a5c7b9f00b Bound by an inescapable blood debt to the Italian crime lord, Santino D'Antonio, and with his precious 1969 Mustang still stolen, John Wick, the taciturn and pitiless assassin who thirsts for seclusion, is forced to visit Italy to honour his promise. But soon, the Boogeyman will find himself dragged into an impossible task in the heart of Rome's secret criminal society, as every killer in the business dreams of cornering the legendary Wick who now has an enormous price on his head. Drenched in blood and mercilessly hunted down, John Wick can surely forget a peaceful retirement–but above all–in this lethal ballet of bullets, can he make it out in one piece?
After returning to the criminal underworld to repay a debt, John Wick discovers that a large bounty has been put on his life.
A film with more head-shots than words spoken, John Wick: Chapter 2 is just about the most violent film I&#39;ve seen in quite some time. But it knows exactly what it wants to do, and succeeds immensely.<br/><br/>Keanu Reeves isn&#39;t one of the best actors working today, and I don&#39;t think he would disagree with that statement. But he&#39;s no doubt one of the most committed actors out there. There&#39;s no more than a few pages of total spoken dialogue throughout &#39;Chapter 2&#39;, and Reeves has probably a maximum of 30 lines, all of which aren&#39;t necessarily delivered as well as they should be. But it doesn&#39;t ultimately matter. Sure, John Wick could be a better franchise if the scripts were of the same caliber as say a Bond or a Bourne movie, but that&#39;s not really why you go see one of these movies. You go to see Keanu Reeves kick some butt amidst some of the best choreographed action in cinema.<br/><br/>Chapter 2 picks up not too long after the first film ends as Wick is somewhat enjoying his life as a &quot;retired&quot; assassin. If the first film was about him coming back to seek revenge, this film is Wick reluctantly coming back because he owes a debt to another assassin. I don&#39;t think the filmmakers truly could have imagined this would be a franchise off the bat, but it&#39;s sure shaping up to be quite the intriguing universe. The one thing that has always struck me as appealing in this series is the way they portray the world Wick lives in. Yes, it&#39;s present day, but the world that surrounds Wick is heightened to make for more exciting action (it&#39;s essentially a world full of super assassins). But at the same time, the films are incredibly grounded with reality. It&#39;s that balance that so few films can accomplish to this particular level.<br/><br/>Taking the famous Liam Neeson line &quot;I will kill you&quot; to a whole new level, Wick claims &quot;I will kill them all&quot;. And that&#39;s pretty much your movie. Wick doesn&#39;t want to come back, he owes a debt and is forced to return for one more kill, and then the bounty on his head reaches just about everyone linked to The Continental&#39;s database. The rest of the movie is Wick delivering killing blows to just about anyone who stands in his way in the most creative ways possible. Isn&#39;t it about time people leave this guy alone? Overall, John Wick: Chapter 2 promised visceral action (all impressively in camera- yeah, I&#39;m looking at you Resident Evil) and we got just that. Even if the dialogue can be clunky and the performances are over the top, it doesn&#39;t really matter. What matters is this series continues to be a pleasant surprise in an age where great action movies are too few and far between.<br/><br/>+Insanely well-done action<br/><br/>+Tops the first film&#39;s scope<br/><br/>+The universe Derek Kolstad has built<br/><br/>-Some dialogue is bland and even lazy<br/><br/>8.6/10
This review of John Wick: Chapter 2 is spoiler free<br/><br/>**** (4/5)<br/><br/>THERE HAVE BEEN a lot of roles that Keanu Reeves has played since hanging up his sunglasses, long leather coat and his boots after 2003s The Matrix: Revolutions. Many of which were promisingly good, some were quite bad and others in-between were mediocre to say the least. But out of all these characters he&#39;s been in none that have fit him more like a glove than the title character in 2014s John Wick, the hirsute assassin who was enjoying life in retirement with his new puppy, until he had to get revenge etc. The film spawned a whole new genre of action: the geriaction thriller (cheekily, Reeves was just about to turn 50 at the time he couldn&#39;t be considered as a geriatric) because at the time there were a few other films with older protagonists sharing the multiplex, such as Denzel Washington in The Equalizer, Kevin Costner in 3 Days to Kill and the granddaddy of them all Liam Neeson in Taken 3. <br/><br/>Even though he was a lot older than he was in the first Matrix he did a bloody (emphasis high on bloody) good job at ass-kicking, or sharp shooting criminals out of his home. He ended up killing a lot of people, there was a lot of action to enjoy. At this point you may be asking yourself what&#39;s on offer the second time-round? From the start of John Wick: Chapter 2 there is a lot to take in we are immediately transferred into a car chase it&#39;s indeed the main improvement over its predecessor which didn&#39;t have much of a story, there was just a lot of action a huge body count and a lot of blood a simple dog revenge thriller. For a while through this it riffs the same thing, there is a lot of action, a lot of blood and a huge body count – there are, however, two differences, an entirely new plot which riffs on an entirely new revenge story this time it&#39;s Wick&#39;s life on the line after he entered in a wager with a ruthless killer (Riccardo Scamarcio) and the dog (a Staffie with no name). <br/><br/>The title Chapter 2, also indicates there will be a larger series to behold here seemingly perhaps he may come back for the third movie (if it happens) we&#39;ll see. Director Chad Stahelski&#39;s material here is - in one word spectacular there is plenty here to enjoy, it&#39;s one of those movies that if it&#39;s done well then you&#39;ll enjoy it, now on the second-time-round the message is certainly correct. The action throughout is cool, the car chases are ruthlessly fun, and finally it&#39;s completely on edge from start to finish and with Reeves on top form what&#39;s not to like for this second time? Kicking off just a few hours after the ending of John Wick our protagonist (Reeves) is bruised, bloodied and quite frankly fatigued after fighting for hours on end. <br/><br/>He&#39;s tied in with another plot for revenge with a killer and his duo of assassins (Common, Ruby Rose); he receives info from his trusted hotel manager (McShane) that he is under attack. He must end a wager, to do this he has to fight for his life in a bullet ballet rampage; he must kill someone to somewhat end it, Wick here uses his skills and his wits through this barrage of bullets in the catacombs. Here there is an entertaining montage when he gears up for – perhaps his biggest battle, containing a brilliant cameo from Peter Serafinowicz who helps gear up Wick with an arsenal of weapons, along with his bullet-proof suit. There is also a knife fight on train slightly hinting at The Raid 2. Perhaps this is the message Stahelski is sending to us that he can make a bloody action thriller with a lot of enjoyable moments. <br/><br/>Wick then joins forces with the homeless network run by Laurence Fishburne&#39;s Bowery King, though instead of showing down to a Matrix-fu brawl, Bowery gives him a favour for saving his life many years before there is even a chance to his maniacal laugh, and for him to prove he&#39;s smarter again by riffing famous lines. This is when the film becomes slightly rubbery it loses its footing slightly, as it drags out a bit more. But when the action unfolds again it&#39;s immediately back to its home.<br/><br/>Stahelski&#39;s style isn&#39;t limited or indeed of short-supply because there is plenty here to enjoy it&#39;s completely ruthless from the opening moments to the stunning Hall of Mirrors set-piece there is a lot of action for any action movie buff to enjoy. Reeves may not be the greatest actor of our generation, nor, indeed is he the worst but he hits every mark with clarity throughout he&#39;s brilliant when it comes to the action. Despite the elasticised third act, as the story takes a while to step in. John Wick: Chapter 2 is slightly better than its predecessor it&#39;s an adrenaline-fuelled, action-packed ride with a lot of bodies, blood, plenty of material and is downright good fun from start to finish, it&#39;s an absolute blast. <br/><br/>VERDICT: A bruisingly, brilliant action-packed bullet ballet of a sequel. This is an absolute bloody blast and with Reeves on top form, what&#39;s not to love?
There’s a quality to the violence here that elevates it above the literal (and reprehensible) nihilism of movies like last year’s “Hardcore Henry,” and instead achieves something more akin to dance.
A marker is a blood oath sworn by two members of the organization. Essentially it is a favour that one cannot refuse when called upon to fulfill it. In this case, John Wick gave a marker to Santino. In exchange, Santino helped John Wick with his &quot;impossible task&quot; that allowed John to leave the Assassin world to live a normal life. Had John stayed in that life and not gotten back into the world of assassins, Santino would have respected it and left the marker unused. Throughout the film, we are shown that the assassins are a very large organization. With different factions all over the globe. However, not everyone is a top-level assassin like John Wick. Some of them are simply associates, such as Charon, Aurelio, the bartender, the tailor or Sommelier, the armorer and so on. These people are not killers, but simply descrete servants within the organization.
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