“Nobody 2” opens with Hutch going through the motions of being a contract killer for the government while balancing being an involved dad and devoted husband. Though he feels he's found a way to manage both, Odenkirk tells TODAY.com Hutch knows that's far from the truth.

"Nobody 2" stunt coordinator on how the film's duck boat scene came together, and how Bob Odenkirk's childhood inspired the sequence.

While Nobody 2 is a satisfying sequel, the movie desperately needed more from Sharon Stone's villainous Lendina.

In Nobody 2, Tjahjanto collaborated with Odenkirk for the first time, but they were of the same mind in giving audiences with a much lighter and emotionally vulnerable Hutch Mansell, who opens the sequel realizing that his return to killing-for-hire gig is causing him to miss the golden years with his beloved family.

Timo Tjahjanto has made plenty of incredible action movies in Indonesia, so why did he go to Hollywood for Nobody 2?

Nobody 2 may be struggling at the box office, but fans and audiences seem to love Bob Odenkirk's action sequel on Rotten Tomatoes and CinemaScore.

Still, writers Derek Kolstad and Aaron Rabin can’t find anything to give the film the missing charge of the new. No one’s heart is in it, even as other body parts are severely damaged. The first film’s premise of a man with a very special set of skills forced to go straight in a job and possibly even a marriage that he hates isn’t really replicable,

Keanu Reeves is John Wick, (“ Better Call Saul ”) is Hutch Mansell. They are also equal opportunity about who gets to cause mayhem — women, people with disabilities, and people of color are all included.