Make it through the carnage unscathed, but in an interesting moment that recalls the first film's depiction of Wick attempting at least to lead an Suffice it to say, Wick marauds through a cartwheeling series of attackers as he attempts to reclaim hisĪll while Tarasov listens with an increasingly frightened and/or resigned look on his face from his locked office. Which ran afoul of Wick in the first film. John on the hunt for his epic Mustang Mach 1, which he finds in a chop shop being run by Abram Tarasov (Peter Stormare), part of the Russian John Wick: Chapter 2 picks up from more or less literally where the first film left off, with an extremely Their stripes (and/or bruises, as the case may be) in the stunt industry, experience which was more than apparent in John Wick'sĪrray of set pieces.
SomeĬurmudgeons (ahem) found some elements in the first film to quibble with (receiving lots of disparaging messages for their trouble, itīe added), but even those dunderheads (ahem) couldn't help but appreciate the breathless quality to the virtually nonstop array of fight scenes, allĬhoreographed to within an inch of various participants' teeth by co-directors Chad Stahelski and an uncredited David Leitch, both of whom earned Reinvigorating Keanu Reeves' career and providing action adventure junkies with a pretty steady supply of adrenaline pumping sequences. Reviewed by Jeffrey Kauffman, June 3, 2017Īs covered in even one of the supplements adorning the Blu-ray release of John Wick: Chapter 2, John Wick was a rather unexpected sensation when it was released in 2014,
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