Nobody

Boring and poorly written. Would have been better if he actually was a nobody (not going to spoil, but he's anything but).

john wick but he listens to old jazz music and he's just too op

No idea whatsoever why this film was so well reviewed. This is boring ass, predictable action fare. It's a poor man's version and a wannabee of an action movie. It's so far fetched that it should start to bother you. Do not waste your time. Want to see good action? Watch John Wick.

bad-ass, absolutely bad-ass!

Great movie! Funny with brutal action, if you are a John Wick fan this is a must-watch. The action sequences feel violent and utilized the environment as a weapon. The humor and jokes are funny and don't try too hard. But, the story and 'lore' felt weak, they could of tried to implement more story into it. Because some characters feel weak and maybe they could of done a better job.

The fighting and shooting scenes are really good, but the buildup is kind of slow. It's somewhat funny too.

Mindless entertainment from the school of John Wick, literally.

A bit slow to start but I could not stop watching this movie - Lots of action but there are underlying family values in the mix. Great movie!!

This was actually a decent movie i had alot of fun watching this movie the action the drama and comedy of this movie were amazing and perfectly balanced there was nothing bad i can say about it

A fun John Wick-influenced* action film that boasts a great performance from Bob Odenkirk, memorable side characters and one-scene wonders and well-directed action sequences. It had a few writing problems (the bad guy wants Saul brought in alive, but the mooks start shooting when they make it to his house, before he lays a finger on them, so their untimely demise can be blamed on their target acting in self-defense) and the black comedy was a bit hit-or-miss for me but this is still an enjoyable film that dares to ask the question: What if A History of Violence had more levity? Yes, TV Tropes compared this film to that film and, in fairness, I don't blame them. Hope that the sequel irons out this movie's flaws. *It really is not lost on me that any film intended to appeal to that demographic tends to have at least one staff member from those movies involved; in this case, it's the same screenwriter