Yep, exactly.I thought it was bad. They seemed to forget the entire point of who John Wick is and what he can do. They seemed to toss efficiency out the window; look at the first film when he takes out the guys in his house, it's clinical, darkly efficient, minimal. The opening scene in the second he's doing all kinds of pointless shit getting into fights he doesn't need to, making a right mess, smashing up his car for literally no reason and that carried on throughout the whole film. Wick seems to make a meal out of every scenario, the whole deadly assassin thing was lost. Shame.
This scene was really goofy - the only real low point in the movie. And I guess the end battle with all the mirrors went on too long to the point of annoyance. Great movie otherwise.
This scene was ruined for me after seeing someone critique it by revealing that silenced pistols are still loud as fuck. Ignorance is bliss.
I hope the next movie has more hand-to-hand combat and less aimbot wallhacking shootouts.
Wick's grappling style is awesome.
This scene was ruined for me after seeing someone critique it by revealing that silenced pistols are still loud as fuck. Ignorance is bliss.
Got me good famWhen two people try and have a flame war in a highly moderated forum.
Totally, makes the scene so unrealistic.This scene was ruined for me after seeing someone critique it by revealing that silenced pistols are still loud as fuck. Ignorance is bliss.
This scene was ruined for me after seeing someone critique it by revealing that silenced pistols are still loud as fuck. Ignorance is bliss.
This scene was ruined for me after seeing someone critique it by revealing that silenced pistols are still loud as fuck. Ignorance is bliss.
Yep. For a movie that makes some effort to be realistic about firearms (reloads and whatnot), that scene was dumb.
One of those rare sequels that stands up to the original and makes it better retrospectively. Also builds a rock solid foundation for the franchise to build on. It could branch out in all sorts of directions now that we know the extent of the Continental's reach and we've seen how badass some of the other assassins are.
There's an awesome TV show in the world of John Wick that's just waiting to be written.
Is it your first time watching a movie that has silenced pistols?This scene was ruined for me after seeing someone critique it by revealing that silenced pistols are still loud as fuck. Ignorance is bliss.
It's cheesy as fuck, but it isn't a parody scene.
Course not, but I'm not well versed in firearms so I didn't know that silencers didn't actually make a gun super quiet. I took film, tv, and games word for it. Foolish, of course. It was hearing someone talk about this specific scene that informed me of the fact silenced guns are still very loud, they just won't blow your ears out.Is it your first time watching a movie that has silenced pistols?
Course not, but I'm not well versed in firearms so I didn't know that silencers didn't actually make a gun super quiet. I took film, tv, and games word for it. Foolish, of course. It was hearing someone talk about this specific scene that informed me of the fact silenced guns are still very loud, they just won't blow your ears out.
This.
Fury Road, Dredd, John Wick 1 & 2, The Raid, and now MI: Fallout all occupy the same action movie stratosphere. Fucking masterpiece genre films.
Great! Hope it lives up to its potential.
I viewed it as somewhat an homage to the Enter The Dragon bossfight. Very well shot.This scene was really goofy - the only real low point in the movie. And I guess the end battle with all the mirrors went on too long to the point of annoyance. Great movie otherwise.
I felt the movies had a pretty serious tone with some tongue-in-cheek moments [like the sommalier / weapon supplier, or the Chinese sweatshop / secret tux tailor].
The first film is about a guy who murders, what, hundreds of people essentially because a dog dies!
Yeah, they took the cool assassins world concept and made it super dumb. Not really excited about 3, but hope to be pleasantly surprised.I felt the movies had a pretty serious tone with some tongue-in-cheek moments [like the sommalier / weapon supplier, or the Chinese sweatshop / secret tux tailor]. All of that went completely out the window once the violin-playing assassin and the random Sumo assassin pop up. John Wick has hand to hand combat and shootouts with fatal ends in the middle of the subway and NY street and literally nobody bats an eye. It's way past my suspention of disbelief. The ridiculous bulletproof suits don't help either.
The whole concept of literally hundreds of part-time assassins walking around in NYC alone is beyond absurd, even for this movie's premise.
Absolutely is.