I’ll be honest.
Slumping into my seat, still groggy from my post-Oscars red-eye, I wasn’t expecting much of anything from John Wick: Chapter 4. The last instalment was adequate but it felt like it was time to bring the curtain down on John Wick and his never-quenched mission of revenge.
For the record, dear reader, I was wrong. Very wrong.
Reunited again with stuntman-turned-director Chad Stahelski, Keanu Reeves has delivered a film audacious and artful. There’s a grandiose, almost operatic quality to Wick’s mission as he grits his teeth, determined to again, “kill them all.”
Let’s be honest — Keanu Reeves is not an actor for everything. But the John
