movie debuts with a solid Rotten Tomatoes score from critics ahead of its theatrical release in just a few days.

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

Bob Odenkirk returns for "Nobody 2," the sequel to his 2021 surprise hit. However, Sharon Stone nearly slithers away with the film.