I mean. It states exactly what it does on the tin. I adore it because it is so filled with activity.

The action images are fantastic, and the story is simple to follow. There is a lot of violence, gunfire, killing, and more gunfire. Is it true I mentioned guns? Just a lovely, simple, and enjoyable viewing. If you haven't seen the original, I highly recommend it. However, I was impressed with the sequel.

In contrast to how action sequels typically are, this one amplifies the action from the original.

But sure, I give today an 8/10. I had fun viewing this and will now move on to the third.

John Wick: Chapter 2 is probably the most violent movie I've watched in a while, with more headshots than words. But it succeeds brilliantly because it is really clear about what it intends to do.

I don't believe Keanu Reeves would argue that he isn't one of the best performers now on the scene. He is, however, without a doubt one of the industry's most dedicated actors. The whole amount of spoken language in "Chapter 2" is only a few pages, and Reeves has maybe 30 lines, not all of which are necessarily performed as well as they should be. However, it won't matter in the end. Sure, if the writing were of the same calibre, John Wick may be a better series.

Wick declares, "I will kill them all," taking the well-known Liam Neeson statement, "I will kill you," to a whole new level. And it pretty much sums up your film. The price on Wick's head then spreads to almost everyone connected to The Continental's database. Wick doesn't want to return, but he is compelled to do so because of a debt and needs to complete one more death. For the remainder of the film, Wick uses all kinds of inventive methods to dispatch anyone who is in his way. Isn't it time people stopped bothering this guy? Overall, John Wick: Chapter 2 delivered on the visceral action it promised (all expertly captured on camera—yes, Resident Evil, I'm looking at you). Even if the conversation

The 'adventures' of John Wick, a former (?) hit guy, are continued in "John Wick: Chapter 2" (2017 release; 122 min.). As soon as the movie starts, we are thrust into a car vs bike pursuit, and the next thing we know, our protagonist is recovering his beloved Mustang from a chop shop in NYC, but not before there are numerous dead or injured bodies and automobiles flying everywhere. In the pre-opening credits, that is it. Wick, who wants "out," is yet pulled back "in" as the plot develops when an Italian bad guy requests a favour, which Wick is compelled to do. More plot details will ruin your viewing experience, so you'll simply have to watch to see how it all plays out for yourself.