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Nobody (Shamier Anderson), who, along with his trusty German shepherd, has a knack for keeping up with Wick’s whereabouts. Other highlights: The Tracker, also known as Mr.

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It’s as if the Paris Opera Ballet incorporated guns, swords and knives into its repertoire. There is, once again, a multimillion dollar bounty on Wick’s head, which sets up any number of insane set pieces, several of which play out against Paris landmarks (this is a globetrotting movie).

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And Yen is so fluid in his moves, so effortless in his dispatching of opponents, you want more.īut it’s a John Wick movie, not a Caine movie (though a spinoff would be welcome). He may have taken the job reluctantly, but once he starts fighting there is no hesitation or mercy. An epic battle ensues - Sawayama, a pop singer, knows her way around a roundhouse kick - and sets up a tantalizing premise.Ĭaine (Yen), a blind assassin who was once a friend and associate of Wick’s, now has to try to kill him, thanks to the Marquis’ threats against his daughter. Threats against the Continental Osaka bring the action to Japan, where we meet Shimazu (Hiroyuki Sanada), the manager, and his daughter Akira (Rina Sawayama). Thus the Continental, the hotel that is a safe haven for killers when they are inside its walls, is threatened, and not even its manager Winston (Ian McShane, again excellent) can talk reason into the Marquis. We’re just getting started.) With the Table’s blessing, the Marquis de Gramont (Bill Skarsgård), a spoiled snot with more money than compassion, which would be true even if he only had a nickel in his pocket, wants to wipe out not only Wick but any remaining vestige of his existence. This time around Wick, declared excommunicado in the last movie, goes all “Lawrence of Arabia” on his way to doing something that offends The High Table, the shadowy group that oversees all the bad guys in the world. What is the plot of 'John Wick: Chapter 4'? Adding Hong Kong action superstar Donnie Yen to the mix only increases the beauty of the fights when he is moving, he is magnetic. It’s a deadly dance, but it’s also a meticulous one. We’re counting on it.Ĭhad Stanelski, who has directed all of the John Wick films, is back, and the choreography and filming of the actions scenes are, as ever, stunning, only more so. “Everything he touches dies,” one character says during the movie. The feel-good aspects of that motivation are in the distant past (the first film came out in 2014), but Wick’s instincts and lethality remain as sharp as ever. We are here to see Keanu Reeves reprise his role as a lonely assassin, dragged out of retirement in the first film by the death of his wife and murder of his puppy. Donnie Yen joins Keanu Reeves for 'John Wick: Chapter 4'

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