Nobody

GOOD LORD THIS WAS AMAZING. The fight choreography was impeccable, full of energy and motion, but allowed you to drink it all in and feel the weight of every punch and every gunshot. The script is full of surprises and turns that will have you fist pumping and yelling out in your seat. The soundtrack of old Motown and R&B standard is, somehow, inexplicably, the perfect score to the movie. The way the movie reveals bits and pieces of Hutch Mansell’s character through actions, like when a veteran-slash-biker sees his wrist tattoo, says “thank you for your service”, then quickly hides behind a steel door, it’s IMPECCABLE. Or the way the intro builds the main character’s story with almost no dialogue whatsoever, just great editing. And the acting and overall script. Sweet Lew Alcindor, this is just the best. Bob Odenkirk captures the ennui of a middle-aged suburban dad who feels like he’s accomplished nothing and amounts to nothing, and the movie’s direction underscore the acting, as it slowly layers on the character development and takes you on an unforgettable ride. I have nothing negative to say. Nothing at all. This movie is unimpeachable. It is on the level of Die Hard. I could spend 10,000 words gushing about this movie and I wouldn’t get across how amazing and perfect it is.