Nobody 2 More Violence as He Continues the Mayhem

John M. Delia Jr
Aug 15
3 min read

After an exciting and action-packed first film, that included a home invasion, and a rampage that brought our star back from his boring everyday life. Now that his family knows about his past, he must try and keep things under control as he moves forward back into a world of chaos. This foolish crusade through the realm of a highly trained assassin delivers a successful response, as he saves his loved ones from villains, while they are all on vacation.

Back to working a regular day-to-day job and struggling to get the garbage picked up, Hutch Mansell (Bob Odenkirk), a former government hitman, also has his hands full at night completing required missions that help relinquish his debt to The Barber (Colin Salmon), Hutch's former government handler. Becoming so involved and returning sometimes real late from his extra-curricular events, Hutches' wife Becca Mansell (Connie Nielsen), is starting to lose patients in their marriage, feeling neglected and unwanted. It’s not only wearing down his wife, but his teenage son Brady Mansell (Gage Munroe), and his daughter Sammy Mansell (Paisley Cadorath) also feel not noticed. His life is now so busy he is missing his kids' events, and their date night.

In hopes of saving his marriage and his relationship with his kids, they decide for a one last ditch effort and take a vacation. Hutch plans out a whole extravagant trip to a place that his father, David Mansell (Christopher Lloyd), retired FBI agent, took him and his adopted younger brother Harry Mansell (RZA) when they were young. While on vacation to his favorite spot, now including his father, things begin to get weird. When Hutch runs into shady Sheriff Abel (Colin Hanks), a corrupt theme park operator Wyatt Martin (John Ortiz), and Lendina (Sharon Stone), this crazy escapade gets more involved as his family discovers they have unintentionally trespassed into a local drug ring.

Continuing where the first rendition left off and keeping the same wild brutal antics, director Timo Tjahjanto, puts together a successful sequel that will definitely entertain. Including astonishing special effects, excellent computer-generated imagery (CGI), an outstanding performance from the cast, great visual stunts, and realistic fight scenes, helps keep this fun tale alive. Timo created a battle royal style journey through a wonderland carnival that left a massive wake of violence. As usual, Bob Odenkirk, Connie Nielsen, Sharon Stone, and Christopher Lloyd steal the show and bring out a gratifying and exhilarating execution.

A wonderful imagination of this action-adventure comedy narrative that interprets an assassin type secret agent who can figure his way out of anything. Having his family join into the mix makes the voyage even more entertaining. This worthwhile expedition is a definite yes for those who loved the first edition of this amazing storyline.