Nobody Ending & Post-Credits Scene Explained: How It Sets Up Nobody 2
Warning! Spoilers for Nobody below.
Nobody is an action-packed movie that keeps on going until the very end. Its wall-t0-wall action propels the movie toward an explosive ending which leaves the door open for an entire franchise. Here's a breakdown of everything that happens in Nobody's ending.
The movie follows retired assassin turned family man Hutch Mansell (Bob Odenkirk) after he fails to defend his family from two intruders who break into his home in the middle of the night. The incident reignites the urge to fight in Hutch, which leads to him angering a dangerous Russian mobster named Yulian Kuznetsov. Hutch has returned to his old ways to keep his family safe.
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In Nobody's ending, Hutch's brother Harry (RZA) and father David (Christopher Lloyd), also retired assassins, come to Hutch's aid. Kuznetsov's men track down Hutch and bring the fight to his place of work. The Mansells take down every member of the mob, and Hutch lets his dad and brother go free so he can take the fall. The movie's last scene picks up a few months later with Hutch and his wife Becca buying a new home and attempting a fresh start. Hutch receives a mysterious phone call, which implies that he is officially back in the business.
In Nobody's final moment, a relator shows Hutch and Becca around a new home. At first, it seems to be a moment showing that Hutch has given up his old ways and is firmly committed to his family. But suddenly, their realtor receives two calls back-to-back. Becca encourages her to answer the phone, and it turns out the call is for Hutch. The audience isn't privy to the conversation, but the couple subsequently asks if the house has a basement. Earlier in the movie,
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