I served 20 years as a serviceman , the most dangerous man I ever knew was a little quite slight looking submariner. He was a royal navy boxing champion . He was super fast and super strong . He scared the hell out of me and I was a "mate" . Never judge a book by it's cover. It might be a very scary book !!!!!!
Ohhhhh YES. I saw a slight one take down giant in about 15 seconds. It's not about size it's about phychosis or attitude! The SAS are not muscle men.... That's their prey.
I was a lieutenant in the Air Force when I met a Chief Master Sergeant (E-9 -- the highest enlisted rank) who was 34 years old. As I recall, he stood about 5'7" and weighed maybe 140 dripping wet. He wore a parachute badge and nine rows of ribbons. Air Force Special Ops.
@@hlynnkeith9334the scariest man I’ve ever known is a Belgian friend, 6 ft 5, 250 lbs. He was heavyweight judo champion of Belgium, became a para commando, and also a boxer. At age 60 he has 9% body fat, he lifts weights one hour each day, works out with a heavy bag, goes on hour long hikes with his dogs each day. He eats almost no processed food, adds no salt or spices to food. He is the real deal, unlike all the little men mentioned in comments.
true, i have friend who very quite, but strong and fast, good stamina, he can push up 100 non stop, while me only do only 30 up to 50. people like that, you dont play with them.
This is one of the most underrated movies of all time. I've watched it a dozen times and every time there's something new and fascinating about Hutch. What a great performance Bob Odenkirk puts in. Simply one of my favourites. The ending is a little contrived, but generally this movie rocks.
Yeah. It's an unfortunate occurrence, but these type of action movies seem to end in about the same way. The directors seem to feel that they have to keep out doing themselves to keep the movie interesting. That only seems to work for the youthful viewer. Us older guys don't need that to enjoy the show if the plot and the acting is well done.
@@googlechicken It was a fun poor man's John Wick. I especially liked the scene where Christopher Lloyd dispatches the two thugs who came to his retirement home room to kill him, hiding the sounds of his shooting them with a shoot 'em up on his TV.
I just wonder why the fight scene on the bus looks like it was filmed with a cellphone? It looks weird....like not motion picture quality. Maybe they did it to add realism?
When you live in a socialist welfare state, which the USA is rapidly becoming, respect for the hardworking and loyal is the first to go. Remember the old saying, "A generous man is merely a fool in the eyes of a thief." Similarly, a hardworking and loyal man is merely an idiot in the eyes of a welfare leech.
Unfortunately, it's not likely to get better. The sad fact is that the idea of the US being the most powerful country in the world is no longer accurate. That description now belongs to China. And make no mistake: They are coming for us. They're annexing the entire South China Sea (look it up). Taiwan (of course) and South Korea are in their sights. The East China Sea--and Japan along with it--will be next. Japan has made the unbelievably stupid mistake of swearing off nuclear weapons...they're going to need them. Meanwhile, Russia is trying to expand into its neighboring states although they admittedly are not doing the greatest job of it. And although it was reported a month or so ago Russia and China have been JOINTLY flying recon missions against Alaska, clearly probing the US defenses. The US stupidly unfroze Iranian assets at a time when Iran was basically broke. As a result Iran is now able to finance Hamas and Hezbollah, whose fundamental reason for existing is to wipe Israel off the map. US professors are assisting their efforts by indoctrinating our young people to become Hamas puppets. And finally, North Korea has been actively working for decades on ways to expand into South Korea. The result of all this is that the US is under a coordinated attack by unified forces whose sole goal is to remove us from the world stage. And the sad fact is that we're helping them by focusing on social issues while simultaneously being completely oblivious to what's coming. Don't believe me? Look at history: Look at the way Germany expanded into Europe in WWII. Look at how North Vietnam expanded into South Korea in the 70s. Look at how Russia is now expanding into Ukraine. Make no mistake: The US' way of life is under coordinated attack by forces committed to exterminating us. And what are we doing about it? Nothing...well, that's not really accurate: WE ARE HELPING THEM! Wake up people...while there is still time.
It's the turning point. You have before that moment and you have after. Right there you understand the same thing what that veteran sees and you know you will love it.
Thanks. It's been a while since I've seen this movie. I'd forgotten how much fun it was watching Hutch kick bad guy ass. What makes this movie different is that he is far from invincible and gets the crap beat out of him too. I need to watch this movie again...soon.
He does not think himself a loser, he knows who he is and that he does not need to prove anything to anyone and it is not worth having his son accidentally shot to stand up for $12 bucks and a lousy watch, the only reason he does what he does is for the sentimental value of his daughters bracelet and appreciation of her unconditional love for him.
That's the way I interpreted it. He could very easily have taken out both of the would-be robbers but that would have given away his "secret." He was a very powerful and dangerous man who was straining to hold himself back for the sake of his family. But everyone has a breaking point, as we see later on in the film.
I thought Bob Odenkirk wrote this (or came up with the story). Either way, the studios didn't want to make it unless they got a known action star to play the lead role. Glad someone fronted the $$$ to get it made.
I have watched this movie twice. It's a good movie. It reminds me of the people, the SHEEP who are always telling you what they would do in your situation. I've been through a couple of rough patches and I know just enough to know that those sheep with SO MUCH ADVICE would never do what they tell you that you should have done. It's a real life part to the obvious unreal life stuff that keeps my attention
In a real situation similar to the home invasion scene, there are many variables that the victim has to assess in a few seconds or less, and every situation is different. Hutch made the only rational decision he could. He knew the robbers were rank amateurs who barely knew what they were doing, and he didn't want to risk destroying the "deep cover" of the boring life he had worked so long to maintain. As we see later in the film, when he and his family were confronted with a serious threat, he reacted very much differently and wasn't concerned about his "cover life."
The idea that he was too scared to intervene when the family house was robbed is bullshit. He was a trained killer and had shut the door on that hyper viiolent part of his life. Then he was forced back into it
Yeah totally implausible. An accomplished assassin would never have stood by let his home be robbed by toe rags, but I guess if he had taken them out then there would have been no movie. So it is all implausible contrived BS, the sort of film yanks love, a title guy winning against apparently insurmountable odds.
@@alexmorgan3435 I've never seen the movie, but just watching this recap, I saw the explanation (that you apparently missed) that he didn't attack the robbers because he knew they were basically harmless. He saw that the girl's gun wasn't loaded, and he understood that they were both just super scared amateur robbers. The situation wasn't worth blowing his cover over.
Desperation to be Trained Elite Assassins, no doubt. Pap like this takes away the will to lead a life of useful positive purpose. Instead of changing the fraudulent political and economic system the country has, people watch this stuff. Scary for the future of humanity and life on Earth.
I have yet to see this movie, but after Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, it’s really hard to imagine Bob Odenkirk playing such a badass 😆. I’ll have to watch this, but I don’t think I’ll be able to keep a straight face during that fight scene on the bus 😂.
Charlie leaves, leaving Hutch in awe and confusion - for fuck sake! Did you actually watch the film, or is this generated by AI- I reiterate - for fuck sake!
You might be too young to have watched him in the TV series TAXI. His character was Jim. Freaking hilarious. You can watch outtakes of Jim in the show on RUclips, if you're interested.
I can tell you, it's often not the knowledge of good people that allow them to succeed. It's their ability, their willingness, to absorb abuse yet persevere.
Didn't anyone in this comment thread listen to the conversation between him and his brother after the robbery? It totally explained why a badass former assassin didn't fight the robbers.
I never really understand the trope of 'He leads a boring life, not respected by those around him etc - But really he is s secret Agent' It is to degenerate many/ most people that have to simply go to work, they don't particularly enjoy to earn a fair wage. I see it as an insult to most hard working guys and women in society. Great fun film though.
Tough shit, Hutch. That's how EVERY guy feels walking in the door after a long, thankless day. Even those of us that, ahem, do not fail to make a great income.
Taxi, my favorite sit-com of all time. Reverend Jim, Harvard student Jim, son of a rich dad Jim, fried brains from drugs Jim, Taxi driver(questionable) Jim, but most importantly about the most likeable character in the history of tv Jim.
@@peterchang0323 He also had an interesting part in an HBO show I don't remember the name, but two of his juvenile delinquent students put a hex on him, he ended up chasing them around the neighborhood at night after he was de-crapatated.
The most unbelievable tough guy in movie history. This movie is like John Wick or Jack Reacher was five foot seven and 145 but can still beat up six guys that ought weigh him by 50 pounds each.
Tom Cruise as Reacher was one of the worst casting decisions ever. You can suspend disbelief only so far, and after that point it simply becomes laughable. The Amazon Reacher series with Alan Ritchson as Reacher are much better and much more believable, although still a bit over-the-top.
Never dealt with a wrestler that walked around at 140 is what you're saying? Just a grappler, not a striker. How big or tall do you think Connor McGregor is? His fight weight is like 135. Nick and Nate Diaz? Some bad dudes. And Jon Jones has the skinniest calves on a man you'll ever see as a light heavyweight. Literally the baddest man on the planet. 140 weight grapplers? Unless you have that skill and outweigh them by 40 pounds you're forked. If you don't have the skill and cover them by 40 still forked. Technically they have to be amazing on the ground at that weight. Wiry and Wicked and there's nothing you can do about it. Look for the messed up ears. It'll tell you they don't give af.
@@silverhammer7779Im thinking he bought that role, Professional as Tom is making movies, Reacher novels don't give an image of 5'7" with lifts in their shoes. Not knocking Tom, he had "All the Right Moves" at one time. 😂😂😂
Considering what the UK has become, America should regret defending the British in two world wars. "As nightfall does not come all at once, neither does oppression. In both instances, there is a twilight when everything remains seemingly unchanged. And it is in such twilight that we all must be most aware of change in the air - however slight - lest we become unwitting victims of the darkness." - Justice William O. Douglas
@@2kalubafak404 That statement presupposes that a) American entered WW2 to "defend" Britain. It didn't. It entered the war to hasten the demise of the British Empire (which we know from the published diaries of members of the Roosevelt goverenment, and b) that America itself hasn't changed. The Americans are no longer the same people as those who lived at that time.
I never would have thought Bob Odenkirk would make such a great bad ass. This is a sleeper movie; I tell everyone to watch it. I think it's comparable to "Law Abiding Citizen" with Gerard Butler or "Jack Reacher" with Tom Cruise. I loved seeing Christopher Lloyd as the retired FBI agent.
Bob Odenkirk is a gem. Comedy, Drama... the man has range.
Why does he reject special homosexual rights ?
He's no illegal mexican !
You got that right?
I served 20 years as a serviceman , the most dangerous man I ever knew was a little quite slight looking submariner. He was a royal navy boxing champion . He was super fast and super strong . He scared the hell out of me and I was a "mate" . Never judge a book by it's cover. It might be a very scary book !!!!!!
Ohhhhh YES. I saw a slight one take down giant in about 15 seconds. It's not about size it's about phychosis or attitude! The SAS are not muscle men.... That's their prey.
I was a lieutenant in the Air Force when I met a Chief Master Sergeant (E-9 -- the highest enlisted rank) who was 34 years old. As I recall, he stood about 5'7" and weighed maybe 140 dripping wet. He wore a parachute badge and nine rows of ribbons. Air Force Special Ops.
@@hlynnkeith9334the scariest man I’ve ever known is a Belgian friend, 6 ft 5, 250 lbs. He was heavyweight judo champion of Belgium, became a para commando, and also a boxer. At age 60 he has 9% body fat, he lifts weights one hour each day, works out with a heavy bag, goes on hour long hikes with his dogs each day. He eats almost no processed food, adds no salt or spices to food. He is the real deal, unlike all the little men mentioned in comments.
Haha. Ok real deal. They all have their stories. Leave it at that.
@@raymondgood6555
true, i have friend who very quite, but strong and fast, good stamina, he can push up 100 non stop, while me only do only 30 up to 50. people like that, you dont play with them.
"Nobody" is a sleeper and a great action movie that the studio did not advertise well! It's a good movie!
EXCELLENT movie, and it's a damn shame that it had an advertising budget of $1.98.
Its nonsense
@@bartondean4260 It's art. It doesn't have to always make sense, or perfectly parallel the Real World.
Excellent movie!
Whats the name of this movie
This is one of the most underrated movies of all time. I've watched it a dozen times and every time there's something new and fascinating about Hutch. What a great performance Bob Odenkirk puts in. Simply one of my favourites. The ending is a little contrived, but generally this movie rocks.
I could not have agreed more, the perfect combination of action ,comedy and story telling. Great film
B.O. along with Christopher Lloyd make this movie an unforgettable experience. Great flick.
Yeah. It's an unfortunate occurrence, but these type of action movies seem to end in about the same way. The directors seem to feel that they have to keep out doing themselves to keep the movie interesting. That only seems to work for the youthful viewer. Us older guys don't need that to enjoy the show if the plot and the acting is well done.
@@googlechicken It was a fun poor man's John Wick. I especially liked the scene where Christopher Lloyd dispatches the two thugs who came to his retirement home room to kill him, hiding the sounds of his shooting them with a shoot 'em up on his TV.
I just wonder why the fight scene on the bus looks like it was filmed with a cellphone? It looks weird....like not motion picture quality. Maybe they did it to add realism?
'Nobody'. One of my favourite movies.
What’s sad is that hard-working and loyal are not considered virtues anymore
Takes a big man to work in a boring job to keep food on the table.
Only to idiots...EVERYONE respects a hard working, loyal man...I know, I'm one of them.
When you live in a socialist welfare state, which the USA is rapidly becoming, respect for the hardworking and loyal is the first to go. Remember the old saying, "A generous man is merely a fool in the eyes of a thief." Similarly, a hardworking and loyal man is merely an idiot in the eyes of a welfare leech.
yep its also why men are skipping this misery
Unfortunately, it's not likely to get better. The sad fact is that the idea of the US being the most powerful country in the world is no longer accurate. That description now belongs to China. And make no mistake: They are coming for us. They're annexing the entire South China Sea (look it up). Taiwan (of course) and South Korea are in their sights. The East China Sea--and Japan along with it--will be next. Japan has made the unbelievably stupid mistake of swearing off nuclear weapons...they're going to need them.
Meanwhile, Russia is trying to expand into its neighboring states although they admittedly are not doing the greatest job of it.
And although it was reported a month or so ago Russia and China have been JOINTLY flying recon missions against Alaska, clearly probing the US defenses.
The US stupidly unfroze Iranian assets at a time when Iran was basically broke. As a result Iran is now able to finance Hamas and Hezbollah, whose fundamental reason for existing is to wipe Israel off the map. US professors are assisting their efforts by indoctrinating our young people to become Hamas puppets.
And finally, North Korea has been actively working for decades on ways to expand into South Korea.
The result of all this is that the US is under a coordinated attack by unified forces whose sole goal is to remove us from the world stage. And the sad fact is that we're helping them by focusing on social issues while simultaneously being completely oblivious to what's coming.
Don't believe me? Look at history: Look at the way Germany expanded into Europe in WWII. Look at how North Vietnam expanded into South Korea in the 70s. Look at how Russia is now expanding into Ukraine.
Make no mistake: The US' way of life is under coordinated attack by forces committed to exterminating us. And what are we doing about it? Nothing...well, that's not really accurate: WE ARE HELPING THEM!
Wake up people...while there is still time.
What an incredibly gifted artist is Bob Odenkirk. Love anything he's in.
“ Drug problem I’ll turn that addiction
Into a prescription”
Better Call Saul
Amazing movie. Bob Odenkirk, Christopher Lloyd and RZA epitomize cool and awesome acting trio.
I love the moment the vet sees the tattoo!
There is a NETWORK out there that the Normies simply don't know about.
Thank you for your service
It's the turning point. You have before that moment and you have after. Right there you understand the same thing what that veteran sees and you know you will love it.
Need an elite assassin?
Better call Saul! 😂😂
😂😂
ROFLMAO *fistbump*
From the partial title I could see in the thumbnail, I thought it might be "Secondhand Lions."
This man does it all!
Thanks. It's been a while since I've seen this movie. I'd forgotten how much fun it was watching Hutch kick bad guy ass. What makes this movie different is that he is far from invincible and gets the crap beat out of him too. I need to watch this movie again...soon.
He does not think himself a loser, he knows who he is and that he does not need to prove anything to anyone and it is not worth having his son accidentally shot to stand up for $12 bucks and a lousy watch, the only reason he does what he does is for the sentimental value of his daughters bracelet and appreciation of her unconditional love for him.
A looser what?
exactly
he didn't fight because he saw the revolver wasn't loaded
That's the way I interpreted it. He could very easily have taken out both of the would-be robbers but that would have given away his "secret." He was a very powerful and dangerous man who was straining to hold himself back for the sake of his family. But everyone has a breaking point, as we see later on in the film.
The correct spelling: “loser,” not looser.
What's better is Hutch ( Nobody) exists in the same universe as John Wick. The writer of both confirmed.
Wtf?! Awesome!
awesome!
nobody + john wick = a bit of a mess 😂😂😂
Interesting
I thought Bob Odenkirk wrote this (or came up with the story). Either way, the studios didn't want to make it unless they got a known action star to play the lead role. Glad someone fronted the $$$ to get it made.
I have watched this movie twice. It's a good movie. It reminds me of the people, the SHEEP who are always telling you what they would do in your situation. I've been through a couple of rough patches and I know just enough to know that those sheep with SO MUCH ADVICE would never do what they tell you that you should have done. It's a real life part to the obvious unreal life stuff that keeps my attention
In a real situation similar to the home invasion scene, there are many variables that the victim has to assess in a few seconds or less, and every situation is different. Hutch made the only rational decision he could. He knew the robbers were rank amateurs who barely knew what they were doing, and he didn't want to risk destroying the "deep cover" of the boring life he had worked so long to maintain. As we see later in the film, when he and his family were confronted with a serious threat, he reacted very much differently and wasn't concerned about his "cover life."
It’s like you watch the movie and didn’t watch it at the same time. The amount of information that you say that is wrong is baffling to me
Done on purpose so people comment to correct him
Such great movie. His dad or friend doesn’t die here like in most movies …
That was the smoothest, quietest sound suppressors I have ever seen!! Popping bubble wrap would be twice as loud!!
The idea that he was too scared to intervene when the family house was robbed is bullshit. He was a trained killer and had shut the door on that hyper viiolent part of his life. Then he was forced back into it
Yeah, we saw the movie...And someone like that would react far differently.
Yeah totally implausible. An accomplished assassin would never have stood by let his home be robbed by toe rags, but I guess if he had taken them out then there would have been no movie. So it is all implausible contrived BS, the sort of film yanks love, a title guy winning against apparently insurmountable odds.
@@alexmorgan3435 I've never seen the movie, but just watching this recap, I saw the explanation (that you apparently missed) that he didn't attack the robbers because he knew they were basically harmless. He saw that the girl's gun wasn't loaded, and he understood that they were both just super scared amateur robbers. The situation wasn't worth blowing his cover over.
"The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation." - Henry David Thoreau
Also: "I'd rather sit on a pumpkin, and have it all to myself, than be crowded on a velvet cushion." Ol' Henry David could turn a nice phrase.
Great praises to HDT!! Genius!!!
Desperation to be Trained Elite Assassins, no doubt. Pap like this takes away the will to lead a life of useful positive purpose. Instead of changing the fraudulent political and economic system the country has, people watch this stuff. Scary for the future of humanity and life on Earth.
Always new Slippin Jimmy was actually a badass😎
Very good film, in the same vein as "falling down" and "dead man's shoes", if you like nobody you will almost certainly like these two
Falling Down is in a whole different category.
Superb movie, can't wait for "Nobody 2."
Hutch is not a serial killer as "Movies in Short" says.
Done on purpose so people comment to correct him
Doc Brown and Saul Goodman. Damn man. What a team! 😂🤣😊👍
I have yet to see this movie, but after Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, it’s really hard to imagine Bob Odenkirk playing such a badass 😆. I’ll have to watch this, but I don’t think I’ll be able to keep a straight face during that fight scene on the bus 😂.
I understand that "Nobody 2 " is supposed to come out in the future.
They are filming it right now in and around the area I work, should come out next year around this time.
do you need plutonium to travel to the future to see it 😉
Oh man I don’t know if I can see Sal as an assassin.
This was ONE GREAT Movie!!
What does a Secario look like?
Saul
Saul not Sal
One thing that’s interesting about the so called CIA wet boys is that they look purposefully unremarkable but are anything but.
It’s amazing that in America a man with a big house , gorgeous wife , two kids a job is considered a looser .
Charlie leaves, leaving Hutch in awe and confusion - for fuck sake! Did you actually watch the film, or is this generated by AI- I reiterate - for fuck sake!
He's come a long way from managing a Cinnabon in the mall.
Even further than being on Tom Goes to the Mayor on Adult Swim on Cartoon Network. I remember when he played at Bass Fest. :)
Hutch Mansell didn't lose his credit card it was a buss pass.
Done on purpose so people comment to correct him
@@mikemelchiorre7414 more like its a AI talking and not human on purpose pfft
saaaaameeee thingggggg
@@paddington1670 a bus pass and credit card aren't the same thing ? One let's you buy anything one only gets you a ride on a bus
@@mikemelchiorre7414A frequently used technique on the Ukrainian threads!
He wasn't a fcking serial killer, he was a hired assassin. Geesus, get it right or delete your ch.
This AI narration sucks.
You are doing the right thing in calling out the post’s producer on the accuracy of their production.
I know. Terrible channel
Worst AI narration ever Christ…
@@phishmusicphan agree. it will improve though. wait for a few years and we will all be living in the metaverse.
This movie is called Nobody. Very Good Movie!
is it in Netflix?
@@pinoyRN67it’s on Hulu Premium…..or Apple TV or RUclips-rental’s about 4 bucks I think
@@pinoyRN67 peacock
Nobody was a great movie. Thanks for reminding me I think I'll watch it again.
Awesome seeing Doc from Back to the Future! He was badass in this!
You might be too young to have watched him in the TV series TAXI. His character was Jim. Freaking hilarious. You can watch outtakes of Jim in the show on RUclips, if you're interested.
@@nighthawk8764 I was born in 1960. I watched Taxi, was one of my favorites!
You misunderstood the whole beginning, needs to watch the whole movie.
Probably the only movie in years I really wanted to see.
I'd have paid to see it
This is a good movie. Lots of action and a moving, yet predictable plot. Well worth watching. I am looking forward to the sequel.
Actions ? What action ? 😂😂😂
The movie gets better as it goes along
I can tell you, it's often not the knowledge of good people that allow them to succeed. It's their ability, their willingness, to absorb abuse yet persevere.
Didn't anyone in this comment thread listen to the conversation between him and his brother after the robbery? It totally explained why a badass former assassin didn't fight the robbers.
Ah yes, it's the old, "We've got him outnumbered, but let's go at him one at a time" strategy. Never seems to work.
I have watched “ Nobody” 1/2 dozen times. I’m sure I will watch it at least once a year going forward.
I never really understand the trope of 'He leads a boring life, not respected by those around him etc - But really he is s secret Agent' It is to degenerate many/ most people that have to simply go to work, they don't particularly enjoy to earn a fair wage. I see it as an insult to most hard working guys and women in society. Great fun film though.
Tough shit, Hutch. That's how EVERY guy feels walking in the door after a long, thankless day. Even those of us that, ahem, do not fail to make a great income.
He did the Call of Duty riot shield rush, when the enemy throws a semtex and it sticks to your shield @ 13:07 lol!
" I'm going to fck you up.. ". Great line by Hutch/Bob O.
That was a promise, not a threat.
Looks great but why would I go see this movie now? I just saw it here
Hutch's father is Jim Ignatowsky. He's the one who invented the Flux Capacitor, which made time travel possible.
You meant Doc Emmet Brown (Christopher Lloyd), right?
@@kjttyid I suppose so.
Taxi, my favorite sit-com of all time. Reverend Jim, Harvard student Jim, son of a rich dad Jim, fried brains from drugs Jim, Taxi driver(questionable) Jim, but most importantly about the most likeable character in the history of tv Jim.
@@peterchang0323 He also had an interesting part in an HBO show
I don't remember the name, but two of his juvenile delinquent students put a hex on him, he ended up chasing them around the neighborhood at night after he was de-crapatated.
@@lestergillis8171 Ahhh, Ignatowski is another of his roles, got you. I thought you were saying Ignatowski invented the flux capacitor...
Sal becomes John wick and goes with his dad in a delorean to time travel
I love this movie SO much. I need to watch this again
Bob is awesome in this movie, if the writers put some effort, we can have another John wick kinda series.. who knows
The most unbelievable tough guy in movie history. This movie is like John Wick or Jack Reacher was five foot seven and 145 but can still beat up six guys that ought weigh him by 50 pounds each.
IT'S NOT THE SIZE OF THE DOG IN THE FIGHT , BUT THE SIZE OF THE FIGHT IN THE DOG
Tom Cruise as Reacher was one of the worst casting decisions ever. You can suspend disbelief only so far, and after that point it simply becomes laughable. The Amazon Reacher series with Alan Ritchson as Reacher are much better and much more believable, although still a bit over-the-top.
Never dealt with a wrestler that walked around at 140 is what you're saying? Just a grappler, not a striker. How big or tall do you think Connor McGregor is? His fight weight is like 135. Nick and Nate Diaz? Some bad dudes.
And Jon Jones has the skinniest calves on a man you'll ever see as a light heavyweight. Literally the baddest man on the planet.
140 weight grapplers? Unless you have that skill and outweigh them by 40 pounds you're forked. If you don't have the skill and cover them by 40 still forked. Technically they have to be amazing on the ground at that weight. Wiry and Wicked and there's nothing you can do about it.
Look for the messed up ears. It'll tell you they don't give af.
@@silverhammer7779Im thinking he bought that role, Professional as Tom is making movies, Reacher novels don't give an image of 5'7" with lifts in their shoes.
Not knocking Tom, he had "All the Right Moves" at one time. 😂😂😂
GREAT FILM! So much fun to watch!
"Better Call Nobody".
Is the factory shoot out the adult version of home alone?
Thanks, dude!
ENJOYED.
What a versatile actor!!!
This is a great movie! Title is "Nobody"
I love this movie Bob Odenkirk played in.
Thanks. That's worth a sub.
I can't imagine a bus just roaring away down the street with a full scale brawl going on inside.
It was parked
Great movie!
Thanks!
great movie
It's a Metro Card not a Credit Card.
Thoroughly enjoyed that movie.
Very nice movie. I've seen it twice
Hutch did not lose a credit card in the bus. He lost a NYC Metro bus/subway card.
'Nobody' is actually a Metal Opera!
Liam Neesom was obviously the first choice of casting
I have watched "Nobody" five times, this video reminds me: now I'm gonna watch it a sixth time.
Nice!
Saul Goodman is such a good fighter
Leaving Hutch in "awe and confusion" LMAO did you even watch the movie? Hutch thought his brother in law was a moron with a capitol "M".
Its great news to know that Nobody 2 has had the green light .
Wow! Who ever is doing the movie
summary commentary missed a great
movie. Awesome! Lord be praised!
In the UK if you defend your home and famly you'll go to prison.
Maybe you should have gotten more involved in politics and elected better politicians? No judgement....just saying.
Considering what the UK has become, America should regret defending the British in two world wars.
"As nightfall does not come all at once, neither does oppression. In both instances, there is a twilight when everything remains seemingly unchanged. And it is in such twilight that we all must be most aware of change in the air - however slight - lest we become unwitting victims of the darkness."
- Justice William O. Douglas
@@2kalubafak404 That statement presupposes that a) American entered WW2 to "defend" Britain. It didn't. It entered the war to hasten the demise of the British Empire (which we know from the published diaries of members of the Roosevelt goverenment, and b) that America itself hasn't changed. The Americans are no longer the same people as those who lived at that time.
Some mighty skewed history responses here.
@@glenmacnicol7825 Please explain
I never would have thought Bob Odenkirk would make such a great bad ass. This is a sleeper movie; I tell everyone to watch it. I think it's comparable to "Law Abiding Citizen" with Gerard Butler or "Jack Reacher" with Tom Cruise. I loved seeing Christopher Lloyd as the retired FBI agent.
Loved this movie!
Great film
Never judge a book by its cover.
The film is "Nobody"....great film!
The movie was and is Fantastic!! A must see.
Funny seeing Saul as a bad ass! 😂
Its a metro card. A bus pass. NOT a credit card.
Awesome
The credit card of Hutch falls - nope!
Just happened to watch this a few days ago. Wow - why had I never heard of it before?
I think the studio's publicity budget for this film was $1.98 or less.
Old man? He's hardly an 'old man.' Yes, maybe middle-aged, but not old.
Great film.. well worth a watch
Realizing is not the same as not knowing.
Love this movie. Highly recommend it.
homelife was that bad...his wife knew who he was.
This was better than watching the movie.
It wasn't a credit card. It was his bus pass.
😊 13:07 I gotta admit, it sure is strange seeing Jim Ignatowski / Doc Brown killing people with a shotgun! Christopher Lloyd is such a great actor.
WHAT MOVIE????
I see Hutch has retrieved his trusty H&K USP for some wet work!