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Assassin | Double Life
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Nobody is a short film with a noir edge that drowns itself in ridiculousness and delivers the thrills in a chicly eccentric way. In contrast to standard action movies, this one is a lot more talk and experiments with unusual forms of violence to elicit specific reactions from viewers, such as shocks of laughter or blank looks followed by “well, that happened.†This film is often compared to the famous Keanu Reeves film John Wick but actually is very different from it. Nobody meanders more but it's worth it because you'll undoubtedly look back and remember how crazy it was. The casting is top notch and the actors have definitely surprised the audience with their impeccable performance. The character development is effortless which is one of the reasons why viewers are hooked to the screens until the very end. The bad guys in the film don't show any complexity and this film overall is fun to watch.
Commendable Imported Film | 2021
Best Action Film | 2021
Theatrical Film Award | 2021 | David
Best Costume Design in Film Contemporary | 2022
Best Action Choreography | 2022
Best Stunt Work | 2022
Best Action Film | 2022
Best Picture | 2021
Best Actor | 2021 | Bob
Best Action Sequence of the Year | 2022
Favorite Movie of the Year | 2022
Coolest Character of the Year | 2022
Best Line of the Year | 2022
Best Stunts | 2022
Best Action Film | 2022
Best Actor | 2021 | Bob
Best Action Film | 2021
Budget 17,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 61,779,301 USD
Based on an idea by Bob Odenkirk, who dealt with a home invasion himself by trapping the trespassers in the basement. He was frustrated with how the authorities dealt with the situation and had thought about how he would take the matter into his own hands if he "was a badass."
Bob Odenkirk's physical training lasted two years in the lead-up to making this film and he recalls sharing his intentions with an actor (whom he likes but won't name) only to have the man reply "Why are you training? They have guys who do the fighting for you." He's understandably proud of his work here adding that "I had so much fun doing the fight sequences."
Bob Odenkirk does almost all of his own stunts, and fight scenes use long cuts to show that it is him doing the moves and not a double.
Bob Odenkirk himself has had two break-ins occur at his own home, "one of which was extremely traumatic for my family." He had his own complicated and difficult feelings on the subject and brought those into the conversation regarding the shaping of this story and character. "You always wish you'd done more."
The story originally started with the break-in, but they added the opening montage early on to help set Hutch as a man feeling trapped in the mundane cycle of suburban family life.
"Hutch Mansell: Give me the goddamn kitty cat bracelet, motherfucker!"
"Hutch Mansell: You brought a lot of shotguns. David Mansell: You brought a lot of Russians."
