Nobody

This is not the Bob Odenkirk we've come to expect! While it's great to see him kick some ass, the film feels a bit odd. As with any hard-nosed action film, there's not much character development, but in this film it doesn't really work. Odenkirk is brilliant in _Breaking Bad_, _Better Call Saul_ and even _Fargo_ because of his character's complex moral code and overall character development. Too much, from almost all of the characters, goes unsaid here. But the whole film feels as if it's missing an extra half hour of backstory.

It’s John Wick, but with better acting. The movie is carried entirely by Odenkirk and the action, if that’s enough for you, watch it. As for myself, I can firmly say that that isn’t my bar. If you cannot give me at least an engaging character, or somewhat of a story that isn’t entirely by the books, chances are I’m gonna be bored for the majority of the film. Also, like John Wick, I’m sick of these movies being so insistent on being serious tough guy movies. Conceptually, there’s nothing wrong with it, but if you want to be that kind of movie, you have to put in the work intellectually when you’re writing the script (look no further than the Bourne movies, or Casino Royale). Derek Kolstad just doesn’t seem to be able to do that, everything that happens in his scripts always feels extremely theatrical and unrealistic (which also tanked his FatWS episodes). Either go the Marvel route and throw in some more corny jokes, so that I care less about the logic, or write tighter screenplays. 4/10