I personally wish they would stick closer to reality in shooting fight scenes. I enjoyed that movie but that scene is too over the top. Like “everybody stand around while he fights one guy then the next one steps up” stuff. breaks the reality for me.
This was a fun scene but I found the rest of the movie to be pretty fucking bland. I was really hoping I would enjoy it more since I love Odenkirk and it was filmed in Winnipeg where I live.
Such an original movie! Guy with a hidden past living quietly in the suburbs somehow gets tangled up with the Russian mafia against his will, but uh-oh, bad news for the Russkies, it turns out he has unbelievable fighting skills and will mop the floor with those bad guys. The screenwriter should really have won a few awards for this effort.
“I’m gonna fuck you up” wasn’t necessary. Just emptying the revolver is enough of a badass demonstration.
I don’t get why he allows himself to take so many punches in the beginning. Is he out of practice or something?
I don’t believe for a second that he could walk away from a stab wound in the stomach. That would need immediate attention.
“Sorry about the mess” is WAY to obvious a callback to Han Solo’s line in “Star Wars.”
It’s a good scene overall and I dig the choreography, but for me Odenkirk is a tough sell here, in part because his Saul Goodman persona is such a big part of his pop culture presence.
People are knocking this movie in the comments. I liked it and I had fun while watching it. If you didn’t, then it’s a good thing there are a litany of other films to try next. I hope you will end up watching more things that you like than ones that you dislike.
Really want someone to interview Tobey Maguire and ask him about being a producer on this. I had to do a double take when I saw him in the credits. I loved the film, hope we get more.
So awesome. Also, why is everyone hating on this movie. Not everything has too be original and have deep meanings. They can just be fun action films like this one.
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I personally wish they would stick closer to reality in shooting fight scenes. I enjoyed that movie but that scene is too over the top. Like “everybody stand around while he fights one guy then the next one steps up” stuff. breaks the reality for me.
This was a fun scene but I found the rest of the movie to be pretty fucking bland. I was really hoping I would enjoy it more since I love Odenkirk and it was filmed in Winnipeg where I live.
This gets posted every other day and every time I am reminded of how mediocre this fight scene is
Such an original movie! Guy with a hidden past living quietly in the suburbs somehow gets tangled up with the Russian mafia against his will, but uh-oh, bad news for the Russkies, it turns out he has unbelievable fighting skills and will mop the floor with those bad guys. The screenwriter should really have won a few awards for this effort.
Incredible cinematography
There are great elements to this but:
“I’m gonna fuck you up” wasn’t necessary. Just emptying the revolver is enough of a badass demonstration.
I don’t get why he allows himself to take so many punches in the beginning. Is he out of practice or something?
I don’t believe for a second that he could walk away from a stab wound in the stomach. That would need immediate attention.
“Sorry about the mess” is WAY to obvious a callback to Han Solo’s line in “Star Wars.”
It’s a good scene overall and I dig the choreography, but for me Odenkirk is a tough sell here, in part because his Saul Goodman persona is such a big part of his pop culture presence.
This movie is better than all the John Wick movies.
People are knocking this movie in the comments. I liked it and I had fun while watching it. If you didn’t, then it’s a good thing there are a litany of other films to try next. I hope you will end up watching more things that you like than ones that you dislike.
This was just silly.
What happened to the girl on the bus?
Entertaining action flick.
Oh look, this again.
So different seeing him instead of Better Call Saul
I finally saw this on HBO. Always enjoy Bob Odenkirk’s work. It was nothing special but I enjoyed it. RZA and Christopher Lloyd were great.
Really want someone to interview Tobey Maguire and ask him about being a producer on this. I had to do a double take when I saw him in the credits. I loved the film, hope we get more.
More Odenkirk is always welcome.
So awesome. Also, why is everyone hating on this movie. Not everything has too be original and have deep meanings. They can just be fun action films like this one.
Everyone shitting on the film down here and meanwhile I have it as my 3rd favorite film of 2021
Best of movie of 2021…and sadly I’m not even kidding.
I felt like it was trying too hard to be John Wick, then I found out it was written by the guy who wrote John Wick.
Bob is one of my favorite comedians/actors, but this movie was pointless and dull.
Everything felt so forced, and so shallow. I felt zero motivation to root for the main character.
It was like a dollar store knockoff of John Wick.
Let’s get a Nobody and John Wick crossover for more fun and guns
I had to quit watching it. It didn’t make sense.
Spoiler alert.
Inside his house, he’s got the drop on the girl AND his son has the guy in a choke hold but he let them go.
Then he went after them later.
Didn’t make sense.