John Wick: Chapter 4

If it weren't for the pointless blind character, I would have liked this a lot more. Donnie Yen's talent had gone to waste.

I watch it to see Keanu dispatching people in all manner of ways. Did not disappointed.

4 and 0! Another Perfect Chapter to The John Wick Series! Can they continue this Trend of Great Chapters? Only time will tell with John Wick 5

Similar to Mission: Impossible, the John Wick franchise continues the trend of upping the ante with each subsequent sequel. Chapter 4 is an amazing achievement in action movie filmmaking. Somehow, the one-man-army trope is still made to look believable, which is a testament to everyone involved.

Ótimo filme para quem curte ação. E inclusive, raros os momentos em que o filme tem dialogos. Foi pensado exclusivamente para entreter do começo ao fim.

INCREDIBLE MOVIE. I like that they decided to end it after 4 parts. Still am amazing movie

Four bangers in a row

Intense, top shelf production, but still left me wondering why it's all necessary? Great action even if some of it is over the top.

Leni spiaccicata forte

Absolute garbage. With plot armour even more impenetrable than his ridiculous kevlar suit, John Wick blasts his way through dozens of doomed would-be assasins. The plot was wafer thin - the perforated kind. Clearly Wick was channeling the spirit of the Wolverine at times, being able to survive hits and falls that would have folded mere mortals in half. And, as a massive gunfight rages through the streets of Paris in the early hours, the gendarmerie make not a single appearance. The denizens of France's capital are clearly used to such shenanigans. And while we are meant to wonder at the unbridled opulence of those who sit either at the Table, or can cling to the tablecloth, one is left to wonder why there are bodyguards at every ten paces - these are presumably highly trained goons, who are paid to stand around all day, doing absolutely nothing. They must have had a lobotomy to endure such miserable conditions. The suspension of disbelief was simply far too much for me to manage. At least Laurence Fishburne's ham acting was kept on a tight leash this time around. Ridiculous. Absurdly and offensively self-indulgent. Poking fun at the viewer. Nothing to see here, folks.