Would wick follow the rules of assassins or break the to exact his revenge?
It’s amazing, but John Wick 2 went more for action over story and yet it was a great installment in the franchise. The film did have a plot and that was based around a dilemma for Wick. An Italian crime boss Santino D’Antonio pulls a marker on Wick and contracts him to kill his sister Gianna so that Santino might take over the family business. Santino then puts out a hit on Wick. Would he follow the rules of the assassins world he lived in or defy them to exact his revenge for D’Antonio double crossing him?<br /><br />There are then two scenes that foreshadow Wick’s dilemma. The first is when he’s told he has to honor D’Antonio’s marker because assassins follow rules and if he doesn’t he will be a hunted man. The second is when he’s reminded there is no fighting allowed in The Continental the chain of hotels run across the world for assassins and provides neutral ground for them. These are the regulations he questions.<br /><br />Of course people don’t go to John Wick films to dissect the plot. Instead they want to see what the man can do. Hence the movie doesn’t start with the story but rather Wick recovering his Mustang from the first film by taking out a whole garage full of gangsters. The series has always been innovative in its action sequences and this was no exception. At one point he takes out two guys with a pencil.<br /><br />In the middle of all that it did introduce some interesting characters as well. There was a personal duel between Wick and Cassian, Gianna D’Antonio’s bodyguard. They have a running battle throughout most of the film including a great climax inside of a New York subway car. There was Santino D’Antonio’s own bodyguard Ares who was a mute. Best of all though was the Bowery King who ran the homeless in New York City as part of an underground crime ring. He claims he is all seeing and all knowing.<br /><br />In the end, while there was less attention paid to plot there was more intense action making John Wick 2 quite an experience. <br />C
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