Review of John Wick: Chapter 2 (2017) by Scienceadvisor — 22 May 2017

The actors/actresses are even more robotic than in the first part of this apparent series, which seems to be far more artificial (aka directed/intended) than he is capable of. Beyond that, this is highly predictable, to the point where even he prepares for betrayal.

But where this all breaks down, is the gun-fu. Even John Wick cannot aim and fire at an enemy before they have come around the corner, which he does countless times. I guess the other reviewers really need some combat training before claiming this is fried gold (8-10/10).

What is even more damning is when the dumb person (cannot speak) gives hand signals to thugs that are forward of her position and not looking at her, though somehow telepathically know what she ordered, or the fact that at 1h30min infintiy clips become reality.

Which gets even more silly when she start gunting at the 1H43 mintue mark, which belies that she is not incapable of speech after all (incomptent directing). Adding to the horror, is that no handgun in reality has 23 rounds+.

In all, this was poorly directed and rediculously formulaic, with an aim to being more Michael Bay (aka mindless) than the first movie. Final review without any studio paying adversiting compensation to raise this beyond what it should be, a mediocre 5/10.

By the end of the movie, this rediculous scipt suggests there are paid assasins every 100m, all ready to kill anyone for a few dollars. Laughable, but predictably Lionsgate.