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HBO Max Quietly Adds Certified Fresh Neo-Western Thriller Starring Bob Odenkirk
Bob Odenkirk has built quite the illustrious career in Hollywood, earning Emmys, a Peabody Award, and a host of award nominations. While he's been in several films and TV shows over the years, his most notable role is, without a doubt, portraying Saul Goodman/Jimmy McGill in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.
Well, in April of this year, he starred in a film as an interim sheriff who's determined to get to the bottom of a explosive mystery plaguing a small town. Classified as a new-Western action comedy thriller (a mouthful), it wowed both critics and fans, and now it's streaming on HBO Max for subscribers.
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Bob Odenkirk's Underrated 2026 Action Movie Is A Must-Watch On HBO Max
Bob Odenkirk's late-career action endeavors have been pretty impressive. 2026's "Normal" is no different and is available to stream on HBO Max right now.
Typically, when a well-established star makes a career turn towards action movies of a certain kind, it's a bad omen. The Old Man Liam Neeson action oeuvre, for example, has given us some great films, but on the whole it's been one "Taken" clone after another. So, when Odenkirk suddenly emerged as a John Wick-esque badass in 2021's "Nobody," it didn't seem like the most auspicious development.
Thankfully, the film turned out to be more than your standard action B-movie. /Film's Chris Evangelista might have dismissed "Nobody" as a disappointing "John Wick" clone, and in many ways it was. But that wasn't necessarily surprising considering the movie was written by "John Wick" scribe Derek Kolstad and produced by "John Wick" co-director David Leitch, whose 87North Productions also oversaw Odenkirk's action debut. Despite the unmistakable John Wick stamp, however, "Nobody" at least tried to have some fun with Odenkirk's everyman aura and apparent lack of action bonafides, giving it an edge over your typical Jason Statham-style hardman outing.
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