Hello All!
Just watched NOBODY last night. Very good. Never boring. I
liked its overall dark atmosphere, protagonist with a
mysterious past, the chain of consequences.. and a because of
his daughter's missing kittybracelet. The mob boss psychopath
was excellent.
It is not unlike something I could picture Bruce Willis in as
the lead, but this seemed fresh and different.
There's a short scene about a minute or two after the start of
the credits.
The story ending is structured to be open for a sequel or "more
to the story".
The film had a very cool selection of music throughout.
The film was reminiscent of what Quentin Tarantino might
produce. The stylized and choreographed fighting scenes were
well executed and well edited.
The music and the wild/crazy action scenes are what reminded me
of the Tarantino style.
Some humour, but never in a cheap or disposable way.
The scene with him reaching into his jacket pocket during
"interrogation" is memorable. The film provides the backstory
for that very nicely.
The scene with him reaching into his jacket pocket during
"interrogation" is memorable. The film provides the
backstory for that very nicely.
someone said that it is the poor man's John Wick, but.. i
didn't see John Wick yet, so i really enjoyed Nobody!
maybe its time to watch the John Wick trilogy? :)
someone said that it is the poor man's John Wick, but.. i didn't see
John Wick yet, so i really enjoyed Nobody! maybe its time to watch the John Wick trilogy? :)
The scene with him reaching into his jacket pocket during
"interrogation" is memorable. The film provides the backstory
for that very nicely.
someone said that it is the poor man's John Wick, but.. i didn't see
John Wick yet, so i really enjoyed Nobody! maybe its time to watch the John Wick trilogy? :)
someone said that it is the poor man's John Wick, but.. i didn't see
John Wick yet, so i really enjoyed Nobody! maybe its time to watch the John Wick trilogy? :)
The film was reminiscent of what Quentin Tarantino might
produce. The stylized and choreographed fighting scenes were
well executed and well edited.
The film was reminiscent of what Quentin Tarantino might
produce. The stylized and choreographed fighting scenes were
well executed and well edited.
And it had Bob Odenkirk as the lead, what more could you ask for. I
agree with the film being reminiscent of what Quentin Tarantino productions.
Ok, I took your suggestion- I watched NOBODY today. I was pleasantly surprised. I liked it. I mean, Bob Odenkirk.. but he was like so badass
in it.. gun action.. It kinda left me hanging if there was going to be a part 2. You are right though, it had a certain Tarantino feel to it.
Another good one is Wrath of Man, but not everyone will
appreciate the simplicity of guns blasing action as I do
;)
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