John Wick: Chapter 2

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Product Description John Wick is forced out of retirement, and this time, he must face off against a shadowy international assassins’ guild and more of the world’s deadliest killers.

Review Special Features:

Deleted Scenes

“RetroWick: Exploring the Unexpected Success of JOHN WICK” Featurette

“Training John Wick” Featurette

“WICK-vizzed” Featurette

“Friends, Confidantes: The Keanu/Chad Partnership” Featurette

“As Above, So Below: The Underworld of JOHN WICK” Featurette

“Car Fu Ridealong” Featurette

“Beat Down: The Evolution of a Fight Scene” Featurette

“Wick’s Toolbox” Featurette

“Kill Count” Featurette

DOG WICK Short

Audio Commentary with Keanu Reeves and director Chad Stahelski –Lionsgate

Product Reviews

What Every Sequel Should Be: A Relentless Masterpiece of Bloody Perfection

John Wick wasn’t designed for a sequel. It began with someone killing John Wick’s dog, and ended with the vengeance-bent uber-assassin stealing a new best friend from an animal shelter, after dropping 76 dead bodies along the way. The movie succeeded not on the strength of its story, but on the elegance of its action, and while it reaches at times to justify its own existence, John Wick: Chapter 2 boasts a reunion with Matrix co-star Laurence Fishburne and two major improvements on the original: First, no animals were harmed in the making of the film. And secondly, the human body count is significantly higher.If the latter detail offends your humanistic sensibilities, then this isn’t the franchise for you. Even for Grand Theft Auto junkies and those at the other end of the spectrum, it can actually get tiresome watching Wick eliminate a seemingly inexhaustible stream of henchmen at times. But there’s a quality to the violence here that elevates it above the literal and reprehensible nihilism of movies and instead achieves something more akin to dance.John Wick: Chapter 2 pits Keanu Reeves’ titular character against the mean and nefarious of the criminal underworld. Once again, Reeves proves that he is a force to be reckoned with in this ridiculous, over-the-top sequel that is every bit as fun as the original. These types of films are rarely known for their artistic value but sets the bar pretty high, not only in its action, but in it’s set design and camera work. This is pure escapist entertainment and is exactly what you’re looking for.The look and feel of the film is very much in line with the first. It has beautiful, vibrant colors that compliment the violence and chaos. The sound is absolutely amazing with each gun sounding the way they should instead of using the stock machine gun or pistol sound which is something the original was guilty of at times.The performances are incredible and the direction of the action sequences is beyond impressive. This is a bigger John Wick and one that does a nice job at expanding on his world. The only issue that the film may have depends on your taste in action films. This is considerably longer than the original but it moves so fluidly and frenetic that it barely feels like it.Overall, John Wick: Chapter 2 is one hell of a sequel. It has everything a sequel should have and doesn’t disappoint. If you loved the first one then you’re going to love this one. It is a straight up, balls to the wall thrill ride that is more than worth the price of admission.

What Every Sequel Should Be: A Relentless Masterpiece of Bloody Perfection

John Wick wasn’t designed for a sequel. It began with someone killing John Wick’s dog, and ended with the vengeance-bent uber-assassin stealing a new best friend from an animal shelter, after dropping 76 dead bodies along the way. The movie succeeded not on the strength of its story, but on the elegance of its action, and while it reaches at times to justify its own existence, John Wick: Chapter 2 boasts a reunion with Matrix co-star Laurence Fishburne and two major improvements on the original: First, no animals were harmed in the making of the film. And secondly, the human body count is significantly higher.If the latter detail offends your humanistic sensibilities, then this isn’t the franchise for you. Even for Grand Theft Auto junkies and those at the other end of the spectrum, it can actually get tiresome watching Wick eliminate a seemingly inexhaustible stream of henchmen at times. But there’s a quality to the violence here that elevates it above the literal and reprehensible nihilism of movies and instead achieves something more akin to dance.John Wick: Chapter 2 pits Keanu Reeves’ titular character against the mean and nefarious of the criminal underworld. Once again, Reeves proves that he is a force to be reckoned with in this ridiculous, over-the-top sequel that is every bit as fun as the original. These types of films are rarely known for their artistic value but sets the bar pretty high, not only in its action, but in it’s set design and camera work. This is pure escapist entertainment and is exactly what you’re looking for.The look and feel of the film is very much in line with the first. It has beautiful, vibrant colors that compliment the violence and chaos. The sound is absolutely amazing with each gun sounding the way they should instead of using the stock machine gun or pistol sound which is something the original was guilty of at times.The performances are incredible and the direction of the action sequences is beyond impressive. This is a bigger John Wick and one that does a nice job at expanding on his world. The only issue that the film may have depends on your taste in action films. This is considerably longer than the original but it moves so fluidly and frenetic that it barely feels like it.Overall, John Wick: Chapter 2 is one hell of a sequel. It has everything a sequel should have and doesn’t disappoint. If you loved the first one then you’re going to love this one. It is a straight up, balls to the wall thrill ride that is more than worth the price of admission.

Mr. Reeves is operating on a new level.

Mr. Reeves has clearly applied his craft with incredible effort. I’m seeing at least 4 years of serious weapons training there. This movie is an epic continuation. Not just a sequel.

Over the top all the way. GREAT!!!!!! Bring me Number 3

Gratuitous violence, Prince of Satan running a hotel. No cops anywhere as the whole town is shot up. Hired killers by the droves from Sumo wrestlers to pan handlers. Over the top all the way. GREAT!!!!!! Bring me Number 3