The action of Thousand Naisuler in 2021, "no one" acted Bob Odenkirk as a boring office, named Hatch, who lost all the respect his wife and child might have ever had for him. He is nobody. Of course, the turnaround is that Hatch, all the time, was a secret Badass government employee, who is highly trained in fighting, firearms and exciting acting with violence. He is trying not to start fighting because he can easily kill any potential striker. By the end of the film, Hatch will join the Russian mafia plot, forcing him to fight back and kill dozens. More importantly, Hatch's family - and especially his wife Beka (Connie Nielsen) - will see what bad is all the time.

There is a satirical element for "nobody" that rings morally irresponsible (but in a beautiful way). It clearly serves as a violent fantasy of power, manifested by a middle -aged man who grows into dull complacency. My family hates me? Well, as far as they know, I'm a secret killer Badas who kills criminals and gangsters. It can be said to be a fantasy because it works. After Beka learns that Hatch contains so much violence in his heart, she comes again to respect him. It is a dark fantasy reminiscent of David Cronenberg's "history of violence", but with the wild, exciting edge of seeing comedian like Bob Odenkirk who performs "Johnon Wick". We can also recall the widespread sadness that hung during the first half of "nobody" as a cloud of storm. It's a film with a certain edge.

Timo Tyahanto's new sequel, "None 2", There is no advantage, no sadness and ironic redemption through violence. Instead, it's a cheerful (and very bloody) action adventure closer to tone to "National Lamps" from the previous "no one". It's a Road House Riff, sequels "Death of Death"Or any other franchisee for the executor/vigil, which has been tired of the usual seriousness of the action movies and just wants to get to the entertainment parts. It is less important, but it's a hoe.

If Hatch had to keep his violent past a secret in "nobody", now is a little too much outdoors for "nobody 2." Backa now knows everything about his assassination skills ... And they are entering the path of his family life. He is now so busy with mortal missions that he misses his son Brady's sporting events (Gage Munro) and makes him feel alone. This is a cute turn of the formula. Hatch has decided to leave the family by taking them on a special vacation on a remote water park/carnival for which he was a fondicist as a child. He packs Baka, Brady, his daughter Sammy (Paisley Kadorat) and his older father (Christopher Lloyd) in a van, are looking forward to sharing the resort of Finti.

This is not the world world. This is a stunning sports sports of antique water slides. There is a sweet, low rental charm for the place. One of the best moments in the film comes when Hach remembers himself as a teenager, eating at a local dinner with his brother (played by Ra as an adult). It was time before he was broken and rebuilt by the violence in his life. "No one" occasionally hints at the legacy that we unwanted our children.

But those topics are not as important as violence comes. Thanks to the video in the video arcade, Hatch found himself on the wrong side of the corrupt owner of the resort (Johnon Ortiz) and local dirty police officers (represented by Colin Hanks). It turns out, with wild coincidence, that Hach's children's resort is an Empire Front. The locals all warn Hatch to leave the city, but he decided to hold around and lose creep. He will ultimately learn that illegal operations are overseeing cartoon evil super-crime named Linanda, played by gamingly excessively Sharon Stone.

Sharon Stone's character is so wide and silly, she would not feel in place in the animated series On Saturday morning in the 1980s, she wears little blue glasses, wearing an absurd little dog, and seemingly hidden with nail overlaps. When he catches someone who cheats in his casinos, he kills them in public, reduces them in front of the crowd. Then, for a good measure, she lights up her own casino down. This behavior seems to me, for me, to be unreasonable for someone who claims to want discretion for its criminal empire. Also, Landanda is never seen without her personal bodyguards, a pair of hyper-acclaimed killers who look like they escaped "Kill Bill", or more precisely, Video Game "Street Fighter".

Stone does not even try to create a real killer, sight and chewing and clearly enjoys himself. In the first "nobody", Bob Odenkirk was attracted to the real emotional weight that he had to throw out his shoulders to return to the fighting attitude. He was an ordinary person who, in a pinch, could become effective, effectively violent. In "No one", Hach is invincible, throws grenades and easily shooting Tommy's guns. It can be shot in hand and treated between edits.

The lightweight nature of the story and Dic Entertainment-Supervision Subscribe Just Describe the Wonderful Nobody of "Nobody 2." The topics of intergenerational violence are not as important for directors as fighting and entertainment. And the action is pretty exciting. There is a fight on a boat between Hatch and a group of corrupt police officers, and is very used for harpones, anchors and unbreakable fists. Will the person running the ship hear the fight behind them? Of course they would. But in the world of "no one", physics will happily bend to allow Bob Odenkirk to show off his flawless training.

Even the small moments of tension are easily released. Early in the film, Brady is struggling with another teenager. By the end of the film, those characters will be friends. Hach's family is, at one point, in direct danger of some bad bad guns, but it does not feel that someone is in danger. "No one" is for a family in danger, as it is a family to have a really wild weather in the water park.

The most unfortunate element of "no one" is that, when compared to the current tone of the first, the sequel feels a little pedestrian. This sporting a story that can be seen in any number of zero-budget action films "Shloki" in their local video store in the 1980s. There is even a distant gig of financial necessity, water park setting, feeling, at certain times, as a clever way for the director with a low budget to bring a certain production value into their film.

However, the happiest element of "no one" is that it is effective, efficient 89 minutes in length, with loans. Mythology is not complex, and director Tyahanto knows that we, the audience, just want to get to the good things. And he manages to set up several effective action numbers that will surely make everyone suffocate. The static shot on the exterior of the factory building while hatch is performing acts of chaos inside is the highest degree.

Will no one set up hearts? No. If this were the first "no one", no one would have tried a sequel. But it is a glorious Saturday parent, fast trifle for the days of summer. It is a kind of movie that you will remember better for friends you have seen from the movie itself. And it can be one of the most important functions of the cinema.

/Movie rating: 6.5 out of 10

"No one" opens in theaters on August 15, 2025.