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John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum (2019)


John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum



8/10



Starring
Keanu Reeves
Halle Berry
Laurence Fishburne
Mark Dacascos


Directed by Chad Stahelski


This is and will be one of the best movies of 2019. I saw a good movie, and I was entertained. This franchise always seems to get better with every installment. You can bet they challenge themselves, saying, “We must do better,” and they do. Mark Dacascos is always awesome to watch.

After you’re halfway into this movie, you’ll be asking, “What is with these people and dogs?” Also, why do people keep wanting to kill a dog that someone finds joy in?

“John Wick, excommunicado, 20 minutes,” we hear an announcer say as the countdown starts.

The movie starts with a bang as John Wick 3 picks up right where the last one left off. Our man Wick is on the run, and the time for the hunt is ticking fast. The bounty on his head for his crime of killing on Continental grounds is fourteen million dollars, and some people have chosen not to wait for the countdown to end.

The world is fascinating. Whether you’ve been on the John Wick train since the first movie or did a quick catch-up to join in, you’re welcomed with awesomeness. Wick isn’t made to be untouchable, but unkillable. He tries to tie up loose ends before time runs out and the hunt begins.


The movie’s plot continues, and if we remember how this all started, some men killed his dog after he found joy in it following his wife’s death. John is part of an underground and organized world of hitmen and hitwomen. They have their own way of handling things—and themselves.

John hunts down the men who killed his dog and kills them all. He continues his revenge in the second movie, and when he’s done, he’s betrayed by a friend. An act he takes very personally and seriously, which leads to him killing on Continental grounds (which, in the world he lives in, is against the rules—something we’re informed of from the first movie).
This causes the bounty on his head, and now John is being hunted by everyone who thinks they can take him down. The movie features some amazing choreography, from knife throwing and hand-to-hand combat to the gun fights we’re familiar with, which border on incredible.

John continues to call in favors, reaching out to Sofia (Halle Berry) as he tries to meet with someone who he says will give him guidance and help him make amends for what he’s caused.
Now, things aren’t just bad for Wick—they’re bad for everyone who helps him. The High Table, which governs Wick’s world, is angry and is going after everyone he cares about.

This is what the movie is about: Wick trying to find the Elder.

You should go see this movie and prepare to be entertained. Wick isn’t the only bad guy in this movie capable of doing amazing things—crossing Sofia is not a good idea. I can’t wait to see Chapter 4.

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