Storyline
John Wick is forced out of retirement by a former associate looking to seize control of a shadowy international assassins’ guild. Bound by a blood oath to aid him, Wick travels to Rome and does battle against some of the world’s most dangerous killers.
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Cast
Mario Donatone, Laurence Fishburne, Tim Connolly, John Leguizamo, Common, Peter Stormare, Nobuya Shimamoto, Luca Mosca, Ian McShane, Franco Nero, Keanu Reeves, Peter Serafinowicz, Bridget Moynahan, Chukwudi Iwuji, Wass Stevens, Aaron Cohen, Marmee Cosico, Mark Vincent, Claudia Gerini, Tobias Segal, David Patrick Kelly, Lance Reddick, Johnny Otto, Riccardo Scamarcio, Thomas Sadoski, Crystal Lonneberg, Alex Ziwak, Marko Caka, Aly Mang, Shade Rupe, Kenny Sheard, Thaddeus Daniels, Heidi Moneymaker, Nancy Cejari, Sidney Beitz, Nora Sommerkamp, Ruby Rose, Perry Yung, Nico Toffoli, Frank Modica, Jennifer Dong, Elli, Midori Nakamura, Justin L. Wilson, Chris LaPanta, Guyviaud Joseph, Alisa Ermolaev, Kelly Rae LeGault, Vadim Kroll, Margaret Daly, Erik Frandsen, Youma Diakite, Angel Pai, Oleg Prudius, Ciscandra Nostalghia
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Reviews
83
As relentless, eager-to-please genre filmmaking goes, it marks the rare occasion where too much of a good thing is just good enough.
83
The idea of a secret world of professional killers adhering to a set of civilized conventions may sound absurd, but it’s what makes the Wickverse more intriguing and far richer than the usual numbskull orgy of cinematic nihilism.
80
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.
80
Once again, Reeves does not disappoint, fully inhabiting Wick by channeling his rage over life’s injustices into an intensely focused performance.
80
Empire
A brutal, bruising bullet ballet of a sequel that builds upon the promise of the original.
