'Nobody 2' review: Not just any nobody


By AGENCY
The building's new elevator was not for the faint of heart. — Handout

On the surface, having Indonesian director Timo Tjahjanto make his Hollywood feature debut with an installment of an American action-comedy franchise seems to be about as wise a decision as swallowing ground glass.

After all, Tjahjanto is known for such brutal action films as The Night Comes For Us and the self-explanatory Headshot, films that make John Wick look like Paddington. And they are not funny. At all.

7 10

Summary:


Works as both an action film and as a vehicle for a dark, but playful, sense of humour.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
Bob Odenkirk , Nobody 2 , action star

Next In Entertainment

'Bridgerton' star Luke Thompson is finally the main man in its latest season
Malaysian comedian Nigel Ng, aka Uncle Roger, set to become a father
Anderson Cooper to exit CBS’s ’60 Minutes’ after nearly 20 years
‘Pulp Fiction’ actor Peter Greene died of accidental gunshot wound to his armpit
Eric Dane, Dr. McSteamy of 'Grey's Anatomy' and 'Euphoria' star, dies of ALS at 53
Sarah Ferguson’s whereabouts unknown following former Prince Andrew’s arrest
Actress Sophia Albarakbah to sell fresh pandan coconut water at Ramadan bazaar
Singaporean host-actor Ben Yeo is a workhorse who wants to find success in live-selling
HK actress Jessica Hsuan takes her 102-year-old former helper out on CNY Eve
'Down Cemetery Road' review: Shots in the dark

Others Also Read